Pokemon: Starting with Farming, I Build the Ultimate Ranch

The author used a big bird, not a eagle, which I really dislike.

First of all, it's about the emergence of championship-level Yusanjia in remote areas. From my point of view, why can't there be championship-level Yusanjia in remote areas? Do Pokémon in the wild have to have the most common qualifications? Aren't the qualifications of a Pokémon inherently random? It is possible to meet wherever you meet and what qualifications you encounter. There is also the issue of individual value. In addition, Yu Sanjia does not mean that there is no such thing in the wild. It is just that he was selected to be the initial elf of this game. In this book, the individual value is also equal to the attribute value. There is also the problem of upgrading too fast. This game mainly focuses on farm development and conquering elves. The battle is a branch line. Male The owner develops the farm every day, and there are very few opportunities to upgrade. There are hundreds or even thousands of elves on the farm, and it is impossible to level up all of them. In addition, the setting of the male protagonist is his own Pokémon battle player before time travel. As for the issue of conquering with one ball, I just want to tease Xiao Hao. The subsequent ones are not conquered with one ball. Charizard's water storage is also a joke on Ai Lan's water storage spray. In addition, this is a farm article, and it is also an enjoyable article. I hope you enjoy reading it.

Your attribute value is getting higher and higher. How do you control this value?

When will the author return to the main storyline of the farm? Every urban elf literature school has sent this slap in the face. I'm tired of reading it. It's not pleasant at all and it's very mentally retarded.

The overall feeling is pretty good, but I'm curious, how big is the entire farm or pasture? What kind of terrain are there? Are there forest farms and mines? Otherwise, how can we encounter forest Pokémon such as Snake Bear, Odachi, and Walking*? There are no mines, so many steel-type and rock-type ones are difficult to encounter. There are also problems with the health of some Pokémon, such as Three Bees and Queen Bee. Although the design was initially based on bees, the hives are built in the soil or caves, just like hornets in reality. Are there other buildings that are built based on the system? If we all rely on the system, what should we do if we repair the fighting type like Old Man?

Team Rocket? Is this Pokémon urban or Pokémon fanfic?

It's so weird. It's a casual farm story, but the title also has the word "strongest" in it. It's weird, but I can't tell why it's weird.

Cotton: Shuttlecock*young cotton, kapok ball, braided sheep, Meili sheep Milk: large milk jug Farming: Kentero Clay Donkey Boy Garden: Mimosa sakura lily root doll mantis* Orchard: Miniature Fusarium Dragon Orchard Guard: Little Wood Spirit Rottenwood Demon Honey: Big Needle Bee Three Bee Circle Bear Flying guard: Bobo's grunt, natural bird, dark crow, armored bird, proud swallow, green sheep, mukel, bean pigeon, little arrow sparrow, little dur's juvenile tit, electric petrel Ranch Guard: Baby Eagle Vulture Girl Delivery: Messenger Bird Seasoning: hot spicy baby bamboo shoots Tea: Smo Cha Lai Sad Tea Mount: Mount lamb, small fire horse, zebra, and zebra. Pet Birds: Noisy Bird, Flower Dancer, Angry Parrot Watching: The ancient moon bird sits under the stone bird and wraps around the flamingo Water show: small sea lion, small ball and flying fish Lake: Carp King, Ugly Fish, Winged Gull, Slowpoke, Lotus Leaf Kid

In fact, you can also refer to other Pokémon games, and the anime itself has a special case of water storage and spraying. A slight magical modification of the characteristics is acceptable, and I also want to see more Pokémon megas and the like.

This update speed makes me want to subscribe. After reading the ** chapter, I will keep this book for now. The writing is pretty good, but with this update speed, I won't be surprised when I enter the palace. Let's see if the author has the ability to let me spend money.