Pokemon: Revealing the Sacred Spirit, Spear, and Shocking the World

Author, what is the use of your protagonist? There is also the man with glasses, who makes fun of this and that. If you want to write an inventory, just focus on writing an inventory. The protagonist is useless and is only used to flirt with people.

The combat capabilities of Seer, Aura Star, Legend of Oz, and Digimon are outrageous, right? There are many hard-to-explode stars, even multiverse ones. How can they be so weak?

Questioning this and that all day long, the identity of the protagonist is questioned all day long. The Pokémon world, which has already had aerospace, thinks that Pokémon are a local specialty and there are no other creatures in the universe, right? What a wisdom halo.

There shouldn't be a protagonist in this kind of book. The protagonist is a complete failure and has no use except to seduce readers.

To be honest, if you don't recognize that outrageous patch, Pokémon really can't beat Locke. Locke's combat power span is too big, but it can still be more than a single target. It's hard to say whether it's super single. Locke's world view has not yet been fully developed, and there are some conflicts in the plot settings. To be honest, Rubik's Cube needs to be able to publish a novel, or a collection of settings or something. , Just reorganize Locke completely. Otherwise, to be honest, there are really problems in many places, and some plots are indeed too brainless, but I just thought about it. After all, it is impossible to do it. Locke is really not as perfect as other settings in this aspect. The same is true for the plot. It was okay in the early stage, but it became worse and worse later on.

Really, if there is no protagonist in this kind of inventory, why write the protagonist? There are a lot of bbs, why not just inventory the elves, and add a protagonist** person? When you take stock, it's better to add a protagonist to command the elves to fight than to stand on the BB.

Explode, explode, explode, explode, you will be exploded

1 Nothingness, where do I come from? Where am I going? As the super BOSS in the Seer, Pony's origin is actually unclear. He was given the mission of being strong since he was born. 2 Elements, the source of Puni's power, and the second seal also represents Puni's elemental attributes. 3 Energy, Puni's energy, can destroy all life in the universe. 4 Life, from the beginning of chaos, to the composition of elements, to the acquisition of power, Puni was truly reborn at the fourth seal. 5 Reincarnation, from the beginning of life to the end of life and rebirth, comes over and over again. 6 Eternity, absolute power can only be sealed and cannot be destroyed. Eternity represents absolute power! 7Holiness, from the beginning of chaos to the end of holiness.

To be honest, the book would look much better if the protagonist used elves from other worlds, and clones are still used. It's really meaningless. First, it doesn't prove that you are knowledgeable and fails. Second, it doesn't prove that you are qualified. Failure, San has been to so many worlds and has no bonds at all, a big failure.

The biggest problem with this book at the moment is that the protagonist has some brain problems, and some people question him. He has always been sober when everyone else is drunk, and the protagonist's elf is also a big problem. Can't he use one from other worlds? If you have to use a clone, why not use Light and Dark Mantis? And there are so many other common elves available. Even getting a Golden Sword Lion Beast would be good. It was really frustrating to watch, and there was nothing exciting about it. The character of the protagonist was not likable either. It was just like a real-life bricklayer, who had nothing to gain but just talk. We readers really hate this. Author, don't you read the comments?