Elves Descend into the Real World: This Is My Era!

The quality is very good, but readers will feel uncomfortable if it is not popular. What if the author cannot make a living? In order to protect the book, everyone recommends it. The author is very honest and has checked a lot of information.

It looks good, but when will the protagonist's legs be replaced by prosthetics? [Eat melon] [Almost crying] This protagonist is so miserable, give him a Togepi, Tian'en, super lucky [Eat melon] [Hold face] Everything else is okay, but the writing of Dragon Kingdom is too weak and too brittle.

Come on, author＾0＾~ This book is very well written, more distinctive than other Pokémon fan stories, and it doesn't feel like cheating. It's just that sometimes luck is a bit too good. I hope that I can add more adventures and emotional experiences in the future, and my growth rate can be accelerated. I will gather Xiao Huihui and the other one as soon as possible, and train 6 second teams to adventure and travel through time together. In other worlds, in another time and space, I can write a lot of plots, and finally start traveling again to cultivate better Pokémon.

It's really good. The protagonist's life is flesh and blood. There's nothing bad about it so far. I saw 294. I'm so disappointed that the protagonist has already participated in the affairs of the country without growing up at all. His strength is average and he's hurting his family. The twin sisters have become like that. I'm really speechless. Do you have to write it like this? Moreover, the writing of Longguo is too hip. Either he is beaten or his information is stolen. If you want the protagonist to save the country, you can't write it like this. I really don't know what the author is thinking @

I just started watching it and gave it four stars. The rhythm of the school style in the early stage was a bit uncomfortable, but because of the mega and giant titanium crystal systems hanging around, I am still looking forward to it (it is quite refreshing to reveal the system bit by bit with the participation of the protagonist). Maybe I will gradually adapt to the rhythm later. Of course, the bond between Gardevoir is also a point that attracts me. Although it seems that the bond between the two is Setting>Performance, after all, it is only said that it is a green plum wifemon, but in the current details, Gardevoir's appearance is still relatively small. Continuing with four stars, several systems are still hanging. By the way, I would like to complain about two points. One is the research report. I feel that the scientific research ability in the original world is a bit poor. The protagonist can make the final decision and directly characterize a prop with a single research. Shouldn't this be repeated multiple times to ensure rigor? It's best to make a patch. The protagonist's report takes the lead, and other researchers will repeat the experiment before confirming it (mainly due to the superconducting controversy over Bangzi some time ago, which is a bit sensitive) The second is the college competition, with a little more writing. After all, the impression of Pokémon is that one trainer is an army. It should not be common in the later stage when you need to form a team to fight more (unless you continue to play games later). In this kind of environment, the relationship between classmates and friends should be more oriented toward mutually motivating opponents rather than teammates, right? Then we started talking about captain spirit around the academy competition, which felt a bit redundant and useless.

It's pretty cool, but the familiarity of Pokémon in this world is a little too low, but the mythical beasts are positioned in a way that I like, and I finally have a Pokémon fanfic that doesn't rely too much on the system.

How should I put it? I have read a lot of Pokémon fanfics since high school and now in college. The first one was Ye Qing's Bond Evolution Flame Monkey. Since then, I have rarely found Pokémon fanfics that are so to my liking. The logic is reasonable, campus, reasonable, and not brainless. I hope the author will continue to work hard [Blow kiss]

The training of Pokémon is very clear, and the descriptions of daily life and battles are good, but the personalities of each are not distinctive enough, and overall the flaws are not concealed (but the heroine is really Xiaolan [face covering] and has a child)

Not bad, not bad. I've reached chapter 74. As a person who doesn't like Pokémon, I stayed up late to watch it. I just wanted to ask if there is a female protagonist?

It's really good-looking. It's not just mindless. The story line is very exciting, and the bond with Pokémon is also very profound. Each one has a distinct image. I like this kind of article that is not mindless. I look forward to the following plots. I hope the author can make it faster. I can't wait.