Pokemon: Born in Rome and Still Grinding? That's Brutal

●Also, can it be changed that the protagonist's grandfather Metagross defeated Kyogre? In my opinion, it turns out to be reality, so there shouldn't be such a situation where ordinary elves can beat the mythical beasts! It really feels unreasonable! ●I hope that the highest level of ordinary elves can be champions and leaders, even quasi-gods! It's like the Dodo's dragon, Daigo's Metagross, and the protagonist's grandpa's trump card reaches the master! The rest are championship level! ●Of course, if it doesn't work, you can also add a race king setting, which can barely defeat the three stupid birds! ●In short, I think he is called a god, so I hope he will be more powerful! Underneath the mythical beasts are all ants! Even the three idiots can abuse the champion ace at will! ●Finally, I just hope that the protagonist of the mythical beast can be there!

Why not bring a king-level protective elf? The protagonist is so weak now, and no one knows if he is killed outside, especially if you set up such a family background

Author, don't you have someone from a better family around you? Even if you have a big family, I think it's the poor people who are lying flat.

●How is the author's combat power arranged? What I hope is that the champion level will explode the city, the leader level will explode the country [Japan], the third level god [Three Idiot Birds] will explode the country [China], the second level god will explode the plate, and the first level god will explode the surface to the star! ●For example, the black and white dragons are on the surface, and the three dragons of Rayquaza and Sinnoh are explosive stars! ●Also, I hope that the level of the mythical beasts will be higher, and the mythical beasts should look like gods! Except for the protagonist, no one else should have mythical beasts, otherwise it would really be incompetent! ●By the way, please pay attention to your height and weight. For example, Charizard should not be only 1.7 Meters, but at least 3 meters or more! ●The same goes for Groudon. If I remember correctly, the illustrated book is only three meters long, right? At least add a zero! And to be honest, in my opinion, at least three hundred meters is normal! ●The same goes for Rayquaza, don't be only seven meters long! Really out of character! At least add a zero! Seventy meters is better!

What you wrote is completely retarded. It takes decades to cultivate a powerful elf. How could you not train the protagonist in advance when he was a child? And a teenage girl in the protagonist's family can break in without any guards? How does the protagonist live with his enemies? What you wrote is really bad.

. . The ideas in the book are very strange. The characters in the book are strangers, but now everyone thinks that the children of the aristocratic family are pampered and useless princes. . . I really can't understand the author's idea and writing method. Does he want to highlight the protagonist's uniqueness? Effort? Roll? Too much force. . . There is also the prejudice against family members. . Really.

It's okay so far. Don't have any plots in the future where the protagonist's identity is unknown to others and he pretends to be a pig to eat the tiger. It would be too poisonous to pretend to be a slap in the face from such a family background.

The author cares too much about the word involution. He insists on describing the second generation of wealthy people as a bunch of idiots to illustrate how the protagonist got involution. Who cares about that? The involution wizard next door is about to be cut. I was here to see how you got the reward tenfold

Don't progress as fast as the last book, and you will be the king of the world all at once. Don't accept too many elves. Don't treat the elves as tools. Just hope for a desert dragonfly.

It would be meaningless if I keep writing about how the protagonist trains. The daily routine of Pokémon training is all about water and poison. Watching Pokémon means watching Pokémon, competitions, and adventures, and everything else is auxiliary. If I keep writing about how the protagonist trains, I don't know how to complain. Who watches Pokémon and watches you train? The novel is not interesting, and the game is just a collision.