From the Start, I Had a Murkrow: I'm the Top Trainer Across All Realms

As long as it doesn't fall apart at the end, this is a book that can be rated as a 9. First of all, the protagonist is very calm, very intellectual, and not arrogant. He is also very responsible for the cultivation of elves. The skills are also written in detail. It's a good start. I hope it won't fall apart later.

Very good, not toxic at all, quite interesting After saving for a while, I was disgusted by the result. A forest ranger fished while the protagonist was being hunted by poachers, and there was no punishment at all. It was just disgusting.

Come on, I'll give you five stars because you don't have a heroine. In addition, the writing itself is also very good, the battles are very detailed, and the daily rhythm is also good.

It combines two backgrounds that I like. This is my favorite part. There is nothing outstanding about the characters. I have no opinion on whether there should be a female protagonist, but I personally still like to have a virtuous wife who can help a bunch of male protagonists behind the scenes.

It is a pretty good novel, but there are few updates, and the author has to grasp the rhythm. I wrote almost thirty novels in one competition, and then did the author consider Togekiss, Steel-Armored Crow, Old Sprayer, and Vulcan Moth?

It's pretty good. I'm an anime fan and haven't played many games, so I don't know much about the features. However, this book is not difficult to understand about battles. It's very detailed. I think the writing is also good. It's worth reading [Please update][Please update]

After seeing 30%, I feel that the overall flaws are not concealed, and it is considered a pretty good urban elf novel. Pokémon has a sense of existence, it is not just a fantasy routine, and it is well received; The protagonist is not stupid, loves Pokémon, and has received good reviews; There are no overly outrageous adventures or battles, the whole game is smooth and well received; The combat logic is not too close to the game but overall it is reasonable and well received. Some of the plots are too sensational but the ending is sloppy, so the review is moderate; The author's pen can't help but write pretense and slap in the face, conflicting with the rhythm, and negative reviews; The level design (distinguished and senior) is not very good, the advanced exam setting is terrible, bad review; The conflict design of some plots is a bit abrupt, so I don't rate it well.

Beautiful five-star Pokémon stream + academy competition + gym! ! The non-CP male protagonist focuses on raising Pokémon! [Currently the champions: Crow Leader, Kuailong, Roaring Moon...] Looks good! The friendship between Pokémon is so well written! The earth in the academy competition and the Pokémon area in the gym are connected by a plane train. The protagonist wanders around in these two worlds, and the plots are also well intertwined. Currently, the protagonist is backed by a lot of legendary Pokémon [Arzeus, Mew, Icebird...]! It's great to watch!

It's good to read, but why doesn't the platform push it? I've read a lot of Pokémon articles, and it's the first time I've read this book after it's over 2 million words long. If the author wants to write another book, he can consider adding a tag to the front of the introduction, such as [No heroine] + [Slow pace] + [Plane Fusion], and then change to a suitable cover. These are really important for click-through rates. In fact, this book didn't have much appeal to me at first, but it was because there were so few books without female protagonists that I clicked in to read it. It turned out that it was really good, and it was more of a daily Pokémon school travel article. And the best thing is that you are the author yourself. I think everyone who can reflect on himself has a good character. At the end of the first volume, I found out that this is your first novel. It is really rare that the first novel can persist for so long, and the data is so bad. If you are still considering opening the next book, I hope you will not rush into the market now that you have the foundation of these two million words.

Very nice! ! Finally I saw someone writing about a marsupial dragon! ! Don't stop updating! !