Pokemon: Red

Nonsense, I insist on committing suicide by writing about unpopular female protagonists. Wouldn't it be better to have more female protagonists? Like Xiao Lan, Mei Yi, Serena, Alice, Sirona, Kona

Sand dollar, Chi is weak in your hands. He is obviously a master tactician, but if you are allowed to rely entirely on the elves to defeat him, how can he be counterattacked by tactics even though he is clearly overwhelmed by strength? And except for the first area, the protagonist's main elves have never improved in strength. And her mother keeps playing tricks on Xiaozhi and Xiaomao. Who is the protagonist? *, And her mother forced the protagonist's elf to fail, shocking the protagonist at every turn. Shake up your mother,

Green didn't appear until the end

Why do we have to open a harem? Can't we just focus on getting stronger? Do so many girls have to like the male protagonist and accept them all to prove how powerful he is? On the contrary, I feel that the stronger a person is, the more determined and focused he is, it will not be so easy for him to like so many people and accept them all, personal opinion

Is that Bobo really a **, the dragon-returning property Bobo gets annoyed when he sees those mutants, and tries to do anything good to the protagonist?

Brother, Chi is like a machine without emotions, with only elves in his heart.

When I saw Hunter J doing it like that, I didn't want to watch it for a moment.

I don't understand why the author chose unpopular female characters from the outside like the Hualan sisters. He didn't describe the really popular Sirona and Mei.

Who likes such unpopular characters as the three Hua Lan sisters? It would definitely be much better to have more descriptions of Ash Ketchum, the Alola Mother and Daughter Rice Bowl, and the two female champions of Sinnoh Carlos.

Where is Zoroa's elf egg? Fried or boiled?