Pokemon: The Explorer

You, the heroine, are so fucking annoying, so fucked up, you're wasting my money.

In Chapter 25, Du Juan uses an electromagnetic gun to hit the giant swamp monster. He is a water and ground type, and the ground type is immune to the electric type. It's okay for Xiaobai to use the electricity system. Du Juan is the owner and teacher.

The normal system can't compete with the ghost system, and the ghost system can't compete with the normal system, right? Soon after I started, I lost all the sprite settings.

Which novel has the protagonist Awakening the Flame Bird?

Ouch, my God, is it a youmu or a dream monster?

Can you tell me which version of the game Iron Dumbbell needs to be combined to evolve? Doesn't it evolve into a metal monster at level 20 and evolve into Metagross at level 45?

The settings in the early stage were okay, but in the middle and later stages, I lost the early settings and wrote various theatrical versions. The word count is low. It's a pity that such a good setting is available.

The author opens another book. Novels of the same type.

It really got more and more exciting the more I wrote it. I saw that ancient humans went to great lengths to weaken Gudora, but the protagonist returned it easily. This is good, the efforts made by the predecessors have all been wasted, and the author has lightly cleaned up in a chapter. Haha, it exploded.

When I first came in, I saw people using shadow balls to beat big-toothed raccoons and curly-eared animals. I didn't even understand the basic attribute restraint and was so busy writing about it. It was a bit too ambitious and short-handed.