Pokemon: A Trainer's Journey Begins with a Rain Team

Personally, I feel that the Pokémon with weather characteristics should be set to be rare among the same kind, and the weather skills are also difficult to master, or it is not cost-effective to consume a lot of physical energy. Otherwise, as a player who came from a separate gaming circle, how can you lead in tactics in a world where Pokémon are everywhere? Of course, this is purely my personal opinion, and I am not forcing it on the author.

The author is inconsistent. You yourself said that reality is not a game, and there is no limit to learning 4 skills in reality. The more skills you learn, the more ways you can deal with them.

The purely weather team prefers to play games, and the advantage of wild fighting is not obvious.

There are only four skills during the competition, forget it, multi-skill competition is exciting. . . .

Limiting four skills in the real world is really unsightly!

To be honest, you might as well not go to the real Pokémon world and just write about the Pokémon online game. Isn't this the right way to write? You write based on game content, which makes it look ugly when combined with reality.

You think everything is too simple, you are just playing a game

Write less about the supporting characters. I jump at them when I see them. Lai Fei just reads novels with protagonists. Who cares about supporting characters?

I think this novel is quite interesting. The current elf novels are either systematic or invincible. I feel tired of reading them. It is quite interesting as it develops slowly.

I read the opening chapter, and it was all about my sister, and it's ridiculous that the characters in the play don't know the rainfall characteristics of the large-billed gull. The characteristics in the article are so thoroughly studied, and other characteristics are so understood, but no one knows about the rainfall characteristics of the large-billed gull?