Pokemon Era: Invading Reality

I was born in China and yearn for the United States. I will eventually leave the land where I was born and raised and go to the free country that I yearn for day and night. Even if I can't go to the United States now, I will go there one day. I hope that when I arrive in the United States, you will all remember my name. My name is Dongfeng 41D intercontinental strategic missile.

Charmander, lizard elf, you're probably kidding me.

If you were asked to choose an elf team for wild adventure, how would you match it?

I feel that in the real world, adding personality settings to elves is a failure. After all, elves are real creatures and their personalities can be changed.

Brother, your Slowpoke's superpower is so strong, why can't you use your superpower to drag yourself around? Slowpoke is not a heavy elf either. Just outrageous.

Why do you want a younger brother? Why not a younger sister?

In Chapter 8, he actually asked the Charmander trainer to buy a spark skill CD. Is that **? Shouldn't Charmander be able to do it naturally?

To be honest, this book is indeed good, but I still want to say that being strong or not is one thing, but being handsome is a lifetime thing. The protagonist's elves don't seem to be that good. Also, do you feel that the detection function of the protagonist's golden finger is useless?

1. I think the writing is quite good. At least the elves have their own characteristics, and there are few poisonous points. It is worth reading. 2. Author, can you write some burlier elves? I like Boscodora, Banjira, and Swampert, which can resist and fight. If not, you can have multiple kings. Hidden characteristics and life orbs. 3. If you don't know how to write emotional dramas, then write less. Even if it's a female elf, I advise you to write less. If you write too much for her, it's easy to think that your protagonist has special quirks. 4. I think it's good if you continue to improve your strength all the way like this. Your strength is always improving or your lineup is expanded. What's more, what you write is also in line with normal people's logical concepts, and the sense of inclusion is pretty good. At least I think it's better than novels about conquering powerful elves all the time. After all, your focus is on training. And those who directly focus on the strong have the nerve to think that their training is unfair.

Brothers, stop reading. This book is copied from the dictionary. It's all in the dictionary. It's just messed up.