Terminally Ill Gardevoir Will Never Meet a Genius Girl Battler

The compact plot, fierce battles, no system, and no cheats all attracted me. I will always accompany this book and witness the witch's journey to becoming a god with Yifa.

The writing on battles and Pokémon cultivation is very detailed and incorporates a lot of personal thoughts, which is very nice. However, it is very uncomfortable to read out of chapters during battles [face covering] Fawn has a super cute character and is an unlucky child with maximum fighting talent. Ifa, you have really found a treasure. I hope Fawn will grow up quickly and also want her to enjoy her youth more. After all, she is only 16 years old. What's wrong with a child who is too willful? I kind of want to read more of Yifa's past stories, and I'm also looking forward to how Yifa will explain to Xiaolu after the virus stacks up. The introduction gave me a lot of unnecessary expectations🙏But since it's a heartwarming story, the ending should be very happy. By the way, can you two drink? Too cute

It's very interesting. I really like the relationship between the heroine and the trainer. The author's description of the battle is also very good. I can feel the intensity and excitement of Pokémon battles, which makes me feel excited [like] I feel like the heroine has a lot of secrets, and I'm really looking forward to the subsequent revelations [Love] This book is a very good one. The writing is good and the story is wonderful. Unfortunately, it is not popular. It also ate dust on my bookshelf for a month [laughing] I hope the author will continue to work hard and not stop updating, so that more people will read this book and express their love [love]

Features: Two female protagonists (Efa, Su Jinlu), slow-paced, unsystematic, daily life, Pokémon sayings, battle descriptions are good, and the writing style is comfortable to me. Daily life goes hand in hand with the main plot, and humorous and interesting daily life and more rigorous battles complement each other. Even with a winning streak, Xiaolu's genius is still in a relatively normal range, and does not give people the feeling of being cheated. The daily interactions with Pokémon are also very warmly written, and combined with localized Pokémon sayings, it gives people the illusion that they have really traveled to the Pokémon world. Among them, the emotional changes between the two protagonists, Yifa and Xiaolu, are also very interesting. From the early stage when Yifa was the elder doting on the little deer, to the middle stage they trusted each other, supported each other, and were each other's only one. Later, Xiaolu's love affair began, and he fell in love with Yifa, who was as white as the moonlight, but Yifa pretended not to notice... The doting, sweet, and ambiguous relationship made my lips curl up, but Yifa's non-response due to concerns really made the relationship drag on for a long time, and it became a bit stiff. But fortunately, with Xiaolu's unremitting efforts and the pressure of the crisis, Yifa finally let go of his worries, and everything got better, which is gratifying. (P. S.: The emotional line of this book is a bit slow. Xiaolu's love for Yifa only begins to appear after more than 200 chapters, and the relationship is officially confirmed after more than 700 chapters. If you are here for Lily, you need to make some preparations, but the pulling and getting along in the middle is also very sweet.)

To be honest, this Pokémon really shocked me. First of all, the logic of the worldview is correct. It can be seen that the author is carefully polishing the realistic worldview. Regarding the bright and dark lines of the story narrative, I think it is pretty good. If the author grasps the contradiction between humans and Pokémon hidden in the dark thread, this can be said to be a very good work. Secondly, the most surprising thing is that the author's battle descriptions are very action-oriented, and sometimes can even be imagined. This is something that many Pokémon books currently do not have. I really like this kind of battle, especially the author's unique understanding of Pokémon battles. Many Pokémon books are systems, such as Rainy Day Team Sunny Team Sandstorm Team Flat Push, etc., But peeling off the skin of anime, is Pokémon battle really that simple in reality? I have a very good impression of this book, and I'm currently giving it four stars. I read books intuitively. If I feel that the character has moved me and created an image, I will feel that the character is well created. I am not an old book lover, and I don't have a deep understanding of some masterpieces. For me, this work is just good-looking. At least it did not disappoint me in terms of character creation. For me, the best example is the pairing of Yuma Sato and Yume Youma. I was really moved at the time. They believed in online courses, listened to their failed peers, and lost everything. They were just poor people who were not qualified enough to join the Rockets. This pairing shaped me and I feel The most impactful one, which made my eyes red when I watched it, is that it actually brings out the role of the protagonist in disguise. If there is no capital that overturns the operation behind all this, the world will still be bad. The protagonist cannot really eliminate this kind of human nature, but it is perfect if it can bring about changes and shape the utopia in animation. Come on, author, stick to your heart! ! Just like a prison with nine doors! !

It's great. Tomato is currently the Pokémon novel that I like the most; When I first read the first few chapters, I had a stereotype of Gardevoir and thought it was a cool, assembly-line novel, so I didn't continue reading it; when I was in a book shortage, I read it again and found that I missed a treasure hhhh In my opinion, the biggest highlight of this book is that the author has a very good grasp of the integration of game settings, animation settings and the real world; the understanding of Pokémon battles is also very novel; sometimes as a reader, I feel like opening up a new continent; the characters of several Pokémon companions are also very distinctive (Crystal Lantern and Fire Spirit fans can whisper that Chang Ming is a very charming uncle x) Secondly, the author has a really good grasp of rhythm and emotion. (The chapter about naming and beating) made my blood boil. If I hadn't been in the dormitory in the middle of the night, I would have really wanted to cheer Xiaolu [laughing and crying] In comparison, the development of Gardevoir (Pokémon League) is slightly mediocre; I felt an inexplicable sense of impatience while reading it, and felt that it would be a bit unreadable without Xiaolu... But the arrangement of the story itself is still very good. I hope the author will continue to work hard! Will keep following for updates!

