I Don’t Build Muscle Just to Reason with Pokemon

The writing is green, but not poisonous. The content is more daily, with relatively large sections of copy content. But the most important thing is that it's true that the protagonist has Pokémon. The heroine now has Gardevoir and may have one in the future [laughing][laughing][laughing]

This book is one of the best Pokémon novels I have ever read. If you point out any errors, the author will correct them within two days. He is an author who listens to advice. Everyone can help the author improve and correct the errors in this book, making it more and more beautiful @chuchubeibi's whereabouts are unknown

It's really good. I haven't seen such a comfortable Pokémon novel in a long time. Although the writing feels a little green, the descriptions are good and worth reading. Come on 💪, write well. How can I say that the first novel is only 2 million words or more? I'm optimistic about you [cool]

It's beautiful, it's so damn beautiful [like], the author is a real man [cool], he really dares to write something~ I don't know if the author will accept Diancie. She looks great in a princess outfit. Although there are diamonds below the waist, doesn't she still have a mouth? It feels like it's usable~(｡･㉨･｡)ﾉ♡ Also, wasn't the Dou Li mushroom that the protagonist conquered at the beginning also a female? At the beginning, I wanted to hug the protagonist and accompany him all the way to fight in the world. How about fulfilling my wish of being the main Pokémon? Anyway, I think I can talk even if I turn off the lights! [Blowing kiss] There are also some optional Vine Snakes, Menas, and Masked Cats, all of which can be subdued by the protagonist! ! Come on, the author [sending heartfelt wishes]

Alas, it's more comfortable. I spent an afternoon reading it calmly. There's nothing sinister about it. There's just too little worth reading [laughing]

This book is really affected by the ratings. There are no major problems in the content of the whole book, and it is also very vivid. The key is that the author is very self-reliant [like]. Tomato does not provide traffic, but provides traffic to itself [cool]. The main thing is that he is independent.

Pretty good. The protagonist can grow normally and will not grow abnormally. Lessons can be learned from the previous Megalodon incident. [Laughing][laughing][laughing] And the author dares to express his preferences👌🏻. I like it 😍.

You can cultivate a nanny bug that is not only good-looking, but also hehe, it is the perfect elf to mess with people.

Not bad, but the main character's operation is quite confusing. Sometimes he is omniscient and omnipotent, and sometimes he knows nothing. The underlying logic is quite jumpy. He is the kind of moody male protagonist, sometimes kind, sometimes evil, but he is always good to his Pokémon. I will give it four stars. There are some shortcomings and poisonous points, but I can still resist it. At first I thought it was very average, but after comparing it horizontally with other Tomato books, I suddenly felt that it was quite good [face covering] [laughing and crying]

So far, there are no poisonous points, and the quality is pretty good for Pokémon fan fiction. The system tends to be normal. It can improve the level and skill proficiency of Pokémon and people. Once the skills are mastered, some limitations will be exceeded. For example, three powders can be effective on grass types, but it is okay and acceptable. There is no NC limit to four skills. The heroine Gardevoir may be added later?