Pokemon: The Legend of Locke's Pokemon

The character of the protagonist can be changed, but I think since it is in the native world of Pokémon, one or two local Pokémon should be conquered. (Bite the land shark is good) Furthermore, I just feel that the progress is a bit slow. It may have been so long that Jiuli has not been destroyed and his identity has not been restored.

I hope there is no heroine and I don't want to be a stud. Please, please, if there is no heroine, I will continue to pursue it.

Don't need to care about other people's eyes Just be yourself do what you want to do What is there to care about in other people's eyes? Come on Author 💪

If it looks good, it would be a copy of the Kingdom of Locke with 100 million points. If the author is willing to make a pure Locke version.

It's a very interesting theme. If possible, you can make some Elf Pokémon evolve. For example, the three-stage evolution of Spark can be set as the final evolutionary form of Vulcan. The God of Fire can be used as the form of Vulcan's Man evolution (the Man evolution stone can be used as a system mission reward).

It's really good. This is actually a half-urban, half-Pokémon novel about the Rock Kingdom, because the protagonist lives in another parallel time and space with Pokémon and elves. There is also a system that gives him the elf from the Locke world: Spark, but the protagonist and Spark participate in the competition together and defeat many opponents. That's a good novel, rare to find.

Another masterpiece that was delayed by ratings.

The author's writing is very good. I like these two books, namely Pokémon and Rock Kingdom, but I like Rock Kingdom better. I hope the author can write more plots of Rock Kingdom.

Not bad, not bad! The content is quite novel. In the words of us Chinese, That's awesome Glass.

I like Locke Kingdom, it was my childhood, and the same goes for Pokémon. I am very happy that these two can be combined. No matter how I read the book, I can accept it as long as it does not deal with issues of principle. Finally, I am very grateful to the author for writing Locke Kingdom.