Pokemon: Wandering with the Wind

I am an old author who has been chasing deer and cats. Although the author's comfort zone is Naruto, he can write PM articles really well. At present, it seems that it is actually a cross-regional adventure in Kanto, and there are side works such as arenas and mazes in the world view design. At least it has written a good story about traveling through the Kanto that Xiaozhi wrote poorly. It is recommended to follow it.

I like novels with tough mythical beasts like this, which can play with the waveguide, Naruto's Chidori, the Force lightsaber in the interstellar movie, Kamen Rider 555's dark blue electric drill, Ultraman's eight-point light wheel. It would be more perfect if there is a waveguide ray waveguide blast or other light skills. The most important thing is that there is no female protagonist, at least not yet. Playing with love will only affect my enjoyment of reading novels.

The author should be an old Pokémon player. There are Ole region and dark Pokémon. There are many original plots but the plot is not broken. The character of Xiaozhi in this book is cold on the outside and hot on the inside. He does not have the recklessness and impulsiveness of the original book. Instead, he is happy-go-lucky, which is in line with the title Sui Feng. His relationship with Pokémon is also biased toward companions, and he has a strong sense of immersion.

I hope it can be updated all the time. It feels good. But that time traveler made me feel uncomfortable and suppressed him severely.

I really feel good about it. The protagonist is not a virgin, not a mother-in-law, does not have "noble" morals of self-torture, nor is she a brainless person who comes to kill. It is most comfortable to let the original plot characters and Pokémon join the team without forcing anything. Especially the white-eyed wolf Charizard.

Author, you won't just write a little bit and then stop writing. I'll give you a thought of subduing the Charmander in the theater version. He's always obedient [Thinking]

After watching it, I felt quite good, because many of the plots are original, but there are no early setting problems in the original work. I just want to take the liberty to ask how the anchor will deal with it in the future. Phoenix King Feather has been directly blackened.

I think it's pretty good. It's not like other elven texts that are both system and plug-in, and it's very comfortable to watch.

It's very real. It doesn't have the same qualifications as other Elf writings. The lineup is also very reasonable.

Come on, author! Don't stop updating! I quite like watching it, but it makes me feel bad that you don't update from time to time.