Special Pokémon: I Am the King

Wow, this book is so powerful?

I gave it four stars. I didn't give it because the writing style needs to be improved. The setting is great, but the foreshadowing and polishing are a little lacking, and the characters are not very fleshed out. Although I haven't finished reading it, it didn't give me the feeling that the protagonist is established. I can't tell you the specifics. I just knew that the protagonist is nb after watching it. And nb said it there If you don't come out, a person can't be perfect. If you don't come out, the Holy Mother is great in my opinion, and I think the mythical beasts shouldn't be so cheap. Of course, it's just a personal opinion. In fact, I can't stand Chaomeng anymore. As for why, because I can't convince myself, why he can take these mythical beasts casually, it's hard to understand. Forget it, that's all. I feel like I hate iron, because I think the setting is very good, but, alas, it's a bit of a pity.

This is the only Pokémon fan novel that I can read and am willing to read after "Pokémon Master". This novel is not brainless, does not have assembly line work, and does not call the air "System Dad". The most important thing is that the writing is very smooth, and the Chinese score is up to standard at first glance (I have never seen a Pokémon fan with good writing on Tomato). The most important thing is that he wrote a super giant steel snake, which I am very satisfied with.

The last time I read a Pokémon article that was so refreshing, it was the unedited Pokémon: Money Matters. What I like about it is that it was not written as a game article, unlike other authors who think they can be invincible with just a few tricks after playing a few Pokémon games.

The writing style is very good, and it describes the real world conditions. A fitting addition to the Pokémon world setting. And also made a large part of the expansion padding. A fairly high-quality novel, one of the few high-quality Pokémon novels.

The kingly protagonist who doesn't need to doubt or explain is quite refreshing and quite "style". A hundred times more articulate than those guys who only know Asasi! !

That's great. It's so talented to write a younger version of the Pokemon like this.

It's so good. It's rare to see such a good book about Pokémon. It restores the real world of Pokémon. In the battle, the trainers of both sides will be killed first [get it] and the enemy will be killed decisively without procrastination.

It's good to take a look at the real Pokémon world occasionally, and qualifications are no longer absolute. The protagonist is very ambitious and powerful. He will kill enemies whenever he encounters them, unless there is another use.

It's nice to read. It's rare to see Pokémon stories that are realistic but not too dark. The writing is also very interesting. I like the character of the protagonist very much.

Very good This is called Pokémon

Strong, strong, strong, refreshing I feel like Xiaolan's brainwashing can be taken a step further, first with ordinary brainwashing, then doubting that she will continue to recover her memory, being discovered and then brainwashed, and then having a lucid dream, and then she can control herself, and use the "truth" to make her surrender on the excuse of being "brainwashed"

It's fun to watch, but I wonder if female leads from other regions will also take it. And there's just not enough to watch.

A good book. Tomato is one of the few books that writes a special world view (not a game adaptation) and has its own ideas. The protagonist Chi brings Haihu's troubles and how to deal with breaking the rules of the original world view. The early start and the mid-term layout are very interesting, but the rush at the end of the game is mediocre. In the early stage, the focus is on elf battles (with dead people). In the later stage, it is basically human battles and hot weapons, and pm is not so important. The author must have carefully read the previous parts of Special Chapter As for the heroine, Xia Naziko takes the lead, and the rest are just tacks on, and are not even mentioned in detail later, which is a pity. But it's a really good special world view book.

I don't know if it's because I've read relatively few Pokémon stories or something else, but this book is the only Pokémon story I've ever read.

I immediately boast that this is the most complete novel that combines reality and Pokémon that I have ever seen.

How could Deoxys let it go? A Pokémon from the universe, its physique is strong enough to walk in space, resist various high-intensity cosmic rays, and transform into various forms. In reality, its race value can even reach 910, which is even more powerful than Mewtwo.

One of the few high-quality works in Pokémon fan fiction. Type: harem, careerist, behind the scenes, etc. The style is more realistic and non-toxic, so normal readers can eat it with confidence. If you feel uncomfortable reading or simply do not agree with the three views, just turn left and delete the book. Finally, congratulations on the book being released, and I hope the work can be seen by more readers in the Pokémon world.

The writing style needs to be improved. It is not so much a novel as it is half filled in after the outline is written. It will be much better if I write more and optimize it. Now it is no different from a running account! But it's really cool [like]

It looks good. The main protagonist can fight mythical beasts with his own body. I really like this kind of protagonist who has great power in his own body.

It's good to watch, but if you say it's unfinished, it's unfinished. It feels like the plot is still around one-fifth of the way through. . .

It feels good to see it, but what should I say? As soon as it started looking it was gone.

Not a mother-in-law at all, much better than those fans who don't know what they are called

I just like reading this kind of novel about self-reliance and becoming stronger [Adoration]

This book directly kills other dark Pokémon. Although I have only read dozens of chapters, I still give it a five-star review.

What a cool article, this is so cool

Tags: real Pokémon, special fanfic, soul travel, second-person monster, harem, no golden finger, mapping expert Advantages: Many reasonable secondary designs build a reasonable Pokémon world. Disadvantages: The early pace is slightly faster. There are fewer straightforward and exciting points, and the battle descriptions are sloppy. Note: Personal rating is 9.9 (Out of 10), a novel worth cherishing (I won the resurrection match, but I feel like it will be banned at any time).

I will only say that this is the most surprising gift for friends who like real-world Pokémon.

It's rare to see a book like this. This is the book that I've spent thousands of hours trying to find that catches my eye [I'm about to cry]

Strength! Strength! Strength! Strong and powerful, strong and powerful.