Pokémon: I Am Not a Sword God

I have always liked the Pokémon Shieldsword, and it was because of this that I clicked in to read it, but I found a good book. 1. This is the most complete and logical world view I have ever read in a Pokémon novel. 2. I give praise to villains who have brains. I have read too many novels written by Xiaobai. There are not many realistic novels like Tomato anymore. 3. I think the subject matter of the author is quite interesting. In the future, you can try flying with a sword, using sword energy, etc. You can see the growth of the protagonist. The more you go on, the better it gets. The plot feels like it could be a god, especially the chapter where you set up a trap to kill the principal. The protagonist's scheming is so terrifying.

As an old bookworm, I can definitely say that it is well written! Just write according to this rhythm, don't write nonsense! The plot doesn't have to be tense all the time! Only with both looseness and tightness can you capture the reader's heart! Don't listen to what others say, just write at your own pace! It won't score low on Tomato!

It's pretty good. It seems that Ling is the heroine. But to be honest, the heroine of the dark novel is either in the same dark style as the protagonist, or she is loyal to the protagonist and prefers the right path. It's always a bit weird to be the heroine of the dark style. Then there is the emotional scene. Although there is no special sound, it feels a bit weird. After all, there are so many dark contents written in the front. If there is a love story in the middle, if it goes dark all the way, I believe the score will be higher.

A dark realistic novel, very exciting, extremely exploitable, both black and white, and the combat descriptions are good, and the tactics are amazing, and I learned how to play them in the palm of my hand. The updates and pace are very slow, but there are daily routines, training processes, layouts, battles, and foreshadowings. I look forward to the follow-up. The villain is not brainless, but he always misses a move and comes back against the wind. Especially the part where the shadow exits is particularly good. It kills an enemy with one stone and wins the game. There is no soft-hearted and threatening bean paste. It is very dark. The team is quite mixed at the moment, with one group each for light and dark. The ghost and super powers are really rogue and easy to use. We can add a few more in the future. Moreover, the stratification of strength is serious, the protagonist often plays high-level games, and the low-level ones have no role. The characters of the elves are well written and have their own characteristics. They are reliable, love to draw, love to eat, naughty, hardworking... It's the fine chaff of Pokémon literature [I learned it]

This book is not an ordinary cool article, but reveals the darkness of the Pokémon world from the perspective of a small character. The main character's plug-ins are only to check the skill panel and humanoid Pokémon. It depends on the person as he or she grows up slowly. I think it's pretty good (✪▽✪)

A great book, with a novel angle. Most Pokémon novels are not written like this. It is normal and natural to have a female protagonist but the emotional line is not abrupt. The part where the male and female protagonists separated reminded me of the parting between Ash and Serena [full]. To sum up, the previous description of the dark description was okay. Now when the male protagonist and the female protagonist are together, it feels like watching Xiaozhi when he travels. It is a very good book

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In the dark flow, the protagonist gives me the feeling that he is gradually going crazy, getting further and further away from people, with no bottom line, and no very clear goals. It is basically meaningless and purposeless killing and becoming stronger. But the author is really strong, the writing is very strong, the writing is very good, and the rhythm is good. It is a work worth reading, but I personally don't like it very much [Like] It feels pretty good as I continue to watch it

There are over 570 chapters and it has received good reviews. All the controlling men have been killed (save the most senior one). The only flaw is that the protagonist is too inhumane and can do anything to become stronger. However, I want to know whether it is a multi-girl or a single girl. It looks like the single heroine has the destructive power of Bai Yueguang, but others are also possible [laughs]

I wanted to give it four and a half stars, but unfortunately I don't have four and a half stars. I'll give it five stars first and then look at it later. Tomato is the most logical Pokémon novel I have seen so far. The language and vocabulary may not be good, but at least most of the plots are very reasonable.

The description of the heroine is good. Compared to other Pokémon novels, it can be considered very strong, which is a very plus point (the heroine alone is good, don't overdo it. I think the plot description is now only the heroine and Pokémon have tenderness, which is quite good) The battle writing is also interesting and imaginative. Although there are only two quasi-kings in more than 570 pictures now, the pace is relatively slow, but in my opinion, it is an advantage.

It's a dark series, it's not mindless, it's super good-looking.

