Pokemon: I Just Want to Be a Breeder

It looks good. I hope it will be a single female lead soon. Yiluoli feels pretty good.

It's well written, but not a cool article. But the details inside are not that good. But it can be seen that the impact is not big. One more thing, the author is really short [laughs crookedly]

The only book I can read

Come on! And if the author writes the plot better, maybe it can hit an eight-point score.

Come on, I like this genre very much. The sense of reality is okay. I hope I can continue writing. Don't be in a hurry to update. Just stop being a eunuch.

Come on, do it for the Yu family and teach them a lesson

It must be my own fault, so I should change the title and not add "Nurturer". At first, I thought that the content of "Nurturer" and "Trainer" were each half, but it turned out not to be the case, but overall this book is still good.

It's still very good. This book is very good to read, but you have to add Aurajeela's genetic skills and exclusive skills. Born as a fantasy beast, it is different from other elves. It doesn't matter even if the level is low, but you must have the skills you should have, otherwise it will be unreasonable. There is a reason why there are so few people reading it. It's impossible for the protagonist's father to not feel anything when he sees the protagonist. Blood is thicker than water. Even if he forgets, he will definitely still have a mysterious feeling after seeing it. It is impossible to be indifferent. Overall, this book is very nice, but the details are not well handled. I hope the author can try to revise it. I personally like this book very much. I hope the author will work hard and not stop updating it.

Personal evaluation. But I don't really like couples. For someone like me, I seem to like it. Come on, author! After all, we can't please everyone in the world. [Top post]

I'll give you five stars. After all, it's not easy. This book is pretty rough in the early stages, but it's also mediocre when it goes too far. You have to persist in reading this book. You don't need to use your brain to read it. If you use your brain to read it, you can't stand it. There are also pitfalls dug by the author. I hope to make up for it as soon as possible.