Pokemon: The Spirit Principal

If possible, it's best not to have Gardevoir. Really nine times out of ten, it's Gardevoir or Aluredor. By the way, will there be N Dawu and others?

Come on, the author hopes that the elves behind the students can be captured by themselves, and not to give too many quasi-gods as initial elves for students. Many readers will be dissatisfied. Also, I think in the real world, quasi-gods are strong, but ordinary elves can also be very strong, and it is not a game. There is no need to be quasi-gods at every turn. Many of the current elf texts have the entire team being rare elves, and the common elves are the background of the rare elves. This would be really interesting.

I don't know why so many people think that the main character needs to have a badass Elf. The principal is the one who runs the school. When opening a school, others don't look at the strength of the students. Do they look at the strength of the principal? Moreover, the protagonist's live broadcast to talk about knowledge has also increased his prestige. The many characters summoned have also made up for the protagonist's lack of physical strength. Don't always ask the protagonist why he wants to give something away. If you ask, it is not really needed. Moreover, where is the plot? The protagonist will definitely be given powerful elves later.

Very good so far Let me express my opinions. First of all, I want to ask the author, is Fatty the main fire type or the rigid type [what] And Long Xuan, it really takes a lot of time to train two quasi-gods. Their Gangkai Crow and others will feel that their master is partial. After all, this is reality and not a game. Finally, I want to watch a story about a person with potential who is discovered by the protagonist and gets a dolphin and then inspires to become a water master. The following is personal information Name: Miaoyuan Gender: Male Pokémon: Dolphin Man (different color), Thorn King, Duck God, Swampert (can meag) Big Mouth, Frog King Specialties: Rainy Day Team Item: Symbol of the hero (the self-created item Dolphin Man carries this item after his transformation and his characteristics become leisurely) Swampert meag stone

There is just a little bit of Magearna in this book, so I must give it five stars! ! ! [Blowing kiss]

It's been a while since I've seen an academic novel, and it's still about Pokémon. Author, I have an idea to have the protagonist announce the release of the Pokémon movie live Choose a few movies and let the audience vote for one to be released. Not only can they earn reputation points, but they can also learn more about various types of knowledge.

Personally, I think it is comparable to Mengjue, and it is considered a low-star masterpiece.

It's okay, just giving the brother and sister a quasi-god is a little bit poisonous. How do they cultivate quasi-gods with no money, no resources, no resources? Just give him someone like the grass-type Yusanjia who is easy to cultivate. Later, when he becomes more powerful, he can conquer the elves by himself. The pig's foot elf will arrange it as soon as possible. There are villains after all. Regarding the information about the mythical beasts and phantom beasts that you released later, you don't have the strength to let Dr. Omu and Mikoli protect the safety of the pig's feet all the time. It is better to improve the strength of the pig's feet as soon as possible. At the very least, he must have the strength of a quasi-king.

The book is pretty good, and it's the best combination of group portrait development and Pokémon. They say the writing is good, but I think this is average, but the description of the battle is quite detailed. There's one thing I really don't understand. What exactly do they study in this school? Do they study inverse attributes? Everyone knows how to fight against attributes [face covering] Xiaozhi's personal characteristics, highlighting one recklessness, but when you go to the academy, there are people like Dr. Omu in class, and you rarely even get an attribute restraint game. This has to be said to be a failure of the entire educational text.

It's okay. Maybe it's because I can't stand Qunxiang's novels. They're all about jumping. Overall, it's pretty good. I'll give it four stars.