Pokemon: From the Start, I Have a Top-Rank Kingler!

Not only is the life aspect learned very well, Pokémon is also relatively realistic, but the battle description is also very good at capturing the Pokémon's ecology and its own characteristics to fit into a special chapter, which gives people a refreshing feeling, unlike a game battle. This is a journey. In fact, why do we like the world of Pokémon so much? Because in that world, we can freely do what we want and form friendships with the Pokémon we like. This is a safe haven without having to fall into endless speculation about human nature and guarding against social beatings. Because Pokémon will always treat you innocently. Big success, have a big meal and celebrate. After failure, wouldn't it be nice to hold Pokémon and comfort each other? Especially for social terror. The writing is all right, with some minor flaws, but nothing serious. But the Quartz Conference was really toxic. The protagonist serves as a contestant. Not only can you lend your Pokémon to others to compete, that's it, but you can also conduct the same thing on the same stage. This is equivalent to one person opening two numbers to eliminate others. It's really disgusting that this kind of thing is a good competition. And I didn't see anyone standing with the contestants in the anime to give instructions. At most, they were pointing and pointing outside the venue, so you have to make sure you can hear them. Moreover, the rules were not perfect at that time. How can you get used to seeing the indiscriminate physical and special attacks? It must be consistent with the original work. But the original work was already in an imperfect state at that time, so what's the point of pursuing it? It's superfluous. You must step on the traps that others have stepped on.

There is no system, no hierarchy, the setting is very reasonable and in line with reality. It is much stronger than previous game Pokémon, and it is considered a breakthrough in the system style. At present, there are no shortcomings, the advantages are obvious, and it has the potential to become a big hit. The writing style also looks very comfortable, unlike Xiaobai, who has a hard time breaking sentences. Overall it's pretty good, not mindless or invincible. It is a very good and rare book for me who pursues high-quality books.

It's so good. Before I started reading it, I thought it was just a dark story. But after reading it, it turned out to be really good. It has a sense of daily life, but it's also passionate. It's been a long time since I've seen a good-looking Pokémon story. This review comes from a 3744-hour reviewer.

Not bad, not bad. It's considered a good resource among Tomato's Pokémon novels. Please keep up the good work.

Large! One chapter is 4,000 words long and the story is very attractive and has a good sense of involvement. The Pokémon is neither difficult to cultivate that does not fit the protagonist's identity, nor is it a green caterpillar that's a bad thing on the street. The most important thing is that although the title of the book is about villains, it is not a dark Pokémon novel. It is more about daily leisure, and there are also exciting fighting scenes in it.

The elf writing has great potential and the smoothness between the lines is probably not a new account opened by a big boss, right? I felt very comfortable watching it, but I just asked briefly, is the heroine not Joey? I remember that their family seems to require that they have to marry into the family [I understand][I understand]

Unlike other books, there are many books that are dull, but the plot of this book is naturally humorous. I originally thought it was a bad book, but I didn't expect it to be so good. Unfortunately, there are too few. If the pictures and introduction are more attractive, it will definitely become another high-scoring book.

This book is a top-notch one among the many elven books in Tomato. There is no messy data introduction, and the skill battle scenes described are pretty good. Not bad. As someone who likes Teacher Lu's painting style, this book is good.

The plot after arriving on the island is better than the one about survival in the wilderness. In the early stage, the lightning bird was intercepted by the elf hunter. I think it is better not to have too many lightning birds. It can be used as a talisman in the novice stage. The focus should still be on cultivating your own team. Overall, it is okay so far. By the way, the author is really generous with a chapter of more than 4,000 words.

The author's writing style is very online. As he said at the beginning, he wants to take us back to our childhood. The content really has the feeling of watching the first Pokémon when we were young, but the update is too slow.