Pokemon: My Gengar Can Use Susanoo

The author has incorrect views and calls a filial son like Uchiha Itachi, who kills his tribe and parents, a god.

Come on heavyweight. Should I accept Gardevoir?

Lizard King of Three Swordsman Style, Eagle Eye Green Onion Duck

I can't figure out whether someone is robbing you of money or doing something wrong to you by writing a book, and I always scold my family members. . If your feelings are not as good as you want in life, why don't you just vent your emotions online? Do you think you can just leave the vicious comments without reading them? Do you insist on scolding them as if you have a grudge against others?

On the one hand, I wanted to become a champion, but then when I met Gengar, he offered to be his elf but said he couldn't afford it and had to refuse. The reason is that they are too poor to support themselves. This is similar to being a bitch and building a memorial arch. **One batch

Let's put it this way, there are a lot of inconsistencies, and the protagonist always feels a bit silly. The author has never played Pokémon. You will understand after looking at a few pictures. For example, I look at other Pokémon casually, but I always think that the quasi-champion Gengar is a professional level (I don't know how the author designed the levels, but I saw the protagonist and felt that he couldn't beat the gym level). He also has the characteristic of hating the flying mantis. . . What's wrong with this feature? I think it's pretty good. Suitable for, um, people who are really book-hungry to read casually.

It felt so familiar at first glance, and it suddenly occurred to me that I really am not a good trainer.

I can't afford to play with the rapids when my TM is full of blood.

By the way, this looks like the teacher's salted fish! The strongest trainer Guisi

This book is so ugly that to be honest, it has been deleted and reviewed.* I'm not allowed to tell you that you should not write it. It's too lame.