Pokemon: Lost in a Hidden Realm, I Meet Xerneas

I like this kind of elf novel with specialization in attributes. The author is great. I hope the protagonists include Fairy Eevee, Togekiss, West Lion and Siren, Gardevoir, and Big Mouth Frog. Big cheers for the author

This is one of the better Pokémon books. I personally think it's worth reading. The daily writing is very good. The bond between Su Yuan and Little Blacksmith (Qiao Blacksmith) is enviable. There are no poisonous points so far. The author should be verified [Chigua][Chigua][Chigua]

Good book, a little slow to catch on, but it's my favorite type, and it doesn't cover the most popular Pokémon (Charmander, Garlic, etc. All made me vomit)

Check in to watch the town building. First. If you have any good pictures related to elves, please post them here. Let me look them up and share them with you.

The author's protagonist specializes in all types of fairies, but can he conquer the mythical beasts? If you want to conquer them, I suggest you conquer God X and Dian Xi [laughing evilly] [eating melon]

When you want to write about regret, you can't just write about regret, you have to write about the emotions it often brings, the nights it keeps you tossing and turning, the symbols it drips on the diary, and the childish thoughts of longing to turn back time.

The book is very good, and the Pokémon are all illustrated. It can be seen that the author is very attentive, and the description of battles is also very good. However, for me personally, it is too daily. I only read Chapter 60 and I can't stand it anymore. For example, Chapter 40 goes to Jiangnan University and ends at Chapter 59. Except for Chapter 59, which has a battle, the rest are all daily life. I was very bored after reading it. I don't even remember what I was watching. The only thing I can remember is that a little blacksmith teaches Eevee. In fact, in these 20 chapters, we can add some guidance battles and discussion battles. After all, the male protagonist is a trainer, not a researcher. In these 20 chapters, the little blacksmith's role is very pitiful, and when things happen, Gardevoir is unresolved. I almost regard Gardevoir as the male protagonist's first elf. From the 60 chapters I read, the protagonist has almost never trained the little blacksmith. The few scenes show the little blacksmith hitting the sledgehammer by himself. The only skill he learned was to spend money to find a supersonic bat to scare him. The plot distribution is very unreasonable. I hope it can be improved. Come on, author.

It actually came back, luckily it has been kept in the library and has not been deleted [face covering]

I've finished reading it, it's great, I feel like it's in the top three among Tomato's Pokémon articles. I don't know what Pokémon I will tame in the future, but I don't want them to be all fairy types. It seems that the second elf is the Dream Demon. It's a pity. I wish I could have grown dream monsters in ancient times. They're cute and strong.

Five stars, but I still like the starting beast.