The Pokemon Era: My Cheat-Fueled Journey

I highly recommend a few elves to the author. I really hope that the protagonist can conquer these elves. The first Thunder Fantasy Beast "Zeraora", The second boxing master "Martial Arts Bear Master", The third waveguide hero "Lucario", The 4th Fire Swordsman "Blue Flame Blade Demon", The fifth fire warrior "Red Lotus Armored Cavalry", The 6th future dragon "Millerton", The seventh shadow fantasy beast "Mashado", I strongly recommend "Zeraora" to the author. Whether it is "Zeraora" in the anime or the movie version, her performance is very eye-catching, and her appearance is super high. She also has the exclusive move "Plasma Lightning Punch". The yellow "Zeraora" is so handsome, and being handsome is a lifetime thing, so I really hope the author can consider my suggestion. Thank you.

When I first read the introduction, I felt it was very sloppy. After reading 20 chapters, I found out that it was a treasure story. It was really interesting. It didn't start with the mythical beasts, quasi-gods, or three imperial families like other protagonists. Personally, I felt that it was a slow-burning type. I just learned it through this one.

Not bad, give me a good review to support it

How should I put it? It is better than most elf stories in Tomato, and its advantages and disadvantages are also obvious. Let me talk about my own feelings after reading it. From my personal point of view, first of all, the main character gave me the feeling that the emotional fluctuations were too low. From some details, such as the three monsters that turned into skins. When Pikachu asks the protagonist to guess, especially when looking at Pikachu in the system, I personally dislike it. Secondly, there is too little interaction. The interaction between the protagonist and Pokémon, for example, when it comes to emotional issues, he always has a calm face. For example, when the heroine confesses to him, he always has a calm face. He always has a smiling face and a calm look. There is also the problem of the heroine. The pace is a bit fast. I can't say that some people like it and some don't, but I think the biggest problem with the protagonist is that he feels out of tune with the world. I don't know what other people think. What was it like to watch it? This protagonist gave me the feeling that the world was divided. Isn't it the process that I read most about Pokémon? The interaction with Pokémon, the growth, and the feeling of accompanying each other. I haven't seen it later, so I won't comment. The above are all personal opinions. By the way, the author can go and read Mr. Lu's Pokémon novel at some point. I really like it, especially the daily interactions with Pokémon.

It's good-looking. It doesn't belong to the civilian category like those quasi-gods. It's just that the new book has a few chapters.

The emotional line is handled very well, and it doesn't make people feel stiff. It is better than many Pokémon fan stories in Tomato, and there are not too many poisonous points. Other Pokémon novels are about harems and only love relationships without knowing the relationship between Pokémon.

I found a treasure, but the author's judgment was just right, which made me feel itchy.

Give the protagonist Tokiwa's power, superpowers, and superpowers to strengthen himself.

It's very nice. Did the author cut it?

It's a very good book. The title is correct, but the main exciting content is not there. The ups and downs of the plot and the foreshadowing in the previous chapters are all very good. The low rating may be due to the small number of words and the title of the book.