Pokemon: Steel-Type Mythical Pokemon Meltan from the Start

This is the most satisfying book I have read. Other books are too poisonous. It is clear that the opponent should feel like a strong enemy, but it has to be written like a villain without killing the protagonist. It shouldn't be so difficult that everyone targets the protagonist, but it shouldn't be too simple either. There is a balance in between. I hope the author sticks to it and I support it.

Five-star reviews are paid in one lump sum! The author's article is different from other Pokémon articles in Tomato. It is not the kind of article that focuses on darkness. It does not treat Pokémon as tools, but truly treats Pokémon as partners instead of livestock for making money. (Isn't it true that some people regard the Pokémon world as a dark genre? Do such authors really like Pokémon?) (One star) This novel describes the relationship between the mythical beast and the protagonist very well - they help each other, not like the protagonists of some novels who just throw a ball at them to conquer them. The protagonist met Darkrai, Shemi, Giratina and other gods/phantom beasts in the early stage, and did not provoke them self-righteously. (One star) The author controls the plot very well, and can connect the plot very smoothly. The process of conquering each Pokémon is very reasonable. Whether it is daily life in school or training, he can well write the life of the protagonist and Pokémon. (One star) Regarding universities, this book does not go to Qingbei or Shanghai University like mainstream novels, but chooses universities in the province. In most novels, the protagonist's level has already reached a very high level by this time. This book fully conforms to the characteristics of a slow-burn novel - strong but not too strong. In the plot, even Melumeta is deflated at times after evolving. So, those who say this is the brainless dragon Aotian can climb up (one star) Ye Yuhuang is awesome! (One star)() How long does Kangkang read?

The story is well written with clear logic But one thing I don't quite agree with is that the speed of Meltan's evolution is too slow, or it can be said that the evolution process from Meltan to Melmet should be skipped appropriately.

It is really one of the few good-looking Pokémon stories in Tomato. The plot does not feel awkward and the logic is very clear. Does anyone recommend other Pokémon stories to me? I have read the latest chapter of this book [Learned][Learned][Learned]

The author's writing is quite good, but he is a little handicapped. He only updates a little bit in a day, which is not enough to read.

It's pretty good to watch, and the plot is well-organized and not brainless. I've been following this book since there were no reviews. I'm a little proud when I see the ratings are so high now [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

I suddenly discovered the slow-burning articles about Pokémon, which are so good\(//∇//)\The only bad thing is that the author is as short and weak as his Big Rock Snake [smile][smile][smile]

Don't poke or poke, the subject matter is quite new, the elves are relatively rare except for the Koga Ninja Frog.

The advantages are very outstanding. The author is very good at writing about daily life and interactions with elves and people. After all, the biggest highlight of Pokémon novels is the bond with elves. Moreover, the overall balance of combat power is very good, and the system function is not outstanding. It relies more on the protagonist himself, not a brainless novel. But the shortcomings are also very prominent. It pays too much attention to daily life and the main plot advances very, very slowly. The narrative of the light and dark dual-line book is very good, but the climax points are neither very exciting nor very few; and the biggest pleasure of the Pokémon novel is the evolution through the bond. The bond is there, but the excitement brought by the evolution is ignored emmm? Moreover, the protagonist seems to be a bit petty. He obviously knows a lot and is aware of the conspiracy, but neither seeks help nor uses his brain. He just lets the accident happen naturally and then solves it after the accident. This way of advancing the story is not only deliberate but also uncomfortable. Although it is not a brainless novel, many details cannot withstand scrutiny; some secrets cannot be exposed easily, but you cannot say nothing? This is also cool! Some secrets should obviously be told to a few specific people, but they are just hidden. The pace is already slow, and the secrets are hidden, which makes it even more unpleasant to read. Moreover, the update to the latest part cannot be guaranteed, and the number of words is even smaller. The people who follow the update are even more unhappy, and naturally fewer people will read it. The author's income cannot be guaranteed, and then there is no motivation to update, and it falls into a vicious circle. But the author's daily interactions are indeed very well written! I just need to speed up the pace, otherwise I'm really afraid that the eunuch will be unfinished! Come on [please ask for more explosive updates][please seek more explosive updates]

A very good and rare Pokémon novel. It is systematic but balanced. It not only has battles, but also has a lot of life details to enrich the novel. It is not boring. Pokémon characters and characters are very distinct. Good luck to the author (ง •̀_•́)ง