It's really good-looking. The descriptions of battles are unique, and there are also Pokémon proverbs interspersed in daily life. The plot setting is very interesting. I have watched and followed up on the few hundred chapters, and the last one was Xia Bing. Well, after more than a year of chasing it, it has come to an end. It was really uncomfortable before seeing the ending, and the little pearls were spinning in their eyes. Although the ending was not perfect in my mind, it was a relief for them to let go of their burden and experience life seriously. I still want to watch beautiful girl Pokémon battle.

The Invincible Spiral Explosion of the Universe looks great, the introduction is not deceptive, and the writing is very good. The early tactics are really nice to watch. The author himself is a gamer, and it is realistic. It is more realistic than the turn-based system but does not deviate from the setting. The battles are really exciting. The emotional line is very delicate, and the emotional scenes between the two heroines are very sufficient. It is not embarrassing or abrupt. Yifa Xiaolu must be happy together. The background is more realistic. The Alliance is not a utopia, but the Alliance has tried its best to almost achieve a utopia. The villain organization is more evil than the original. In short, it is a dark text, but the core of Pokémon remains completely unchanged. The whole thing is just a more realistic and beautiful Pokémon world. It is well worth watching. Although it is slow in the early stage, the writing is very comfortable, and after a few pictures, it actually starts to become very exciting. The so-called poisonous point is that the frequency of updates at that time affected the readers who followed the update. It is very comfortable to read in one go without any discomfort. Why can't I give it ten stars?

This book is quite well written, and two chapters are updated steadily every day. The author's writing style is also very good. The reason why the score is relatively low is because someone maliciously brushes the score. (A classmate of mine encountered this situation. An abstract novel he wrote was originally rated from 9.0 To 6.0. But he will definitely get a gift of ten yuan every day.) And the author is very able to persevere. The only shortcoming is that Chapter 180 is a bit depressing. The point is that it definitely fits my views on Pokémon. Some are as intelligent as humans. Even higher than humans. Due to the existence of such a powerful force as Pokémon, the class divide is actually far more serious than reality. The so-called semi-utopia is fart. In reality, after all, it is just a war between countries (at least there are still people who dare to point out the cruelty and inhumanity of war). The Pokémon world is either an extremely decadent alliance, or an evil organization with huge ambitions and, to put it bluntly, psychopaths and garbage scumbags who only talk empty words and do not take human life into consideration. And the level 2 and level 1 legendary Pokémon that regard themselves as gods are, to put it bluntly, beast monsters (the key is that no one dares to point out all this). In reality, if you can point out various injustices in the world, or even curse the top leaders of certain countries, you can see a little bit of knowledge in politics. But in the Pokémon world, you are just a lowly being who can speak for yourself and looks the same as those who are above you. In fact, the author can still improve a little bit, that is, the writing of more than 180 chapters is a bit unremarkable and a bit too depressing. It's a bit scary when placed in the Pokémon world (referring to taking off the arm to execute the enemy, which would be a bit discouraging. To be honest, at the time, I thought it would be better not to read this book). But the next day I opened the tomatoes with great anticipation. Also, the author's latest update time is somewhat inconsistent. Can I update it at noon during the holidays like before? It's been too late recently.

It's a pretty good article, absolutely good, with a well-controlled story rhythm. It's a rare book that can write about daily life. There are many other books that may have good writing and novel settings, but one big event follows another. The protagonist is obviously very low-key and ordinary, but he keeps encountering various things. It's dry and boring, but this book is different. The daily life is really ordinary life. , But there will be some foreshadowing hidden in it, or paving the way for other supporting characters who will participate in the event in the future. It does not look superficial at all, and the battle is clean and neat, without delay. Every action is not superfluous, and the outline is very detailed at first glance, and the foreshadowing is very good. It will not be easily interrupted, and it will not be easily affected by the readers' ideas. I look forward to the day when this book is finished. However, because this book is a slow-burning novel with a very long foreshadowing, it does not look good at all with less than 300 chapters. The author said that he will write more than 800 chapters, so I will wait for half a year and then read it. Before I start reading, I will review it. I hope more people can read this book and let the rating rise to 9 or above. Needless to say, it's great. In my eyes, this is the most beautiful Pokémon article on Tomato. The biggest feature of this work is the description of combat. It is very carefully arranged, and each character's fighting style and tactics are different and very personal. The Pokémon battle makes every character who appears, whether they are passers-by or supporting characters, come alive. This article also provides some original Pokémon The bugs in the setting have been supplemented, which makes it really enjoyable for readers like me who attach great importance to details. The author himself is also an expert in Pokémon battles and a professional player. The first fairy Eevee is quite valuable. In short, those who like Pokémon can jump into it without thinking. It is very satisfying. The only shortcoming may be that the author is busy with real-life Pokémon events, which makes the update unstable [smile]