Pokemon: The All-Around Champion

I thought this book was well paced and down to earth step by step. But I think the protagonist can lose some battles appropriately in order to make progress!

When I was watching anime when I was a kid, Bangira and Boss Cordora were so handsome. I hope they get a chance to appear.

, This is the first book I gave as a gift. I hope you will continue to read more. It's very interesting.

A very good book. Although it is systematic, it is not an invincible style, but one that grows up step by step. The initial elf is Nidoran. There are not a bunch of mythical beasts. The only Regirock was obtained after a long time. It is a very interesting book [Like]

This book is very well written and interesting. The more I read to the end, the more interesting it becomes. Now that I see the protagonist confessing to Nangong Yao, um, I feel very happy. Well, he is a single. I feel very happy when I see the two of them becoming boyfriend and girlfriend. Just this feeling alone makes me feel that I can continue to follow it. This book is really good, but I want to say, can you give the protagonist a mythical beast? Just this Zygarde is fine. Instead of the most important core, you can just have the secondary human core. After all, it has two cores. It seems

I think this is the best book I've ever read about Pokémon.

It's steady and steady, and the rhythm is good. The heroine is not an annoying vase. The emotional part can be said to be very close to a real 18-year-old boy. Although some of the transitions are too blunt, the vocabulary is a bit monotonous, and it means a bit of a running account, but overall it has flaws and can be regarded as a good book.

It's quite interesting. It doesn't follow the plot of the anime. It's more interesting. And it's much better than those that keep writing about a lot of mythical beasts.

In the second review, I still give full marks, but it does feel a bit like a running battle. There is really no feeling in the battle between elves. I remember a description where the battle lasted for 20 minutes. . . . . In the magic city entrance championship competition. Then, the protagonist's various cultivations obviously feel very similar. They all eat and then break through. It can be used as a feature. It stands to reason that the system is deduced. Not to mention the optimal, it is also the top. However, I haven't seen much suppression at the same level, let alone leapfrogging. (It's not that there isn't, there is but it's not obvious). Then some of the dialogues are indeed childish, and the protagonist is sometimes too humble, and that kid How about it? It's a little awkward. There's nothing wrong with the overall plot and rhythm of the novel. It's just that the writing technique feels very new. I don't think it's watery when it comes to daily descriptions. But if you write about daily life in one stroke, it feels like it's very dry. There's nothing too detailed and it's so detailed that it's almost boring. Come on ＾0＾~

The book is very exciting. When I read Chapter 124, I wonder if there is a female protagonist. It would be better without a female protagonist, because watching the male protagonist explore, cultivate elves, conquer elves, and watch various competitions is very exciting. If there is a love line, it will feel a lot less passionate. The author updates very quickly, there seems to be four or five chapters in a day. The author works hard and the plot is very good. I give it five stars.