I Asked You to Study Legends, and You Actually Created Mewtwo?

It is recommended not to describe too much about potential. Even elves with low qualifications can become stronger as long as they put in their efforts.

The author can do it, and he also provided pictures to make me a cloud player who likes this show but doesn't watch it very much. It's really fun to watch it, at least it lets me know what Pokémon looks like. [Shy][shy]

The rating is low, but it is a good article that deserves 5 stars. The pictures in each chapter are a plus. There are no embarrassing emotional dramas or outrageous plots in the book, and there are not many disaster-related disasters (everywhere is a big scene). It is more about daily growth and evolution. It is probably the best in Pokémon literature at present. Perhaps the only bad thing is that there are too many games, and taking risks is not the mainstream. But this is also a flaw of urban elf writing and cannot be avoided. If you keep writing like this, it will be worth 9 points or more, or even higher. Say a word about those 6v universals and attributes. There are many 6vs in the article, but most of them are from famous masters. Their levels are so high. Is it difficult to achieve 6v? Didn't the protagonist's first elf also change from 5v to 6v through the secret treasure? The other students have 6v, where are their family backgrounds, or are they influenced by legends like Flash Magikarp. Pokémon have attributes, but they also have inverse attributes. I mentioned inverse attributes earlier in the book. I don't know if you've played too many games or read too many other articles. If you really write based on attribute restraint, I probably won't be able to continue writing. You can't bring 18 single-attribute legends to achieve attribute restraint and aptitude restraint, right?

The other 6v elves have the potential to be champions, but Zoroa has the potential to be a quasi-king after 6v.

"Let's just say, can you do it faster? The donkeys in the production team don't dare to rest like this..." "The sky is blue waiting for misty rain, and I am waiting for you... Update, hurry up and write a novel, grinding every day like an old lady on the bed!" "My wife asked me to ask Meng, when will your novel be updated? If you don't update it, she will come to see you in person tonight." "Author, you don't want your parents and other relatives and friends to know about your scumbag, right? [Strong hint. JPG]"

Let the protagonist subdue another Tan Xiaoshi and use the fragments of the King-level Bronze Mirror Monster in his hand to evolve into a Red Lotus Armored Cavalry. It just so happens that the strength of the team in hand has reached a bottleneck. When he goes to the Demon City Elf University, he can subdue another Tan Xiaoshi.

Why do so many Pokémon novels include parents? I wouldn't say it's one of the best emotional scenes with parents, but it's also difficult to pick. Unless it's necessary, it's really not as good as Orphans. Looking back, I don't want to say more. It's not a cool novel, nor is it realistic. It has many shortcomings, but the elf is quite handsome.

Yes, it ranks high among the elf novels I have read, especially now that some of them have been completed, including some eunuchs, which are relatively good among the serials. The most important thing is that the quantity is greater than other authors. Some are not good in quality and not good in quantity.

It's okay. I originally wanted to give it five stars, but when I saw in the comments section that there was a female protagonist, I could only give it four stars.

There might be something wrong with the potential setting. Instead of looking at v, it would be better to look at the sum of individual values.