I, the Mechanical Pokémon Trainer

The idea of ​​the mechanical department is good, but the content is not rational enough. I can still understand the transformation of Pokémon like Boss Cordora/Metrogross/Steel into the mechanical type, but I'm crazy about other Pokémon that are obviously flesh and blood and can transform into the mechanical type. You have a mouth and you blow hard, but you have no use for farting.

By the way, what exactly is this skill? Why do you use it or not? Can you explain it?

I read a bit and the suggestion was that the so-called Mechanical type was re-created by the author, but it has nothing to do with the eight main types of Pokémon. I read it, and it was just a novel with Pokémon names above it. It is actually of no use. If the author doesn't know how to write, just think about how the Pokémon Fairy type came about. Can the so-called Mechanical type you write about be separated from the Steel type? This is just a personal opinion. If the author wants to refer to it, then forget it.

It's not good, it's not too poisonous, it's just too novice, not suitable for old bookworms

Come on, ten words is so damn hard to come up with.

Unsurprisingly, the launch has been delayed. Keep updating four times during this period, and try to put it on the shelves on November 11. If the reading is not enough, 300,000 words will be published. For new books, reading is everything. Please read them, recommend them, and collect them. Please...

This book is a second creation of its own, and the writing style doesn't feel like a big deal, but it looks okay so far, and it's still worth reading. If you're an old bookworm and you're short of books, you can also read it.

Little white text. They're all mechanical, but there's only one skill... It's useless, so Togekiss lays eggs? Mechanical egg? ? ?

I have my own ideas. I thought it was a real machine at first, but I didn't expect it to be a mechanical Pokémon. Come on, it's been 78 years since I read the novel.