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Are There No Good Books About Pokémon?
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Pokémon Feels Like Nothing Great, It's All Bad.
I want to read a book like "Pokémon: I Only Catch Mythical Beasts". In addition to the Pokémon Kagar Ninja in the opening game, I only caught the mythical beast in the opening game, the fantasy beast Meltan in the opening game, and all Pokémon series in the Master Pokémon game.
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After reading it, it's actually okay. Apo monsters can be used for a death make-up technique. It depends on how the author writes it. Now that the protagonist is in crisis here and in this electric gym, will he prepare electric Pokémon next? After all, it makes sense that there is no electric Pokémon in other people's electric gyms.
Why doesn't anyone come to see it? This Philomelan is quite beautiful! Come on, author!
It looks good, but that's not enough. There must be a heroine, and the heroine must be Philo!
When you update, subtle flaws will be magnified, and the greenness of the writing will be criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the progress of the plot is more focused. When you reach the third watch, the faint praise begins to sound, and the number of dead harvests begins to decrease. When you finish the fifth update, readers' support will spontaneously form, and the voices of praise will become louder and louder. When you are at the tenth watch, the Confucian debates are deafening, and the tolerant attitude is implemented both internally and externally. When you are twenty, you will have a place in the bookworm's memories. Even in your long life, your name will leave a dazzling trace. When you watch your shift, their praise is deafening, and they will even tell you to take a rest and recuperate your body. Updates may not solve all problems, but more than 90% of problems come from insufficient updates.
The book is very good, I like it very much, especially Philo Meilang, which is really rare. The texture of Pokémon is particularly sparse in writing Philo Meilang @ Jinweixi So who is the heroine? I feel good about Pokémon being the heroine, isn't it? There's nothing wrong with Philomelo being the heroine, and we all support her.
Give yourself five stars, hehe. Also, if you have any Pokémon you want to see appear in, please leave a comment. The protagonists now include Philo Mantis, Candlelight Spirit, Black-Eyed Crocodile, Ugly Fish, and Abo Monster, who have a lot of roles in the early stage as transitional pets (there will be a stable retirement place later.) If you want to be the protagonist Pokémon, the role will be later, and the supporting characters can be specially designed.
Beautiful^ω^! The pace is neither too fast nor too slow. It has both a king-level Philo Mantis to protect itself and a growth type. The writing is not too abrupt and the plot is okay. I just don't know when the protagonist will set off to find the Kapu Si Shen to get the Z Pure Crystal. . . . I saw in the previous article that it was said that as a person of Necrozma's favor, wouldn't it be enough to directly cooperate with the authorities? . . You have the ultimate beasts as proof. Just say that you want to save the world, show your greatness and honor (even if it is just pretending), tell them that only you can open the ultimate cave, and then give them some blood to study. Finally, call on the relationship between humans and elves, tell them what these things are used for, and then hold a trial to find a trainer who has a strong bond with the elves. Then let the official help you find Z Pure Crystal, and tell them about Necrozma and Arceus's request. Wouldn't that be enough? The protagonist is given an identity that he can pretend to be cool and exploitable, but he has to be a gangster and use z-pure crystals to save the God of Glory, but he doesn't gather the power of the masses, so what? Do you think the protagonist's Z-moves alone can satisfy the Master of Light? I want to pretend, but I don't pretend to be thorough, and I'm unwilling to share what I know. If there is something ready-made, I don't need it. I have to work hard on my own. If I start from scratch and have the background of a big boss, I don't need to pretend. . . 🙄💅🙄💅🙄💅🙄💅, He can directly pretend to be a tiger and force himself to tolerate it and escape from death several times. It does not show that the protagonist is strong, brave, smart and witty at all, but only timid and suspicious. I came here for the sentence "the collision of life and life" at the beginning, thinking that at least the protagonist will cooperate with the government or something. I came here to fight against dark organizations and create a utopia where people and Pokémon coexist harmoniously. There are women who appreciate it along the way (even Pokémon like it). I won't say anything else. Elf literature is normal and can be tolerated. However, why didn't you write the protagonist's dog-licking state towards Philo Mantis (I quite like the genderless aspect). It's a greedy use of other Pokémon, like a calculating snob, not like a savior at all. I would say he's smart, he doesn't even know how to fake the power of a tiger, and he doesn't even know how to find a kind and reliable boss. He can't write a blank check and then use the game's path, or give a few sweet dates based on the common sense of the elves. It's called stupid. Well, you still pretend to be well-versed in human nature and people's hearts. You are ruthless and unreasonable, and your kindness is not thorough enough. I don't understand what you want to write. The first few chapters describe the darkness of the ultimate metropolis. I thought this paragraph was written to set off how good the normal elf world that the protagonist traveled to was. But it turned out to be a dark novel. I really convinced you. . .
Very pretty. Especially Philomelang.
Very interesting novel
It looks good, the content is good, the storyline is good, and it's a great Pokémon article.
It's pretty good, give it a five-star support. I hope the protagonist and the glorious god don't backstab each other.
Brother, give me another chapter. I'm tossing and turning now and can't sleep. Brother, I beg you. Give me another chapter. I'm dying. Please! I feel like there are ants crawling on me. I feel like my whole body is shaking and I can hardly breathe. Please, bro. Just give me one more chapter, just one more chapter. I'll never touch it again. Please, brother, it's really just one chapter. I swear I will never touch this thing again. I really can't bear it anymore, brother!
It's not bad. It's not a novice and it's not very plain water. I don't have the feeling that I can't watch it from the beginning. It's just a bit too new, and it will soon be tied up.
Give me five stars, @analytics. Where are the grades? I didn't mark them before, but now I can't open the full text search [face covering]
It's good to watch, the plot is super smooth, and it updates quickly. It's not enough to watch [Love]
It's beautiful, but why are the ratings so low? Some people say they can't stand it. Isn't this a dark text? They all joined the hunter organization
Very nice looking.
I feel like this book is about using the world view of Pokémon to write about the city of high martial arts.
This book is not bad It's just that Philome Cockroach appears too little. I hope the author can give Philome Cockroach more scenes.
It's okay. Although there are a lot of people criticizing me, author, you must continue writing.
It's okay, although it's a bit poisonous and very watery, it's not a big problem. I'll give it four stars first, and I'll look at it later.
Will the author bring the Red Lotus Armor Cavalry and the Blue Flame Blade Ghost to play?
Beautiful, good, good
Four stars support it
Okay, different style
Punishment can be used to kill time
Why did you enter the dark room?
It looks interesting to me, keep reading
It's not as bad as some comments, but he is already a tall person in Tomato.
You deserve a five-star book review, so work hard and try to finish it.