Helping Pokemon by Running a Breeding Ranch

When you want to write about a dog, you can't just write about the dog. You have to write about its wet eyes, the first time it stumbled over in response to your name, the happy wagging tail and dripping drool when you took it out for a walk, the guilty droopy ears it knocked over the trash can, and the eyes it looked at you happily when you came home, as if it could smile.

It's good to watch, but the character of the main character feels too big. Maybe I'm too stingy.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a relaxing Pokémon novel. Big boost to the author, please don't stop updating!

Big cheers for the author

This book is okay. There are no extreme remarks or extreme views. It is rich in content and well written. No one is perfect. The plot is good and has highs and lows. I recommend it.

I don't know why this book has such a low rating. This book is really good and the only one I liked. I've read other Pokémon books before getting bored after just a few pages, but this one is the only one I've read, and it's really well written. The author must not stop updating. This book is really good.

It's good-looking, and it's my favorite elf novel with a single heroine. Looking forward to the follow-up. The female protagonist Cheng Miaomiao is also good, but she can still strengthen her abilities. Instead of relying entirely on the male protagonist, she can have some of her own characteristics.

I was making up my homework when I saw this and clicked in out of curiosity. As a result, it was a waste of my time. I didn't enjoy it after watching it for so long, and I didn't do my homework. Big cheers for the author

It's okay, but I just don't know who will get this Yukira. I probably won't give it to a girl [Thinking]

Overall it was good, but the emotional scene between the protagonist and the girl was so awkward, it would have been better not to have it at all! Everything else the author wrote is pretty good, so good luck to the author!