Pokemon: Reborn as an Elite from the Start, I Quit School

There are no old routines (fat guy's best friend, school beauty involvement), and there is no template-like quest line (Baby Cup competition, high school competition, college competition, national competition, King of Heaven Competition [laughing awkwardly] I vomited after watching it). It's not overly childish and under-age anime. There are no vomiting Pokémon (Charizard, Gardevoir, Lucario). There is no excessive anthropomorphism of Pokémon (all are female Pokémon, and the wife monster Gardevoir makes the reader think of a slut). The major poisonous points have been basically avoided, and my own characteristics have been written. Then I feel that the protagonist is a bit too independent. He can make some appropriate friends, accept some, and invest in some talented people. After all, a person's spirit is limited, but he can still increase his voice and interests. For example, the two latest quasi-kings, although they are weak to the protagonist, are basically big bosses in the protagonist's hometown province and city, and can better increase the protagonist's voice in his hometown. Then the most important thing is the update. I read it in two or three days. I started writing it quite early, but the number of words was not many, and I realized that it had been updated before. I hope the author will work hard. It's a rare review, and it's really written to my liking.

Shennong After reading the front and middle parts, I feel that the author wants to write about Pokémon with dark interests. However, the characters written by the author earlier are a bit twitchy, and the enemies such as the dark interest stream should be more rational and not as brainless as previously written. It has a strong novice feel, but this is also the author's first book, and it is worthy of support. I hope I can learn from or learn from the Guzheng people in the middle and late stages (no enemy is a fool). Of course, if it is to advance the plot quickly, it is understandable, but if this is the case, it will be too slow.

The writing is very good. When I first read it, it was a bit of a fun read, and I was worried that it would be mindless. After reading it in one night, I felt relieved. After all, there are relatively few Pokémon novels now, and there are even fewer good-looking ones like this. The character creation is also okay. When I encounter that annoying old lady, I handle it very well. It is very enjoyable to watch. I hope the author can maintain his level in the future and create greater glory. Come on [ Eat Melon ] [ Eat Melon ] [ Eat Melon ]

In terms of plot and character, as a new book, I think it is very worthy of five stars. I should finish this book. The protagonist does not pursue perfection but pursues interests. This is a qualified dark novel. To be honest, this novel is either dead or alive. Everyone is so supportive of you. If you are short of money, everyone will give you free small gifts and disappear all day long. If I hadn't clicked on it suddenly, I wouldn't have known you had updated it again [smile]

Personally I think it's very beautiful! For lightning protection, look here: 1. The author sets that powerful trainers have their own aura, which can be used to suppress other people and elves. When the level is high, it can even cause material oppression. For example: the pressure of the quasi-king trainer is as heavy as a thousand pounds. 2. The protagonist cannot be regarded as a good person in the traditional sense. He can kill elves. His tenderness will only be reserved for the people and elves he recognizes. He will conquer tool pets in the early stage.

The writing is very good, and it describes the real version of Pokémon and the social relationship between Pokémon and people in the real world. The plot doesn't drag on. Unlike some Pokémon protagonists who are draggy and pretentious. Worth a look. It satisfies my desire for the darkness and reality of the relationship between Pokémon and people in the real world.

The author's writing is very real, and the writing and plot are very good, but I would like to give the author a small suggestion. Gou Daowen is most taboo about drifting in the later stage, so he starts to be cautious and reasonable. Everyone seems to be pretty good. In the later stage, the protagonist becomes stronger, which is labor and capital. What is the logic, what is unreasonable, and the non-existent labor and capital are happy. The author's writing is good. I hope this book will have good results. I will give you five stars.

I hope that the author can adjust his status and regain the style of the first half. He can try to improve the quality every week, and not only focus on the number of chapters but also the number of words, and become like the Magikarp next door. A small incident can be told for more than ten chapters. Take your time and don't be anxious. Someone will eventually read a good work. Besides, as long as it is finished, the group of book lovers will definitely come back. Come on! [Love]

A very real elf novel. The protagonist is decisive and realistic in killing and selfish. There are currently no big surprises.

This is my first review of a book I've read. I've been reading urban elf literature for a few years, and I've read some books that are more in line with my appetite. If I read too many books that have some fixed formulas, I'll feel bored and lose the desire to continue reading. This book has a novel approach, and the fact of not going to school is really eye-catching. I have read too many books about making baby cups, and now I have no desire to read the catalogs of some books. Judging from the author's degree of updating, although I know that this book may be a mess or a eunuch, I still have to thank the author for saving the book from the book shortage. I give it a five-star review. Judging from the author's writing style, it is quite good. Even if you don't write books, you can still have a job to support yourself in the future. I also hope that the author will be successful in his studies, work, and life in the future. Blessings from a five-page reader.