This Trainer is 100 Million Points Strong

Can the ghost type hit normally? Has the author really never played it? Also, I've wanted to complain for a long time. Can that scumbag martial artist from Gengar Family play Raid and Shadow Fist? Do you want to read what you are writing?

Lots of typos, and a bunch of common sense errors, like the water gun being more powerful than the foam beam. . . . . .

Jiang Jing's official complaint was the most fatal. This elf world felt strange yet familiar, so he was a little confused about where he was.

Overall, it can be used to kill time, but the prerequisite is that you don't know too much about Pokémon. The power system of Pokémon in this book is biased toward fantasy. First, there are talents from 1 to 6 stars, then levels from 1 to 100, and then enhancement potions. Use a The group is equivalent to a higher level, and the characteristics are basically useless. There is no personality at all in the game. The fantasy beasts are bad in the street, and they feel that they can have some status. The mythical beasts have no power at all. It can be said that they have basically stepped on all the mines of Pokémon, and the mythical beasts have no power. Then, there were typos in the novel, names were spelled wrong, and even the order was written in the wrong order. At least the author made some corrections at the beginning, but became too lazy to change them later. To be honest, I only gave it 3 stars because it took me some time. Finally, I feel that the overall rating of this book is reasonable. It is only suitable for fantasy and not for Pokémon👧👧👧

I'm a little speechless. Several of the protagonist's classmates are also very rich. They spent hundreds of thousands on elf food. They made a bet and randomly took out 20,000 yuan. They said it was just a month's pocket money. In the end, no one had Yusanjia. They were all relatively ordinary elves. What a Kentero. , Wubo, if you want one million from the Yusanjia, I can understand it, but as mentioned before, the Yusanjia only has more than 200,000, and it has at least two-star potential, so why don't any of them buy the Yusanjia? After reading hundreds of chapters, there are only two or three people from the Yusanjia, and I really laughed.

If you have any elves that you particularly like, you can mention them and let me refer to them, maybe I will conquer them in the future.

After reading the general review, I think it is similar to the Insect King book, which has a more academic style. This is originally a competition style, 80% of it is about training and competition plots, and all competitions have the same routine, and the remaining 10% is daily life and 10% is the main plot. There was a lot of preparation for the final showdown in the early stage, but it ended 20 chapters after the championship, and the last 20 chapters felt like rushing to the end. I read another book by the author last year. I personally felt that book was better than this one, but overall it was on the same level. I feel like the two books made different mistakes. The one was shorter. This book is too long-winded and lacks any new ideas. I feel that it is good to streamline it to three million. The overall pace of this book is super slow. Chapter 200 is basically about daily training and then comparing combat abilities. The comparison is to compare combat power. The author wrote in the article that the talent bonus is the highest, and the protagonist's elf talents are higher than those of the opponent. The levels are either the same or higher. And for the same four-star talent, the highest four-star talent for others may be 10, while the protagonist's is 15. And it is not subject to attribute restraint because it makes up for it. The combat plot is very awkward if all the talent levels are suppressed. Moreover, the current routine used in Chapter 200 is basically the same, which is to be looked down upon and provoked by others, and then the protagonist slaps him in the face. At first, the protagonist's talent and strength were not shown and he had sb. Later, he became a champion and there were so many more. I can only think of it as a halo of wisdom. From now on, the process will be the same until the World Series and High School League. My suggestion is to jump directly to the finals after seeing the plot of this kind of competition. There is no need to waste time in between. Although there are many flaws in the first two hundred chapters, the one I want to complain about the most is the use of the magical candy. The settings in the article are 10-50 in ten levels, so the best use time must be 9. It is understandable that you should increase the combat power of the three animals that will participate in the competition in advance. The metal monster Blue Crow Riolu behind them didn't need combat power urgently. Why did they use it so early? And doesn't the happy egg reduce the upgrade experience time? If it is used by the main force and it is not bound to the battle, why not replace it with one that increases combat power? The setting in the article is that the talent level is supreme, and the growth time of a quasi-god using a happy egg is at most the growth time of an ordinary elf. But it would be outrageous for ordinary elves to use it, especially if the current main force is not a quasi-god, it will take at least two years to catch up with the main force. But if two years were added to the main ordinary elves, the gap would be at least five or six levels. Especially at present, the highest level in college is 3 vs. 3, So you are a fool to develop balanced development. By the way, there are about 200 chapters left to get the thunder slate fragments, but they are not used until chapter 350. Isn't it long time ago to recover the electric elves? There is also the fact that the protagonist has no background. No one knows about his potential talent in the early stage. Later, there are many diamond king trainers, not to mention the school. So many Diamond King trainers are optimistic about the protagonist's talent. Why not give the protagonist a stronger bodyguard? Especially when the protagonist goes into the wild. Why don't you lend the protagonist a powerful elf? Save your life. Then there is the golden finger of the protagonist. Although it is not explained in the article, it seems that it can only be used by one's own elves. But the protagonist does not test this mechanism to see if it can improve the elves of his parents and elders at home. If you can't improve, can't you catch a few highly talented ones and give them to your parents? In Chapter 300, when the Big Rock Snake evolved and improved, he already believed in the Mountain God Big Steel Snake. So why not give it a try? Can you give him an upgrade? If so, wouldn't your own elves also benefit from it? Evolution plus 40+50+60+70 is superimposed at least 5 times, which is enough to upgrade all the elves by one or two levels. There is also the attribute potion. I don't quite understand the meaning of writing this thing. The maximum is 5 groups. If you want to say that this thing is very rare, you can just write this thing alone. No, in the later stage, if you participate in the competition, you will be full until the end. It means that this potion only has a contrasting effect on wild elves, and I have seen very few descriptions of the wild in this article. Many situations in the article do not bring God's perspective, and predicting future situations will feel silly, especially the use of props and materials and the recovery of elves. The protagonist mentioned in the early stage that he should be able to get two groups of elves, but it took a long time after recovering the electric monsters to finally conquer the red plane. Shouldn't the protagonist's golden fingers be that the more elves he can recover and cultivate, the better? It snowballs, especially if there is no shortage of money in the later stage. And don't bring the red plane with you when you enter the Magnetic Secret Realm in the later stage? No new elves have been raised since the Red and Blue Planes.

I can accept Pokémon's shiny and different colors as being talented, but the artificial grading of Pokémon's talents feels very toxic. Even using trainer levels is better than star classification.

The author doesn't even know the basic attribute restraint very well. Arceus will be defeated by the Curse of the Same Fate. He introduces the Elf Crazy Water

Do you have any favorite ghost elves to recommend?