Kill the Alliance: 1 Yuan Charizard Awakens XY Spray

This book is really good to read, especially when it describes Lu Bu's hundreds of rounds of battle with Sun Wukong for Diao Chan, but Xue Baochai is really too strong. If it weren't for Nuoshou's outer ring + Noxus guillotine, this wave of M4 would have fired six times Must die. In addition, I prefer what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguo Mountain: "Young man is so proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang." It shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys who knocked him to death with three sticks. In short, The plot of this book is interesting, the system is clear, there are many foreshadowings, the fighting scenes are like being there, and the character descriptions are spot-on!

This book is really good to read, especially when Gengar traveled through the past. When I saw that I had conquered the mythical beast later... Forget it, I was too lazy to complain.

It's super interesting, but I suggest the author not to play around with time. Time is really not fun, and paradoxes can easily occur. Everything else is very good. I watched the latest chapter of Zoroark's Extracted Form in one go.

It's a purely cool novel. I simply changed my real name to Pokémon Fool, and it's really funny. As a Pokémon novel, it's still worth reading because it's really fun, but it's still a bit lacking in character description. Many familiar characters didn't show much of their original personalities. Although most of them were fooled by the protagonist, their personalities were a bit broken before they came into contact with the protagonist. But overall, it's a very enjoyable Pokémon novel.

This book can also be said to be one of the best-looking Pokémon books. The heroine is Sirona, and it is also systematic. The pace is a bit fast, but some people just like fast-paced books, so I think it's pretty good.

It's pretty good, but the author didn't grasp the rhythm of the book well and the focus is a bit off 😑

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The first surprise is that someone should have already responded to your update on the first day. You haven't sent it out yet. So many links. I believe there is a ghost. —— Anyway, I have seen an author, and the path he took was to collect partners at the end of the world and then defeat the end. The first one was a bit green, but it was okay. The bastards among teammates don't come out to cause trouble. (Impression) The last one. Teammates are awesome. Tiandao caught it to help without paying him any wages. It just adds to the chaos. There are two other cases in this case, one is about the protagonist demon race, and the other is about a human being. It's all getting more and more ridiculous. This is the only reader who praises me. Some people don't understand, and some are destined to only have one copy.

I really like this kind of theme, who doesn't want to own Pokémon! But I already have three cats!

It was okay at first, but later on, the little Kirby was cheated so hard that I thought the lucky stone was a rarer item [laughing and crying]

Is it possible that Chaomeng's current favorability level for people is -255 [laughing]

A pretty good Pokémon novel

I hope A'Du can defeat the protagonist and kill the fire-breathing dragon by flying. This is to kill the protagonist. I can't stand it if I look back and laugh it off.

There can be a stinky mud that has been abandoned by Xiaozhi for a long time, and joins the protagonist's team in order to take revenge on Xiaozhi.

Whether it's good or not, I can say it's better, especially because the author wrote it. The protagonist lets his elf travel back and complete the closed loop. It's particularly powerful. If Team Rocket hadn't traveled through the past and killed the original owner, the protagonist wouldn't have been able to go back. The protagonist's elf helped Team Rocket travel through the past and kill the original owner, allowing the protagonist to travel through the past.

Very nice Pokémon story, very interesting.

It's worth a read, a very smooth and refreshing story.

So how did the male protagonist conquer Gyarados in the end?

I feel like the writing is quite good, keep up the good work!

The Fiery Monkey is angry and likes to hit people, and the Tyrannosaurus likes to be beaten and rewards being beaten. They are a perfect match.

It's okay, but it has shortcomings. Why can't a dying Pokémon be conquered? So what's the use of defeating the elves like this? Besides, weren't we also on the verge of death when we collected the three divine pillars earlier? I can only say that the front is good, but the back is not so good.

This is well written and pretty (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧ Five-star praise supports Yishouv(◦'ωˉ◦)~♡

Give the author five stars, come on, it's great

The setting is good, although the front is awkward and a bit naive, but it may be more anime-style, look at the back [Thoughts] Fight others with Team Rocket and play 1v1 with you [laughing evilly] [OK]

The Charmander one is pretty good, but Kirby is a bit over the top.

It's pretty good, but the author is too short [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]

The author lets the system reward the protagonist with a small world and share Pokémon abilities @xia twenty-three

Since reading The Great Sage, there are few elf novels that I have been following. This one is well written.

It's quite fun, I haven't seen the end yet [Thinking]

It's very beautiful. I'm reading this book now.