Not bad, the logic is quite clear, the character creation is quite good, mainly the division of trainer levels is very reasonable, much more reasonable than the setting of another 100-level champion [face covering] [face covering] [face covering]

If you can get past the beginning, you can continue watching. It's quite interesting.

It's good to watch, the emotional scenes are not obtrusive, and the heroine is not brainless.

After all, the theme of Pokémon cannot be hacked. After all, the game is about bonds. But it is a good and decisive type. If you like the dark Pokémon world, you can check it out.

The fourth good-looking Pokémon book (dark text)

The protagonist is decisive in killing and has the potential of being a sixth man. Growth experience shapes the protagonist very well I am a swordsman in the Pokémon world. This is the first time I have seen this kind of Pokémon fan fiction. It is a very novel setting. Come on, author

I have been reading the Pokémon novels in the starting point, and I have read almost everything I am interested in. I want to come to Tomato Gold Rush. I have read a few books and this is the only one that kept me reading. What attracted me the most was the unrestrained description of battles. It did not stick to the mechanical turn system of the game. It also developed many animation skills in the use of skills, and finally What's important is that Pokémon Battle is about two trainers, and the opponents in the book are not mentally retarded. They know how to use attributes to restrain existing characteristics, and can use props to increase the winning rate. The back-and-forth battle between the protagonist and the opponent is very enjoyable. The expansion of Pokémon's world view is similar to a special chapter in a comic book. It is a perfect book, and it is recommended to read.

The score feels more than 9.0. According to the Tomato rating, 9.4 Is enough. However, because it is a dark novel, the score is a bit lower. However, I still hope that the protagonist will not be too extreme, with less intrigue and more humaneness if reasonable.

During the day, he is a gentle Pokémon scholar, but at night, he is a "humanoid legend" who kills evil. The protagonist walks between light and darkness, and even the mythical beasts tremble at the point of his sword. The author uses a cold tone to describe his dual life: he is as gentle as spring water to his lover, and as cruel as the harsh winter to his enemies. The battle is like freehand splashing of ink, the light of the sword and the skills of the elves are intertwined, and romance and chilling coexist. When the shadow of the alliance emerges, he will finally draw his sword - in this life, he is both a trainer and a legend of killing gods.

It's worth watching to compete with Kuroba Youyou who specializes in evil next door.

Not bad, the writing is more realistic. I don't think other Pokémon writing is similar to watching anime.

The writing is very good, and it is very different from other Pokémon novels. People are all Pokémon and mythical beasts, and they are commanding from behind. In this book, I become a man-made Pokémon, and I become a swordsman. It is very good. I hope the author will work hard to update it. Come on, come on.

Compared to other novels, it's impressive. It's just because the style is more realistic, rather than the utopian world view of Pokémon, which has caused many people to be uncomfortable with it. However, even in the main Pokémon series, the dark side is an indispensable part.

It's been a long time since I've seen such an excellent work. Delicate and rigorous plot logic. The protagonist's decisive killing (not invincible style). Detailed description of the battle plot. Every time I watch the battle, I can't help but wonder how the author will describe the next battle. Although I read it relatively late. The author has work reasons and the update time is not so stable. But I still sincerely recommend this book. I also hope that the author can finish it. It will live up to the previous excellence.

Although beautiful bonds and hot blood are great, I still prefer the pleasure of punching to the flesh and drawing blood.

Come on, author, the writing is very good. I haven't come across such a good book on Tomato that suits my taste for a long time. I watched the plot of The Investigator from the beginning these days, and I have a little doubt. Now the main character (who is Aoki Feng) carries more than 6 Pokémon (Gyarados, Moon Bear, Maura, Wind Goblin, Dream Goblin, Baby Chickadee, and Meblim). I read it too fast and didn't notice whether the author has set a limit on the number of Pokémon that can be carried, so I asked.

It ranks first among the Dark Pokémon novels I have read so far. The whole world view is very well created. When reading other Dark Pokémon novels, I always feel that there is a strong sense of intentionality. This one is good, the pig's feet have brains, the villains have brains, and the writing is also very good. It's really good.

A very good Pokémon fanfic. Not only does it conform to the original settings in all aspects, but the plot narration is also first-rate. It is not so rigid. It is not like some plots where you can know the ending after watching it. It is also not brainless and very comfortable emotionally. Neither the protagonist nor others are disgusting. It seems that there are no poisonous points at present. It is a novel worth reading. I am not afraid to be proud of giving it five stars.