Mr. Big Spray, why does such a handsome and powerful Pokémon obviously have flying attributes but not a flying trick? First of all, he has to think about his own reasons. Mr. Big Spray is neither a bird, so it can't attack bravely, nor a dragon, so it can't add the finishing touch.
"Beautiful lady, this bunch of flowers is for you!"
Nazi took the flowers Xiaokong gave her. This was a bundle of wild flowers picked by the roadside. What? Rose? Do you know how many pomelo fruits you can buy if you buy a bunch of roses?
Xiaoqian: "Oh..."
Xiao Kong: You are really crying and are pretending to cry. Are you pretending to be crying to lower my special defense and attack me with a destructive beam?
Universe Disclaimer: I have never played any Pokémon games, and any illegal aspects have nothing to do with me. Besides, you and I have no grievances, and I don't expect to receive royalties. Please don't use bad words. You say that I haven't made any money and I still have to be scolded... Isn't it a bit miserable?
Reader comments
I like the Pokémon battle style of this book. Although it's a bit game-based, it's generally pretty good. It's just that the world view setting makes me uncomfortable. The whole world's malice is targeting the protagonist, just like the evil in this world. Even if it's an evil organization, the mythical beasts are also maliciously targeting it. The protagonist, as well as the Thousand-Year Gengar in this book, are set in a time-travel setting where the meaningless Team Rocket wander around and follow Dicker monsters everywhere to lay eggs for the protagonist. The protagonist's Digit monster disguises itself as a human and lays eggs everywhere, and also coerces other Pokémon to lay eggs with it. I like the battle style better.
Very good, come on, although the map advancement is a bit slow, your plot is still very compact.
At first I thought it was the initial six: small fist stone, Bobo, green caterpillar, one-horned insect, and the ever-changing Abo monster.
Alas, I can only say that the author has a harder time. After all, there are many readers, so there should be quite a few, but the comments are a bit small. I just hope that the author, forget it, I don't seem to be worthy.
9 Points is very good. The slow pace is also good. There are too many fast paces.
It looks like a piece of cake-like happiness, haha
It's very nice, but can I illustrate it😙😙
Keep up the good work, it's very realistic and has some shortcomings, but it can still be called a good fan fiction.
The author's writing style and content are eye-catching. It's a very good article. Come on [salute]
It's very beautiful, both the plot and the battles are very beautifully written.
It's very good. Come on, the author. The setting is very good. It's the kind of story that is more realistic than a fairy tale utopia.
That's great, but where's your "got"? [Laughing awkwardly]
It's okay, I can barely see it, it was named after this passerby...
I would like to encourage the author. This kind of elf writing feels a bit novel.
The difference between Killing Decisively and the anime is a bit big
A person who lives according to his own ideas
Not bad, an excellent and unsystematic Pokémon article.
This is one of the more readable books about magical elves.
I like the Pokémon battle style of this book. Although it's a bit game-based, it's generally pretty good. It's just that the world view setting makes me uncomfortable. The whole world's malice is targeting the protagonist, just like the evil in this world. Even if it's an evil organization, the mythical beasts are also maliciously targeting it. The protagonist, as well as the Thousand-Year Gengar in this book, are set in a time-travel setting where the meaningless Team Rocket wander around and follow Dicker monsters everywhere to lay eggs for the protagonist. The protagonist's Digit monster disguises itself as a human and lays eggs everywhere, and also coerces other Pokémon to lay eggs with it. I like the battle style better.
Very good, come on, although the map advancement is a bit slow, your plot is still very compact.
At first I thought it was the initial six: small fist stone, Bobo, green caterpillar, one-horned insect, and the ever-changing Abo monster.
Alas, I can only say that the author has a harder time. After all, there are many readers, so there should be quite a few, but the comments are a bit small. I just hope that the author, forget it, I don't seem to be worthy.
9 Points is very good. The slow pace is also good. There are too many fast paces.
It looks like a piece of cake-like happiness, haha
It's very nice, but can I illustrate it😙😙
Keep up the good work, it's very realistic and has some shortcomings, but it can still be called a good fan fiction.
The author's writing style and content are eye-catching. It's a very good article. Come on [salute]
It's very beautiful, both the plot and the battles are very beautifully written.
It's very good. Come on, the author. The setting is very good. It's the kind of story that is more realistic than a fairy tale utopia.
That's great, but where's your "got"? [Laughing awkwardly]
It's okay, I can barely see it, it was named after this passerby...
I would like to encourage the author. This kind of elf writing feels a bit novel.
The difference between Killing Decisively and the anime is a bit big
A person who lives according to his own ideas
Not bad, an excellent and unsystematic Pokémon article.
This is one of the more readable books about magical elves.