Pokemon: The Climb

Come on, the pace is not fast, don't be persuaded by Bad Butterfly (this is just normal treatment for ordinary people), the protagonist is a person who slowly grows up from an ordinary person. If you want to see some Long Aotian or a quasi-smart start, you can choose to give up this. Pokémon is a world full of bonds.

It's pretty good. It's not like most fairy tales that always feature mythical beasts like Lucario and Gardevoir. I really want to vomit. Personally, I prefer the more common fairies. Although they may not be very strong, they are real [shy][shy]

Super pretty! It's like I've become addicted these days qeq

I really like the currency system of this book. It is very comfortable to read and has a high sense of substitution. Unlike many books, the currency in the early stage is directly one million and the middle stage is over 100 million. To be honest, if Pokémon is so valuable, it will definitely become extinct. Really, a good currency system is a prerequisite for trusting this world. I really like the world that the author has written in a big way, and it is good that the story is included and released, with foreshadowing and details. The plot in the small town is really good. It summarizes and recycles the adventure in the first half of the novel and announces the end of a big event. It would be nice if there were more descriptions of the clues. Because the early descriptions are a bit sparse, the appearance of some characters may be abrupt, but I still like it very much [shy][shy]. Finally, I hope the author can write more about the bond between people and Pokémon. Maybe it's because I've only read chapter 300 and haven't seen it yet. I always feel that the protagonist's pace of conquering Pokémon is too fast and too fast, and it's all in a hurry. There isn't much description between people and Pokémon. I think the theme of Pokémon is always encounter and bond. In Sister Baicai's words, all life will meet other life and produce something. I hope that the author can continue to describe a Pokémon world in your imagination without any unfinished work. [Sending Hearts]

It's really beautiful, why is it rated so low? Is anyone maliciously lowering the price? I originally read a Pokémon article, so I read two of them together. This one made me taste bad. Throw that away😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏 I'm still confused as to why the score is so low. Look, I read for 12 hours.

[Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss] It's very interesting. After Darkness Rising, there is finally an elf novel that interests me. I like this kind of book. It's not brainless and unlike other books, I always like to deal with popular elves like Charmander. The elves like them all, especially the cross-shaped bat. The heroine hopes to have one.

First of all, it is an honor to have discovered this book. The narrative of this book is natural, the plot advances smoothly, and the pace is indeed slow, but when you are immersed in it, you really don't feel slow. The most eye-catching thing is the relationship between the trainer and the Pokémon, which is well portrayed. From the identity of the protagonist and the author's description of the society in the novel, we can see that the author still has great ideas. Final suggestions: (1): I hope the author can write the cause, process, and results of the incident more reasonably. Of course, there is nothing wrong with what the author is writing now, but there are some things that are getting more and more wrong the more I think about it. (2): I personally don't think the racial value and qualifications of Pokémon are important. Take, for example, Sakaki's giant needle wasp. I think qualifications are something you can have, but you really don't have to be so desperate. Even if you have good qualifications and you can win the championship in one year, and you have poor qualifications and you can win the championship in 10 years, I think there is always hope of winning the championship, right? Finally, this book is considered very good in the Pokémon series. I think the 7.1 Score is not the score it deserves. Ps: I hope the author will come up with more high-energy and passionate battle plots

I've watched it for a long time and it's really good to watch. It's a civilian Pokémon that I really want to see [crying] and a real civilian protagonist. It was pretty good at the beginning, but later on you have four or five identities for one novel and one protagonist [laughing awkwardly] with dozens of Pokémon. I really don't understand what the point of you writing like this is? Aren't you confused when you wrote it yourself? One novel character has two identities. If you write too much, you can't describe each character. The description of Pokémon is like a humanoid pile driver. What's the point besides listening to the protagonist's mouth to use skills? Pokémon is the same, but can you only write so many stories about a Pokémon? Collect one after every one or two. The protagonist now has more than 20 Pokémon in his hand, right? Some old Pokémon don't appear even once in five or six chapters, and even if they don't use their skills once, the story is mediocre. The protagonist is almost talking to himself throughout the whole process. Does he have some kind of autism? Or depression? Did you write this novel just to have the protagonists fight? , There is no plot content or emotional drama at all, it is just about the protagonist talking to himself, and writing the so-called plot without any plot. The protagonist is just a pure pile driver. He can't do anything except fight, and there are no highlights. It's just like playing a copy. The protagonist has been a waste since the first chapter, and it's already the 400th or 500th fucking photo. It's still a waste. There are nearly 30 Pokémon at once. I really don't understand the meaning. I can't even pull it up. Each Pokémon has no characteristics and is written so poorly. Go home and farm.

It deserves encouragement, just five stars. I hope that the Carlos region can be written with 200,000 words and written more richly. When the protagonist left Hoenn, it can be said that he fully realized the evil of this world. I hope that when leaving Kalos this time, the protagonist can feel the warmth and kindness of this world with his research achievements and competition results. The before-and-after comparison can make the world more colorful, and in this way, even if Carlos never comes back again, the encounter with the protagonist can leave a place in the reader's heart. [Eat melon][Punch hard][Cool]

It's pretty good. It's a very realistic start. I still like this kind of article that goes up step by step. And it's a little fire horse. I really like it. It will be a very handsome horse after it evolves!