Pokémon: Rise of the Wild Shark

Why was I tagged with time travel for no apparent reason? . . There is no time travel in this book. If it is not updated, it is because I am too busy or it has been blocked in review [crying]

Come on, it's very interesting. As long as I don't get subdued, I'll keep watching.

Love this article. In Pokémon, I actually prefer watching things about fairies than people. But in general, fan fiction will have a main speaker, and Pokémon will only talk about their thoughts during battles. Normally, their thoughts and personalities will not be written at all. I don't like this kind of writing. So I was so lucky to find an article in which an elf is the protagonist and my favorite elf is the protagonist. The Pokémon in this article are all smart and have their own thoughts. Compared with many Pokémon articles that describe most Pokémon as animals with low IQs, I think the Pokémon in this are very lovable and can really become friends. No matter whether they are mythical beasts or ordinary elves, they are all very humane and have emotional intelligence. Like very much. It would be great if I could find another good-looking work with lots of scenes of biting land sharks, fanged land sharks, and round land sharks.

This is a rare and good book. Pokémon is not only about fighting and killing, but also protecting or not protecting, and switching places. This kind of unsystematic Pokémon writing is rare. I personally don't like systematic Pokémon writing, especially the kind that uses the system to give rare Pokémon to install 13 everywhere and pick up girls. This book is the most organized article written about battles except for the one about Nanhai and Tomato. I hope the author will not add systems or other things in the future, nor will he add any time travellers.

After reading Chapter 37, I felt very good. The only thing I felt a little uncomfortable with was the plot of Pluto's dragon. I felt that the character and strength of the mythical beast were a bit too low [Laughing and crying] Although considering that each has its own setting, I can only say that it is my personal problem.

It's good to watch, as long as you don't get subdued, keep watching it

It's very interesting. It's about Pokémon, either time travel and rebirth, or it belongs to the original world. I think there are really very few real novels. At least for now, I seem to have found this possibility, and there will be one or two others. The writing is also very smooth, and the author is also very attentive to the characters. It's a pity that I can't continue to see the adventures of Round Land Shark now. It should be called Lie Biting Land Shark now, but I believe his adventure is not over yet, but I believe that we can meet him again. Next time we meet him, we will meet the mature, reliable, and completely different Lie Biting Land Shark. I also believe that he will guide the newcomers behind, and I also believe that he will be as good as his teachers. Let us look forward to our next meeting with him. (Silently asking, can the author update the extra chapter when he is inspired? I really like this book. This type of book is too rare in Tomato. It takes Pokémon as the perspective, and it is not time-travel, reborn, and unconquered. It is a native Pokémon. This Tomato is so rare. I have read it for so long, and it may be the first one I have seen.) (Watched it again)

It's very beautiful, very calming and comfortable to watch. This is my ideal world of Pokémon [laughs]

Shouldn't it? Everyone who has a TV at home should know about the biting road shark, right? But the protagonist came all the way here, except for the two gym leaders, basically no one knew the Biting Land Shark? Too casual, no passion at all

Very good, the book is very good and the story is quite exciting, but there are still some shortcomings, but I really want to see the protagonist and Baicai meet [blowing kiss][blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

Alas, I have been waiting for almost a year. My previous account is gone. Now I have a new one. Now I hear you finish it. It's a pity. I really want to keep chasing it. Keep chasing it.

The protagonist is a Pokémon, and it doesn't always revolve around humans. Personally, I read the book quickly, and it still feels very relaxed and organized. Keep it up, I'm looking forward to the following plot. I think the author can strengthen the protagonist a little (training or something). I also hope that the protagonist in the subsequent plot can go to areas he has never been to, or become a teacher of ground or dragon in school (I want to see Shark who is tired of facing students [thinking]) All in all, I think it's good and worth watching

Among the Pokémon novels I have read, it is a good one in terms of character creation (referring to several champion trainers), grasp of the original character's personality, as well as Pokémon creation and mythical beast description. I like it very much.

Overall, it's very good, but the plot is a bit too bland. It would be better to add some passion [note]

This is the best Pokémon novel I have ever read

This book opened up my understanding of Pokémon literature in a very unique style. The character of the "protagonist" who bites the land shark is very well created. I can only say that Chi Yi's writing has been written directly into my heart. I can only say: Niu Boyi [smile] 2.23, Remember, "Hezhong's Biting Land Shark" legendary Pokémon bite the Land Shark one by one

Come on, no more eunuchs!

Good, good, good

The author is awesome (however, I am uneducated, but one sentence of awesomeness can lead the world)

It's clearly written very well, why is the rating so low? Although, I still want Eluredo very much

A very unique non-trainer·Main work world·Pokémon perspective travel article But it's a very pure Pokémon style article, without any messy stuff like system time travel. As long as it looks good, that's it

It's simply grass jelly [crying] The full text is non-toxic

Why are there so few book reviews? But the content is still good. I finally met the main character who doesn't lick.

The story is told from the perspective of a biting land shark who was exiled to Hezhong, which is very novel. There are no problems with the pacing and characterization, and it's very enjoyable. Looking forward to the update (order you to update quickly, three times a day)

It's so beautiful. If it doesn't look good, I can't catch the wild flash! The connection between each key plot is very natural. Shark grows up step by step. The Pokémon and trainers encountered in the process feel like they are really living in such a world. It is not Mary Sue, and it is very warm. The Pokémon written by the author are really cute. It is just right to stop the article here. I believe that the story of Biting Land Shark will continue!

Hello, the book is very nice I finished watching it in a few hours [sad] ㅤ

For me, who has played 4 Pokémon Quest series and Pokémon Black and White, this book really touched me, especially because it was written from a Pokémon perspective, and it made me want to play the Pokémon Quest series again.

Want to see Sister Baicai meet

Very good, very good, author, come on

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