
Pokemon: Starting with a Farm, I Am the Master
精灵:农场开局,我即是大师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 831k Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 24d ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
229Chapters
5.8MReads
178kFlowers
9.8Score
In booklists 3
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How should I put it? It feels like all the trainers in this world are fighting each other.
The charity established by the protagonist should not directly give away materials, but also directly distribute money. The best charity should be sustainable and be able to expand the scale of charity and help more people because of the charity. The protagonist can set up an institution that can provide designated loans for some items without charging any interest, but must be repaid within about a year. Because the protagonist's charity target is some very poor institutions, which are so poor that it is difficult to get started. The loan amount required by such institutions cannot be very high, and they can be repaid in a short time after receiving help. For example, Friend Flowers and Poke Balls. Many people cannot afford Friend Flowers or even a Poke Ball. At this time, you can apply for a loan to the charity organization established by the protagonist. The application clearly states the materials needed, as well as personal information and other information. In this way, the supplies are provided directly by the protagonist's charity. Then those who receive funding only need to repay the materials or equivalent funds within the time limit. Because the funded materials are very cheap, as long as the subsequent recipients of the funding are not lazy, they can definitely repay it. In this way, the charity can continue to help those in need, instead of always requiring the charity to make free contributions. Instead, the people who have received help, when they are able, will give back equivalent amounts of help to the charity, and the charity can use the feedback to help more people.
It's really a farm opening, and it's just the beginning. I was attracted by the daily healing of the opening and started reading. It's like a bowl of light vegetable porridge.
First, after reading more than 150 chapters, the protagonist is still a monk, and he is too good at it. 2. Water. There are too many unnecessary descriptions of the environment. Often half a chapter or even half of a chapter is devoted to the environment. The key is that these descriptions have nothing to do with the plot or are repetitive in nature. 3. Rhythm monsters, such as Y-god and Kyurem, appeared so early, but they never advanced.
The previous article is good, but author, can you write less about tactics? Write a big chapter about the tactics you researched in the game. Who will come to see your poor tactical arrangement? Just write the honorary master title in the front, and write hard in the back. You don't have a farm, and you don't see much use in your system mall. You put them there as decorations, such as some rare seed fruit trees, and you are not short of money. Also, can you be busy with a farm and building a gym? Don't be like the one who puts the elves in the gym to challenge themselves and makes the gym look like an arena. Other farm stories like to use this kind of thing. You should at least recruit a few gym apprentices. With such a famous name, you don't have any power of your own.
There is no need for the different colors to be the same as those in games and anime. Some elves with different colors are too ugly.
The author's writing style is good, but there is one thing I hope the author can improve. At least in my opinion, it is too high up on the protagonist and belittling others, which is too unreasonable. To sum it up in one sentence, you treat other people as if they are mentally retarded. How many years have elves been around? How could no one discover the tactics in those videos? I was so startled that I felt embarrassed. There are also those types of evolution. In such a big country, with so many people, there are surveillance, documentaries, and tracking. Unless you are a fool, it is impossible not to discover them. In the past few years, there was no problem with writing like this, but if I still use this method now, it kind of rubs the reader's IQ to the ground. The mood is inexplicably subtle, and the rationality needs to be improved. Although the author's description states that research in various aspects is in its early stages... It's just my personal opinion, let's see what other people say.
How can I put it, the first part is fine, the farm farming style is very good, I also read it for this, but the taste changes in the later part. It is about conquering the mythical beasts, which is no different from other elf novels. The unique characteristics are gone, and the farm scene is gone, and it becomes a simple territory. Kuku stuffs elves into it, one by one, and it loses the taste of farm novels.
The big green head of Lei Guanwang is stretched out every time. In fact, if you don't look at the big head above, just look at the body below, it's quite interesting. It's just that Bai Lei is too crazy, hahaha