Pokemon: Echoes of the Ancient Past

There is no heroine in this book, all the women who appear are tool people

So what are the explanations for those gods that foreshadowed it? Did the alpaca tell him in a dream what dangers there are and he needs to save the world, or is it about the ultimate alien beast attacking humans? Also, the breeding procedures are too troublesome. All the elves that have not appeared need permission from the alliance to raise them.

I found the beginning to be very suitable for me. There is no system, just a small pick. There is no need to learn machines, practice skills, and cultivate Pokémon. This is the trainer's business. The taste is in line with the taste. It is not toxic at the moment. It can be funny and come on. It is rare to see such a taste of Pokémon novels.

Which old thief has written a new book that looks good?

That's why I like it If I want to evaluate whether something is good or bad, I can only express my own feelings. Instead of listening to others to see and say, it is better to see it myself, and only after reading it can I evaluate whether it is good or bad.

I originally thought it would be a daily fun story, but the part about Su Che, who killed more than 100 ordinary people for a quasi-god, was so real [Chigua]

It's okay, cool article, no need to use your brain

It's toxic, but the new book supports it

It's a great book that I've read a few chapters. I just hope that Cosmog's final evolution is Lunala. I've read a bunch of Pokémon stories and that the one that finally evolves is Solgaleo.

It looks pretty to me