Pokemon: I Get a Letter from the Future and Steal Salamence

Brother, I can understand that you start with a strong chicken and double swords, but later on, the Tyrannosaurus all uses special attack skills, and Gardevoir uses the mind hammer and physical attack skills. I am really confused.

I really want to ask the author. The male protagonist's parents are both named Li, and his is Su. Is he his biological child?

Is it possible to write a letter to the protagonist, who is the real protagonist in a systematic way, while writing to the past and sharing the results?

It's still a sunny day, isn't your fire-type versus wave-type and water-type skills just crushing them with strength? How about the generous advice from the seniors, how to stack buffs and use fire-type skills to deal with water-type waves, rely on strength to crush them, and then use buff skills and damage skills to double the consumption to win the opponent? There was cheering, how could you hold back your laughter?

Whenever the Toucan clan encounters an enemy they cannot defeat, the king of their clan will come with a rainbow.

The author probably wrote it in the second setting. It's so easy to become a champion, right? Also, don't beautiful scales last a lifetime?

There are a lot of bugs, and the protagonist is really generous, so why would the highly qualified Lalu Lasi's egg be left to her roommate to keep for half a month? There is really a kind of clear stupidity

Like the title, this way can better allow readers to immerse themselves, because some people don't always remember what the elves look like. This way can also improve the readers' sense of immersion.

People who look at this future method of sending letters will simply want to vomit. If it is not modified in the future, it will become a poisonous point.

Level 7 Vulpix knows flame whirlpool and sunny weather??