I Bring Pokemon to the Late Han Dynasty

In this case, history will not change much. Things like elves consume a lot of property, and the world is still in the hands of aristocratic families.

The elf extraction mode is not very good. It is recommended to put green caterpillars, Rattata, unicorns, Bobo and other cheap elf into the wild in the later stage. At the same time, let each town automatically generate ordinary elf ball vending machines that are indestructible and immovable. Each one costs 500 coins. To be honest, I have been raising them for a while, but I am a little disappointed. The author keeps repeating the previous routine, changing from getting elves from the store to getting elves in the wilderness. But what everyone wants to see is the changes that the elves bring to the people. It's time to rebel. And in this situation in ancient times, flying elves must be more popular than most elves. Don't forget the distance in ancient times.

Personally, I suggest that if the author wants to write this type of book in the future, he should not use money to express it. If money does not exist in reality, he will not understand the concept. Instead, he can use luck, or the impact on the world, including future potential.

It's a refreshing subject matter, and it's pretty good despite its flaws. As long as a novel is enjoyable to read, specific details can be included or ignored, and there is no need to dwell on them. I hope the author can continue to work hard and focus on the theme of Pokémon, instead of becoming a monk halfway and caring about additional military, political, economic and other factors. [Laugh][laugh][laugh]

This is about the late Han Dynasty, not the Three Kingdoms, so some people don't like it, and there are very few recommendations. I can't even find anything about the Three Kingdoms theme.

The sewing is good and the plot is good. It was too expensive. There was so much money in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. Lightning Bird's senses were strengthened, and Kuailong, as a quasi-god, was easily defeated in seconds.

The late Han Dynasty + Pokémon themes are still okay, but a bit lacking.

I don't care about the rest. Other people's comments have nothing to do with me. Anyway, I think your writing is quite good and beneficial to the protagonist. Even in the real Pokémon world, there are many people who are not trainers and can only catch green caterpillars. It is very realistic.

It's a rare subject matter, very good. I've seen a story about Qin before that ended up running away. I hope the author will work hard [sending heartfelt wishes]

So, when will Liu Bei, the protagonist of the Three Kingdoms, come out?