Pokemon Explained and the Daily Life of a Pro

As for the integration of Pokémon and the real world, it is excellent. In terms of plot, it makes sense to have the protagonist as the messenger of Arceus, and it also makes sense in the real world. The plot in the real United States is a bit fairy tale-like, but I think it is the finishing touch. What attracts me most is that the protagonist can be seen to really love Pokémon.

I really like reading books that start with a full complement and then popularize science elves, but this type of novel is rarely popular on Tomato. The author of the last book who wrote this way later ran away [face covering]

The protagonist will popularize science as a person from the Pokémon world. We hope that people from the Pokémon world will come over to popularize science with the protagonist in the future. It can be Xiaozhi or a female character.

I hope the author can continue writing. After reading many Pokémon novels, this one is more in line with my taste. The characters in each Pokémon are relatively good and not broken, and they are not the type of popular science Pokémon novels. It is also a relatively new writing style in Tomato. After reading many Pokémon novels, after reading this one, I will find that the writing in this book is still good. I also really hope that the author can stick to it. , Write the word count of this book to two million before finishing it. At the same time, I also hope that the author can further improve his writing style, make the plot more tense, and better attract the readers' hearts. In this case, it should be able to reach 9.0 Or above. I hope the author can achieve the following goals as soon as possible: 1. Two million words 2. The score reaches 9.0 Or above 3. Become one of the best among Pokémon science novels. I believe the author can achieve it, come on! ! !

It is a rare book that can handle the conflicts between the Adventists and the aboriginal people well, and also has a very ethnic and humanistic way of getting along with the elves. So that this kind of setting will not make people bored (it's better to get rid of the theory of human original sin) There are also shortcomings, the writing is immature (it is understandable after all, it is a debut novel), and the rhythm feels a bit strange (it feels like it will be over in just a few chapters, I hope I can write more) It can be said to be a masterpiece in the elf science popularization series.

In many ways it is still immature. But it has written many things that have not been written in similar books. Unlike other books, it is just an introduction to encyclopedia. At least it explains all aspects of Pokémon in the city, and joining the protagonist group is also a good idea.

It's good to read. I think this is the first one with the same theme. To be honest, I hate seeing anime characters like Ash Ketchum in Pokémon fan fiction. However, the way this article is integrated is very good. It doesn't seem to be fragmented, so I like it very much. Please update it. It's not enough.

By the way, author, there is a setting that I don't know if you know. The recovery ability of some Pokémon is not afraid of being decapitated or cut in half (not counting the kind of smelly mud).

Come, the author, read with me I solemnly swear: starting from today, I will never update. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will play no games, no hydrology. Strict self-discipline, cherishing time like gold, perseverance, hard work, advocating first-class, striving for brilliance, taking pleasure in coding, being tempered into steel, and worthy of readers, worthy of youth, and worthy of the future. As an author, I solemnly declare: I firmly believe that I am an excellent author. Coding is my bounden duty. I have unlimited potential and am not afraid of hardship! I can code words diligently. I am a keyboard in the dark and a guard on the Great Wall of Internet. I voluntarily dedicate my life to code words every day and every night.

I like it very much. This is a popular science article that I finally found in Tomato. It took me two days to read it. It is very warm and daily. It is my favorite type, because I don't really like cool articles about fighting. I mainly like this kind of slow-paced science articles. Watching everyone interact with Pokémon makes me feel like I have one too, I love it. The writing style is also very smooth, and I also liked the group portraits. I feel that each one is very unique (quietly, I like Lin Ziang's pair the best, they feel so sweet and natural, and when are they a bit extra [sneaky smile] [sneaky smile]). The author is not very good at writing about battles, so the descriptions are a bit sparse, but the details are appropriate and will not make readers feel stiff. I'm really looking forward to the host and everyone's future stories, and I hope the author will definitely not make the story too eunuch or unfinished. I have something else to say! It feels so good to have Xiaozhi and the others here. They are still the same, their personalities have not changed. And Team Rocket, they haven't changed. Musashi also won the Pokémon Coordinator Award. It feels like a dream come true and I'm so touched.