Pokemon: From the Start, the Power to Command Dragons

The competition requires 4 skills? An absolute failure.

Is the whole world targeting the protagonist just because of the dragon Pokémon in his hand? To be honest, dragon-type Pokémon and even quasi-gods are not difficult to find. What is difficult is cultivating them. Does anyone really think that aristocratic families cannot find quasi-gods and dragon-type Pokémon? There is no such thing as a quasi-god in the original book. It just says that it is a late bloomer. It takes too long to cultivate and there are too many resources. The weak ones cannot wait for the strong ones to look down on it. The quasi-god is actually useless. You can see that the battle attendance rate in the game is not high. The resources you need to cultivate a quasi-god are enough to train several regular Pokémon. Moreover, quasi-gods are not necessarily highly qualified. Why do you think most aristocratic families don't train quasi-gods? There is absolutely no need for such a thing.

The writing is so frustrating. Anyone can provoke you, anyone can try to pay attention. Those who take the initiative to attack and provoke you will be okay in the end. Anyway, the protagonist will let you go in the end. It doesn't matter if you want to take advantage of the corner. After defeating, you are ready to treat people to a meal. You are really too kind. It would be a pity for the Virgin Mary not to treat you as such.

Anyone can provoke the protagonist, but the protagonist chooses to let it go in the end. I'm speechless. It's too holy.

The main team is currently tentatively determined to be Gyarados, Charizard, Desert Dragonfly, Sonic Dragon, and Kuailosaurus, one of them is missing!!

More than five female protagonists Goldfinger does not send elves directly reject urban elf

It's really poisonous. The elf was robbed. The competition only involves four skills. I'm just an idiot.

They've all come to snatch your elves, and they won't kill anyone. Even if they don't kill people, they can just kill their elves.

Originally, the skills in the first dozen pictures were not four, but after looking at dozens of pictures, I couldn't figure out that Gyarados couldn't even use a water gun or water cannon. The most important thing is that in the anime, the evolution of Gyarados will not destroy the death light, so Gyarados is the water bully.

Will the protagonist come back with revenge when he becomes stronger? I'm talking about the entire Yulong clan. Grab the protagonist's elf and use the protagonist as a test object Don't say that the wrongdoer has his fault and the debtor has his owner, and don't say that the protagonist is not strong enough. I'm talking about the future