Pokémon: from Trainer to Pokémon Master

I was quite disgusted at first, it smelled too capitalist.

It's really good to read the introduction, but it's really cool to read the content.

Most of Siheyuan's novels have a cowardly protagonist. The protagonist has all kinds of plug-ins and all kinds of foresight, but he is still so cowardly just to make up for the plot. The word count is so cowardly and frustrating. It's really ****.

Reading this book can easily lower your IQ

Chapter 1 says you can only play 6 hours a day? , But the second chapter said 6 hours again, and the third chapter changed it back to 6 hours. . . . .

It's a bit early to think about creating Intrachonel in Runeterra, especially for people with extraordinary powers. The gap between people is wider than that of ants, and the most basic equality of everyone cannot be achieved. The most likely way is to invest in Hex Technology, a technology with potential that can be widely spread. Only when the civilian level of technology is higher than that of most extraordinary powers can we talk about it.

When asked about the death of the Imperial Cavalry, would you say remember it unless you want to eliminate the opponent? There is no intention to eliminate the other party, shouldn't it be said that there is no need to remember it?

Commentary on chapter 3 of "Elf: From Trainer to Pokémon Master" written by Zhan Xue Yiyi: If I Was Young and Promising.