Pokemon: The Dark Age

This is a type of novel that I really want to read. I read Chapter 41. In it, the protagonist and the darkened mythical beast are like believers and friends. The relationship between mutual help and redemption is what I have always wanted to read. I am tired of seeing those sinister protagonists subjugating various mythical beasts or establishing so-called friendships with them. What I want to see is this kind of mutual redemption and heart-to-heart relationship. I don't know what the content will be after, and whether the author followed this direction in creating, but at least I will keep reading until I feel that this relationship disappears. (So ​​author, don't you write a HE? [I'm about to cry])

Yes, yes. Personally, I feel that it is one of the best mythical beasts among Pokémon. Although it is common, its strength is still obvious to all. The settings are also relatively new. It feels like fire. A little more. I love watching [laughing evilly]

Good reviews. A 50-cent deletion of parentheses PS remember to delete it too! ! ! Can the people from the Daybreak organization go to Xiang? When he saw a city that he thought was not occupied, he burned, killed, looted and looted as soon as he entered. He no longer had any sense of morality, so he was afraid of Dialga.

Genius-like thinking. I hope the author has the motivation to continue writing. After all, such a subject is rare. Or in the later stage, the elf is corrected by the protagonist and can be given another name. Victini is of course Victini, Dialga and Palkia. These two can be Dialga the God, Palkia the King, the Lord of Time, and the Lord of Space [Learned]

It's really good. It has that kind of darkness but full of unknown curiosity, and it also shows the sense of adventure in the darkness. I can't tell the difference in the back, and I can't accept the ending. I feel like I will be like Dialga, who thinks that Bai Luo will not die.

It's a very novel plot, and this world view of Pokémon opened my eyes. I just felt that the appearance of Pokémon such as Pandora was a bit redundant, and the "my... Only best friend" at the end was really annoying [crying]

Pokémon + apocalyptic themes, the writing is very good so far. If I keep writing, I feel that it has the potential to become a god (after all, there are not many people in this track yet) By the way: Dialga quickly put aside his divine restraint and married Shiro! Dialga quickly put aside his godly reserve and married Bai Luo! Dialga quickly put aside his godly reserve and married Bai Luo!

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After reading it, it's really touching. The author's writing is really good. It's really touching to burn his V again. The moment Kyurem chose to resist the explosion, I firmly believe that he is the strongest. The great Lord of Time is still great. There are many scenes that are really well written. In the end, the hateful Lao Den really deserves to die.

Hey, I added it to my bookshelf a long time ago. It took me a long time to read it. The apocalyptic atmosphere is tight and urgent. I can feel that the protagonist is busy. Even if he has time, he expresses it as "the past few days/weeks/months". It's so good that I am not in the mood to feel at ease. It is so urgent that I don't even have time to take a look at the protagonist's Pokémon. In the end, Arceus is like the Sword of Damocles hanging above my head, dripping with ice water. It is simply fatal and shocking every step of the way! The reading and listening experience are pretty good. But this knife is okay (maybe I got used to the knife numbness in other places and my resistance is high😇) After finishing it, the aftertaste was still vaguely painful. Originally, my intention was to see the reality with its ups and downs and warmth, but it really got my damn curiosity started to take a look! [Facepalm] But when I think about Dialga's time retrieval, the people who helped Paradox Mewtwo backtrack can still think, do research, and feel. It's just bringing people from the past to the present, but there is no future. So in the end, the Lord of Time and Shiro's swords did less damage to me. Hahaha, there are also some tearful places, such as the Ming Wanji. To me, the part about Rakhi's sacrifice and the clone Arceus saying "there is no future" was so-so and a bit emotional. I felt like something was missing. I didn't write a chapter about Jirachi. In addition to recalling the content, I also watched how busy the protagonist was, how to form a resistance army and Jirachi's ideological struggle. The clone Arceus part is the same. The final alpaca is Xun.