My Life in the Pokemon World

Hello, author, I also discovered your work when I was browsing Pokémon articles. Although I haven't read it for a long time, I have only read twenty chapters. I will share my opinions here first. I will come back to continue to evaluate after reading more. It is true that most of the Pokémon texts that can be found in Tomato are either system or golden finger. It is really difficult to find works that are eye-catching. The beginning of your work is also relatively close to the situation of the local people in the Pokémon world view, but it seems to have a bit of a strange feeling. Like the Bonding Monkey King, the beginning The Bureau also puts a lot of emphasis on the cost of cultivating Pokémon. I mainly play the Pokémon game (GBA) and watch anime, but the anime seems to have almost no mention of how much it costs to cultivate a Pokémon. I would also like to ask you to elaborate on your views. And as for the setting of the anime, it seems that everyone who has reached the age and wants to become a trainer can receive the Yusanjia. You are set to need to pay a certain amount to the alliance. EMM is also a setting that I, uh, need to accept. The author's description of the characters and psychology is also quite detailed. It is difficult to find such excellent works. I will also take a closer look at the updated content later. Thank you [sending heart]

Come on, if you write more, maybe someone will get it. It's a little bit small, so I'll keep it up for now, but I'll still push for updates.

If you drip it thoroughly, the bread will drip and the milk will drip [sneaky laugh][sneaky laugh][sneaky laugh]

The world view at the back is very grand and really shocking, especially when you take a wave of beasts.

Why are you competing with birds and eagles at one moment?