Kubfu Is the Weakest? What Does Urshifu Have to Do with Me?

Whether you are a new friend, an old friend, an adult or a child, good morning, noon and evening to everyone, this is Nirvana·Immortality, the author of this article. I would like to take this opportunity to explain the subsequent development. This article is a daily-oriented novel, and its rhythm development is similar to that of Meltan and Dianxi, which has its own characteristics. Most of the scenes are mainly heartwarming and funny, and there are also scenes of fighting monsters and upgrading. The Pokémon of the protagonist are not just beings that come out to fight, each one will spend a lot of time to create a three-dimensional image. There will be deaths in the book, but there will not be random killings of innocent people. The humans who die are all evildoers like Pokémon poachers, so don't worry! The Pokémon that appear in the introduction are part of the protagonist Pokémon, and some are difficult to add due to space reasons. We can slowly add them in after the team is completely determined. Even for non-staff Pokémon, I will focus on shaping their image. Don't let the bad reviews in book reviews affect your judgment~ If you have any suggestions, feel free to put them forward, and I will reply to them one by one. Unless they are brushed off, you can remind me @Nirvana·Immortal at that time. That's it for now, I hope the story I describe can make you happy!

I have read Chapter 134, the latest chapter so far. Reason for quitting: Latias is the real heroine. How should I put it, I feel some physical discomfort. I originally thought of many reasons, but after thinking about it I decided not to write it. The summary is that Pokémon XX is my wife is just a joke. When you make it a reality, everyone's acceptance is different. After listening to the author's explanation, I continued to pursue it. I just finished reading Chapter 165, and I still want to express what I think is the problem. I don't know if the author wants to rely on Latias to attract traffic or there are too many scenes. It stands to reason that the martial arts bear master is the protagonist in Pokémon. What situation did this lead to? The author wrote that the battle in the hall was indeed very passionate, but it suddenly became awkward at the climax. I originally wanted to do some flashbacks, but when I zoomed in, I found that there was no flashback lens. The more passionate the descriptions, the more awkward it seemed. And maybe the author wanted to write a clingy little goblin to highlight Latias's cuteness, but in fact Latias's performance in the scene was like a little goblin (derogatory) little green tea. It kind of feels like the martial arts Ash Ketchum and Ladi Gohao in the Pokémon world. In addition, the writing method of the human heroine is actually very good. She occasionally shows her face to show her presence, and then it is good to arrange a scene in the finale.

It's good-looking. The main character focuses on the practical style of one-hand combat. I don't want to engage in wife beasts or those in the mythical beast team [laughter]

Good quality, but still mainly based on elves Since you didn't touch on the emotional line from the beginning, don't touch it later. The excellent emotional line of Pokémon is foreshadowed. Your whole heroine's appearance is really depressing. There should be less gorgeous rhetoric. This kind of fanfic is not suitable for such delicate writing methods. It will only appear redundant. I will give it four stars for the time being. I hope the author will not deviate.

It looks good, I hope there is a female protagonist, Latias [thoughts]

I think the main character's elf configuration is quite good, and it's quite heartwarming. The plot is also quite interesting. But I still prefer the blue fat Gengar. I hope the author can add one *╭︎(˙º˙)╯︎*

Except for the two main heroines, everything else looks very comfortable. I couldn't tell which one is the real heroine, the airplane or the passerby. I still prefer the airplane, the passerby heroine is too passerby, and she has very few scenes [sad]

Well, it's pretty good, but I still can't complain about the combat power. In the later stage, I kept talking about how powerful the protagonist is, and how powerful the other protagonist is. In the end, it was the mythical beasts who fought, and our King Centipede. Except for his two younger brothers, no one else could fight. As a result, I kept talking about Auurem, Rayquaza, and this shitty thing like Inversion World had no fighting power for a long time. Except for the two brothers, there is almost no one who can cause harm to him. If in the end the fighting process only has the words at the end, the two brothers who use their full strength. All I can say is that the main characters who chose to highlight the bond and not highlight our combat power were the only ones who could cause harm to Centipede. His father and his two brothers were the only ones who ended up writing about Rayquaza and praying for Rem for a long time. They were all their subordinates. The result was that they were quite powerful. It was interesting. Even if the three dragons of the Tao were all combined, they would still be the subordinates of the three mushrooms and controlled by Centipede. The reverse world is compared to the normal world, which means that the combined strength of all Pokémon in the normal world is equal to that of a centipede, including the two brothers in its origin form. In addition, this is a home battle, and the combat power of the other characters has been reduced. The reverse world is shown in movies that have an impact on the strength of normal world Pokémon, and then in the end, they told me that they won the battle, well, it is indescribable. The protagonist was immediately blown away. In fact, in the reverse world, the alpaca clone's strength and hands are not that long. It is impossible to catch him anyway. Of course, it is also possible to beat him into a dog in the reverse world.

The book is good, at least the first volume I personally think is pretty good, but in the second volume there is the fatalism that appears in many elf novels, which is the so-called divine messenger. I am personally confused here, but I can understand it, so I give it 4 stars.

I haven't read Pokémon fanfics for a long time (I haven't read Tomato for more than half a year). I clicked on it today with the attitude of giving it a try. It feels really good. There is nothing wrong with the plot. The protagonist's strength is also improving little by little. The bond with the elves is very deep (appreciation)