The Path of a Pokémon Researcher

The book is a good book, but as for skills, I remember that each elf can only learn four skills, and those with good potential can only learn six at most. In the anime, there are only four, such as Ash's Pikachu: Flash of Lightning, Electric Ball, Steel Tail, One Hundred Thousand Volts, quite a few impacts, which are not considered skills in anime, just like us people can curse and hit people!

The author may have watched and played the Elf game for a while, and then combined his own ideas before writing a little bit. . . 😂

Brother, don't give up

They are all so awesome, and I really want to go to Pokémon World.

Bada Huo can't learn Yuqi at all. . . . .

Is the author still alive?

Boss, I have 100,000 words, chapter by chapter, chapter by chapter...

Someone tell me! A little confused! Didn't pay attention while listening to the book

Name: Shang Gongpeng Gender: Male, proud personality Main team: Flame Chicken, Biting Land Shark, Fossil Pterosaur, Strange Power, Gengar, Menas Once I met the protagonist outside and fought with him, and finally defeated him, the protagonist and him became the strongest opponents.

There cannot be more than two stars, there are too many poisonous points, the plot is a brain hemorrhage, and the protagonist is forced to be smart. It is true that you want to advance the plot, but you cannot sacrifice the reader's reading experience. Moreover, this multi-track girl doesn't look like a ten-year-old girl at first glance. How can she pretend to be innocent despite being so wealthy? The protagonist's family background is average. Not to mention encountering Team Rocket and being noticed by Banmu, that is to say, you failed to challenge the Cerulean Gym and the three sisters healed your elf and allowed you to resume the challenge. Are the three sisters not nice to you? Except for their superficial strength, they are all good, and they have inherited the elf of the water king from the previous generation. In order to take care of the novice players, they don't take any serious action with you. The protagonist is good, and he agreed to the multi-track to fight for the ownership of the gym. Is he really a white-eyed wolf? You also forcibly give the protagonist a wit. If you destroy someone else's gym, aren't you afraid of someone else's revenge? That multi-track man has a family and is not afraid, but what about the protagonist? You have no strength or background and you dare to get involved in this kind of thing. Do you think you are "growing too fast"? Moreover, Duoluo and her family were also forcibly reduced to intelligence. How about finding a cute newbie to do this kind of thing instead of finding someone else who is stronger? Must be the protagonist? The protagonists are all in the same team, so I don't believe that Chenglong's family can't find a reliable trainer. In order to advance the plot, the author really did everything and didn't treat the readers as human beings. After reading it, the readers felt like they were going to have a cerebral hemorrhage. I wonder why no one commented later and probably scared me away at the beginning. It was uncomfortable to watch. The depiction of the battle between Xiaobai and Xiaobai was not very good. Alas, that's it. I'll leave it alone. This is my personal opinion. Readers later are free to do so.