“Your ace Dragonite is down! What else have you got? Show me!” Eyes wide with excitement, the World Champion stared at Liang Dehong. After sacrificing four Pokemon, he had finally defeated his opponent's strongest Pokemon!
“Oh, you're pretty good. Since you managed to beat one of my Dragonite, taking on another should be no problem, right?” Liang Dehong picked at his ear and casually tossed out a second Pokeball. Another Dragonite appeared...
“Are pseudo-Legendaries really that rare? You can trade 4,600 coins for a Dratini at the Team Rocket Game Corner. In the Safari Zone, you have a 25 percent chance of fishing one out of any old pond. Larvitar are all over the grass on the Sevii Islands, and Bagon are everywhere in Meteor Falls in Hoenn... And that's just pseudo-Legendaries. There's Mewtwo in Cerulean Cave, Rayquaza at the Sky Pillar, Groudon in the lava, Kyogre in the Seafloor Cave, Lugia on the Whirl Islands, and Ho-Oh at the Bell Tower...”
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Does it feel like the protagonist is using two elves to conquer the world? Except for Kuailong and Bangila, is this still a Pokémon? Isn't traveling just about experiencing the fun of conquering different elves? Like the protagonist, he can clean up the map of one city a day. I really don't understand why he is troubled about not being able to find a place! What fun is there?
Well, how should I put it? Phoenix King can't beat Chi. Uh Your writing of Phoenix King is too weak, right? Wouldn't it be cool if all the 6 red elves were on Arceus? Nachi can rule the world, what's the use of the protagonist?
It feels like there is some misunderstanding between the protagonist and Ibrahimovic! The protagonist said that Ibrahimovic will evolve when he wants to evolve, and Ibrahimovic said that he will evolve after the protagonist wants him to evolve. So under this beautiful misunderstanding, I feel that Ibrahimovic may never have to evolve...
Where is the author? I have re-read this book three times.
Aren't most people invisible? Isn't this equivalent to augmented reality? I can't even see where the passersby are envious of me.
Speaking of Age of Elves, this one is the most enjoyable to watch. It's also the finished book and I've read it three or four times~
Kyogre's Root Wave and Groudon's Cliff Sword cost you??
The book focuses too little on tactics and techniques, and you may have written it without delving into these. To write this kind of novel, you have to be at least a little dedicated, right? Let me give you an example: the book talks about the fossil 3 pets Ammonite Beast, Fossil Pterosaur, and Scythe Helmet, but the protagonist says that these three are useless without a mega environment.
Here I go again~ It has been many years and I have read this book four or five times. I still think it is one of the best elf urban novels. Unfortunately, the ending is too hasty and the pig's feet are gone just as they become invincible~
I feel like the content is ridiculous. You can learn the ice type from the electric type, and you can also learn the fire type. How about the water type? Your Pikachu is a hundred times more powerful than the Skin God. The Pokémon is even more powerful without evolving. Do you think it's the Skin God? Just because of your cheating? Then why don't you catch 6 mythical beasts? You don't need to evolve at all.