Pokémon: Leave the Gods Alone

It's good. I hope there is no female protagonist. I want to see the bond with Pokémon.

What I like most about this book is that the Pokémon battles are very unique and innovative! When I read other Pokémon stories, I wished I could skip the battles, but I read this one carefully... I can feel that the author and teacher seem to have his own understanding of Pokémon! The character's personality and impression are quite distinct, and they don't appear to be stereotyped, which feels particularly good! Lao Liao's Pokémon are also very unique and have a very vivid feeling. The only thing that I personally think is a little strange is that occasionally there is a feeling that the craftsmanship is too much and the pursuit of gorgeous sentences is too much. In this case, it will be slightly separated from the overall style, but it is actually harmless... The main storyline of Pokémon is well integrated with daily reality! I really like this unobtrusive but ubiquitous localized feeling! The part between Reshiram and the protagonist may be a bit too realistic (I can't think of other suitable words), so the narrative feels a little unclear (currently I have read Chapter 933), but it may also be the suspense set up by the author and teacher. If so, it is still very successful. At least my curiosity has been aroused, and I hope to see the answer in the main plot in the future. Overall, I like most aspects of it very much, especially the combat part. I hope the author and teacher can continue writing, it is very exciting! Supplement: I was dazzled by reading a book in the middle of the night, and it was page 933………… And I don't think it's necessary to care too much about how other Pokémon stories are written. The author obviously already has his own ideas and worldview. I think he can be very good by focusing on structuring the story he wants to build! In terms of characters, the current micro-group portraits are already great, and the two male protagonists are also great. I look forward to the follow-up!

I think the writing is great. You can create something to bind the fire-breathing dragon, and then get the blessings of those fire beasts or double super evolution. There are many points to write about. The author can learn from my ideas.

It's been a long time since I've encountered a book as good as this one. I'm tireless and I've made a fortune in bb. The only flaw I have is that the author seems to be a bit wilted. It's too short and not enough to read.

The author actually writes very well. I feel that the author has unique ideas in terms of tactics and writes brilliantly about battles. This is also the difference between this book and most books on Tomato. Moreover, the setting of this book is also quite novel. There is no pure combat power. Although the protagonist is strong, he is not soaring to the sky. Moreover, it is one of the few novels in which the protagonist has a normal brother. It is not the kind of little brother who is surrounded by free information and is useless most of the time. Instead, the two grow up together and help each other. (Don't say I'm a little bit offended by them.) The only thing I personally don't like that much is the villain who looks like a little girl, which can be regarded as a personal highlight for me. And I feel like the villain organization is still not sure, and its strength is a bit too strong. But after all, the author is writing it, and I'm not sure if there is any foreshadowing, so I can't say much. But it cannot be denied that the author has worked hard on this book. I hope the author can continue to work hard and update it more. (After all, it's been a long time since I updated it)

I hope there won't be a female protagonist.

I like this book very much. The battles are well written, very detailed, and there is also a bond with Pokémon. I hope the author can write more battles and competitions. It's so good!

I want to see the protagonist use water flow to kill everyone instantly So is 0150 Mewtwo? It looks so stupid.

The writing is great, very thoughtful, and does not follow the routine. I give it a good review. I hope the author will stick to it and stop being cheated (Pokémon has been cheated a lot).

It's very interesting. It's different from other elf novels. The battle scenes are very specific and the fighting style is very beautiful.

The writing is very good and the setting is very fresh. Compared with previous Pokémon articles, this article has its own unique insights on skill innovation and energy microcosm. Anyway, it is impossible for me to combine sparks and physics [laughing][laughing][laughing] And even the supporting characters have their own unique skills, which is even rarer in Pokémon stories that focus on the protagonist [Blowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss]

The combat descriptions are wonderful, and the Pokémon battles and tactics are very novel. It's probably the most unique Pokémon fan I've read so far. But the description of the plot doesn't feel very good. It's not that this development is not interesting. It should be a problem with the way of description, which seems a bit fragmented. I don't know if the author will consider writing a story about breaking away from the regular battle environment and fighting villains in different terrain conditions in the future. I look forward to it.

It's beautiful, don't be a eunuch, you will follow it to the end

Well written and very engaging

Very beautiful and attractive

Very exciting

Very nice, very cool

Very nice writing in big letters

Good, good, good, good

Beautiful, what a pity

The only drawback is that the update is too slow. A book that has been kept for a month is gone in 3 minutes. . .

The bond between the protagonist and Baby Dream is well written, the battles are described in great detail, and the daily chapters are also very funny.

It's super beautiful, and the battle between elves is wonderfully written.

Come on, author, this is the best sensory combat article I have ever read.

Okay, okay, it looks good Hope single heroine

Ahhhh, it looks good.