After Abandoning Their Pokémon, They Became Anxious
About This Novel
(The new book is about to be opened. If you are interested, you can check it out~) On the championship podium, Bai Lan, who was holding the trophy, looked at each other and smiled at the Pokémon behind him, and then said to the world the words he had always said. "There are no weak Pokémon, only weak trainers!" In front of the TV, those who had abandoned their Pokémon had their teeth broken with regret.
What Readers Think
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Official(4)Scraped 11d ago
The protagonist has a golden finger, but ordinary passers-by have money? Any direction? Emotions that are not reciprocated will be wasted by material things. This green grass rescue station is empty. The protagonist has compassion and goes to be Zhang Xuefeng's lecturer to guide others. Instead, he blames ordinary people for their slightest mistakes (emotions also need material things). There is no weakest Pokémon, only the weakest trainers. It is really a poisonous chicken soup. The evil point of this book is that it insists on opening an adoption rescue center. It is fun to pick on other people's weaknesses and slap them in the face. It is a cliché and mindless watch.
I think it's okay. The Elf World itself doesn't talk too much about qualifications. At most, it's about individual values. The anime doesn't talk about qualifications or anything like that. Everything can be enhanced through effort points. I think it's pretty good.
Is it poisonous?
No comments? Is it poisonous? Have you ever tested poison?
After abandoning their Pokémon, they became anxious
Come on, author, I'm optimistic about you, and I'm looking forward to your next Pokémon fanfic.
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Community(0)
Official(4)Scraped 11d ago
The protagonist has a golden finger, but ordinary passers-by have money? Any direction? Emotions that are not reciprocated will be wasted by material things. This green grass rescue station is empty. The protagonist has compassion and goes to be Zhang Xuefeng's lecturer to guide others. Instead, he blames ordinary people for their slightest mistakes (emotions also need material things). There is no weakest Pokémon, only the weakest trainers. It is really a poisonous chicken soup. The evil point of this book is that it insists on opening an adoption rescue center. It is fun to pick on other people's weaknesses and slap them in the face. It is a cliché and mindless watch.
I think it's okay. The Elf World itself doesn't talk too much about qualifications. At most, it's about individual values. The anime doesn't talk about qualifications or anything like that. Everything can be enhanced through effort points. I think it's pretty good.
Is it poisonous?
No comments? Is it poisonous? Have you ever tested poison?
After abandoning their Pokémon, they became anxious
Come on, author, I'm optimistic about you, and I'm looking forward to your next Pokémon fanfic.
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