The Champion? That Has to Be Me

Who is the heroine, Kona or who is it? When they were five years old, they didn't know each other in the training camp, so they grabbed a little girl and forced her to stand in front of Daigo and the others. He will definitely be deeply impressed by the protagonist, and it may be at this moment that he will pave the way for Ke Na to have a crush on the protagonist in the future. The heroine is single but not many.

All I can say is that the Harkron, which was smashed with a handful of resources, cannot be defeated by Kona, and Lapras just after it was conquered is indeed unbelievable. What I wrote before the trip was actually okay, but after the trip I started to push my skills [laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying]

I really want to read a novel about A'Du. I hope it doesn't have a storyline or has a single female protagonist. He obviously possesses the power of dragon control and the power of Changpan, but he was defeated by Xiao Huang in the special episode. I have always fantasized about whether the heroine is Zhulan or Kaluna. Of course, the author has portrayed Nazi for so long, which is also very good. Although I am over thirty years old, the one I remember most fondly about Pokémon is the first one. A'Du in the first part is very handsome and very good to Pokémon. He is simply a childhood idol. Then I watched the Fate series, and read Morte d'Arthur in order to understand the Knights of the Round Table, and then I fell in love with Lancelot. A'Du's English name is Lance, which corresponds to Lancelot defeating the dragon. Please understand my filter blessing. Therefore, the author, I hope that Adu can become the strongest trainer and defeat Red in the legendary training competition. Of course, it would also be good to save the world and become a hero on the way.

Actually, I think it would be better to have a system. Then is the author going to write the original version? Will he continue to be the Flying King or something?

How can I put it? Looking at it now, it's okay. It has multiple female protagonists but it's not a stud novel. Both the elf and relationship lines are well written.

This is the first time I see a Pokémon fan whose main character is a supporting character with a relatively high status in the original work. For the time being, it feels like it's a harem novel with multiple female protagonists.

OK, I give it a thumbs up. I started with nine points. One suggestion is that it makes sense that the Dragon Controlling Power itself has dragon attribute energy [laughing evilly] It makes sense to be able to release dragon claws from the Dragon Stars. [Laughing evilly] You can't fight in a wild fight and you can't defeat anyone, right?

I would like to give a five-star review to the heroines: Nazi, Zhulan (Sirona), and Cattleya. Awakening superpowers and waveguide powers. Come on - Aluredor (superpower/power of waveguide) Don't always be Gardevoir

Very good author, cheers

It's pretty good, come on