Pokémon: I'm Really Not a Fire Trainer

After reading the introduction, the protagonist is either locked up and treated as a tool, or is killed directly. Not to mention that the protagonist is the son-in-law of Ying Zheng, the emperor is ruthless, not to mention that the protagonist has a rebellious heart and the ability to rebel.

Isn't it Ji Xiyao who is the protagonist? From king to champion. The protagonist's strongest talent, elite protagonist's family background and system turned out to be crushed by others. It is more difficult and time-consuming to get from a king to a champion than it is from a novice to a king, right?

When it comes to fire, I think of Charizard. When I think of Charizard, I think of it flying. When I say it can fly, I think of Bobo. When I think of Bobo, I think of the first-level god who was defeated by it. You think so, Groudon.

Or 6 books plus a coach, manager, boss, etc.

It is impossible for red orbs and blue orbs to control Groudon and Kyogre. In this case, the world will not be in chaos.

Isn't Gardevoir female? Doesn't the male evolve into Aluredor?

One billion pigs are worth one trillion yuan, right?

Why are you looking down on the fire element? *Shit**

The protagonist becomes his own father?

Just read it to kill time, the logic is confusing, since writing a book needs to be more professional, the writing style is quite bad

I'm stupid. I can still understand Latias when he turned into a human. Now he's using the transformation potion. I might as well just use the magic potion instead.

The level difference of seventeen levels is just seconds away, right? The difference is not very big! ! !

For the fire element, can you add a Vulcan Moth? I really like Vulcan Moth, as well as Big Brother, White Dragon and Polkaien*

Personally, I still don't like to read about fighting gyms. After all, this is an elf urban novel. There is no need to write about fighting gyms like in the elf world. My personal opinion is that there are indeed too many king-level and champion-level elves. No matter what level of people you come into contact with, if any king can come up with a champion, readers will not feel happy.

From rubies to black and white, I always thought Groudon was a fire type, and his appearance was so confusing...

I feel like those who write books are all veterans

Didn't his grandfather die from hidden injuries in the first picture? Why do you want to be promoted to the championship?

I have to make a complaint here. Both Larulas and Kirulian are neither male nor female, but when Kirulian evolves again, the male one will evolve into a fighting-type plus super-type Eluredo, and the female one will evolve into a fairy-type plus super-type Gardevoir, so there is no such thing as a Gardevoir.

Wind speed*, an extremely powerful Pokémon? ? ? Is the green caterpillar at the world-destroying level?

April is your lie, so healing. As healing as unheard flower names

Are you a conspirator? The whole book is a conspiracy.

I don't want to see it if it's girly.

If we talk about mages, Fire Mage is indeed one of the most handsome, but in Pokémon, I still think Dragon type and Super type are handsome.

What, the author, you can accept the heroine, or you can do that, but don't reproduce. After all, the protagonist is at this age, and it's not good to have this so early, so I hope you pay attention to that.

Can the level be changed to the strength level? Let alone the talent level. Every time I think that level 39 is the strength of a champion, it feels like this every time.

After it was finished, I started reading it. I had saved about 80 chapters without reading it. Now I can watch the ending directly. It is one of the few novels I have read in Feilu.

Commentary on chapter 38 of "Pokémon: I'm Really Not a Fire Trainer" written by Qiwu Qingqingying. Your things were sold.

Chapter 191 mentions Lin Huanxi, is she the heroine who is the genius doctor?

You are green, but you are also stronger

Emmm, I remember it wasn't a fire-breathing dragon with the ability to store water...