Pokemon: Stepping Into Darkness

I have also read a little bit of the Elf novels, and I think the Elf novels are better. Although the most difficult two years were skipped in the early stage, the description in the later period is very good, especially the main character is my favorite King of Leave. Come on author, please update soon.

This book will have its own story line, but in order to be close to the original work, it will inevitably intersect with the original protagonists. Of course, when the shit-sweeper has no inspiration, he will substitute one or two plots from the theatrical version. I'm going to show off my cat down here, my dear ones (*•̀ᴗ•́*)و ̑̑

How can I put it this way? This is the only Elf novel I have read that I want to catch up to the end. All the Elf novels I have read before have nothing to say about the superimposed features of System 6, enhancement of qualifications, etc. They are also brainless cool novels and some have a group of harems (Wuyu writes harem novels in Elf novels), but this one is a true rise of common people and has nothing else except the abilities of the protagonist. He wrote about the shadows under the colorful memories of our childhood (the dark side of the alliance society). When I was a child, I thought Boss Sakaki was very charming. I also like the trio more than the protagonist and sometimes even like the protagonist. I don't know why the rating has dropped now, but I personally think this book has a strength of 9 points. Not many people read it now and the combat power has not collapsed. I will follow it to the end as long as I don't monitor it later. So far, I think the only flaw is that the description of the battle between elves is too understated. Many of them are simply brought through and do not reflect the commanding ability of the protagonist. Secondly, the elves are only Meow, the King of Leave, the Abel Monster, the Squid, and the Garbage Algae. There are only five of them (the rented Transformers and Smelly Mud are not included)... At present, we can recommend a double-bomb gas real escape artifact with a big explosion skill. In addition, the Hidden Dragon can consider changing its characteristics. After all, if the King of Leave is the main force, you still have to consider the negative effects of his laziness, or find a partner to rehabilitate. Pokémon with special characteristics are also available, as well as Black and Wolf (actually I want Wind Speeder, but considering the rarity of Team Rocket and Cady, I can forget it for now). If there is no Rock type, then Rumble Rock (hard head), consider giving priority to those with rounding and rolling moves... The above are just the best choices among the Pokémon that the protagonist can easily get when Team Rocket's foundation is not stable (of course they are all small and top-notch), but the moves and characteristics are not well integrated.

It's wonderful, wonderful, and wonderful. This is definitely one of the best Pokémon novels I've ever read. The ideas are clear, the imagination is huge, the characters are portrayed very carefully, and the plot is full of ups and downs. It's not like other cool novels. It must be given five stars! Come on, author! ^ω^

I'm completely in love with villain stories. It's so small. As long as it doesn't end badly, I'll follow it to the end 👍👍👍

Very, very, very beautiful, very, very, very wonderful elf writing. I hope you will continue to work hard and keep up the good work!

This book is the most in-depth book in the Pokémon literature, but it's a pity that some pitfalls were not added, such as what happened to Hanaze in the end? Isn't Zhang Xuanjing tired of killing people all the time? There is also the destruction of the world. Although this world has many flaws and many people are trying to patch things up, although Zhang Xuanjing is Team Rocket, he also has ties. Killing everyone is really not that interesting.

Very good. As a dark Pokémon novel, it is very well written. It not only describes the helplessness of the male protagonist who was born in a poor family and continues to grow, but also writes about his strength and courage to keep climbing. It is just a personal suggestion. Do you want to add a female protagonist?

I have read all the updated ones, and I can only say that everyone has their own taste. I think it is very good. The protagonist is dark and lawful. He is ruthless when he should be ruthless, and he is also more affectionate and kind to his own people. The perspective of the Rockets cadres is also different from some previous elf novels. Some of the plot settings are also more reasonable and innovative. I didn't feel it at the beginning, but it became more and more interesting later on. I finished reading it in one go. The author also buried some foreshadowing, hahaha, looking forward to the update.

Overall, it's pretty good-looking. This book has the most awesome protagonist I've ever read, and I beat them all. But is the protagonist a bit too ruthless? It doesn't matter if you kill all the league leaders and champions, but after slaughtering several cities, I feel that the protagonist has no bottom line at all. I believe that with the protagonist's ability, he can handle it relatively gently. After all, other protagonists can still achieve the unified goal without you. Can civilians really live a better life under the protagonist's rule? Wei, a rotten guy, can have the last laugh. The Rockets may not have fewer abscesses than the league. Of course, the writing is quite nice and the elves are very interesting to create. The above is just my personal opinion.