Urban Pokemon: Trainers Should Go All-In on Defense!

The strength of the Sinnoh elves is okay, but it feels difficult to train this stupid duck in actual combat. Aren't the other elves good?

The male protagonist even mentioned the word husband and wife, but in the end, Jie Zilan asked Sirona if the male protagonist knew that she was his fiancée

Doesn't the author have the habit of reading the context? In front of him was the male protagonist who was about to hit a home run, and then Bizhulan blushed after holding his hand? The finger was massaged, and the old face turned red? I suspect that the target of this home run is his own two fifth girls, right??? They are all here to seduce girls and get on base, and they are written like a magician who is just starting to fall in love?? There's something wrong with you, right?

The three dragons of the Tao are united...

I think to watch Pokémon is to watch elves. You wrote that superhuman trainers are like practicing martial arts. Then why don't I watch Gaowu? I have to watch this weird thing.

It can't be Lucario.

I still remember that it was a summer when cherry blossoms were flying. The author came into contact with Pokémon animation for the first time, and played related games such as Fire Red, Emerald, Diamond, Platinum, and Black and White, as well as the self-made pitch-black Phantom by our players. Since then, he has become a loyal fan, and his favorite is the movie version of Lucario the Wave Guide Brave. I also watched the completely script-killing ending of the Kalos regional competition, which was actually barely acceptable. It wasn't until I watched the journey chapter last year that the author was shocked by *Hao's behavior that didn't conform to the logic of the Pokémon world at all… Therefore, this book is also to express my love for my former youth and fill my regrets. I also hope that the protagonist of this book can lead his elves, form a deep bond with the mythical beasts, and become sympathetic opponents with Chihong and others. And from the perspective of seniors, we will witness and guide Xiaozhi's growth, dig into the past of the Rockets trio, and fulfill our dreams.

After reading about ten chapters, it seems that the situation is single type, **** me, I ran away.

Why do you always have to bring me an Eight-door Dunjia when writing about elves? It's very uncomfortable, right?

The male elf who deliberately writes about the protagonist always takes advantage of the female protagonist