Elf, Who Made Him the Gym Leader?

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This novel is okay in the chapters I have read. The plot line is good, but the portrayal of the characters (the characters in the elves) is a bit unacceptable, and there are still many poisonous points. Overall, it's okay. You can take a look.

The male protagonist has a shitty championship level. How dare he call him a champion when he is over 60? At most, they are gym level. 60-70, Which is the fiery red gold and silver version, is the champion. Starting from the later version, the combat power within 70 is basically the strength of the main team of the gym leader. 50-70 Is the gym leader level, 70-89 is the king level, 90-99 is the champion, and 100 is the master level. In reality, there will be individual god-levels that control the laws. These beasts that control the laws cannot be provoked by humans, and later there is the multi-level Zeus whose body is multi-level.

After reading the beginning, the author wanted to write a real Pokémon battle, with no restrictions on moves and reasonable use of the venue. However, I feel that it is no different from the game at present. The protagonist has no training interaction between Pokémon and no feelings of mutual improvement. The deepest feeling about Pokémon for me is the bond between humans and Pokémon during the battle journey. At present, I see that the author has plug-ins one by one to give the protagonist invincible strength in the early stage. However, the protagonist and the elves did not have many bonds before. The protagonist's attitude towards the elves is also numerical values, characteristics, attributes, and team formation. This only gives me a game feeling. The protagonist interacts more with various female characters than the elves. I really like what will always be born when the life of Zhulan meets life. The bond between humans and elves is the eternal theme of the Pokémon series. What is the reason why we like the Pokémon series? Is it because we can directly cheat and level up? Or create an invincible combination at the beginning and push horizontally? I personally feel that the charm of Pokémon lies in cultivating my favorite Pokémon bit by bit. Battles may be difficult or boring, and encountering new Pokémon again and again.

Overall, it's not a bad game. Although it progresses quickly, it's not abrupt. The only thing is that the protagonist doesn't seem to know how to speak. Every time I hear the protagonist communicate with others, I feel a sense of offense.

Want to know if the plot is anime or game oriented? Or a special chapter? Multiple heroines or single heroine?

Apart from Chihong and Meiyue who will definitely reach the master level, who else can

It's pretty good. I hope I'll update it soon.

I feel like it's one of the better Pokémon novels I've ever read.

What is that part about Dakdo?