Pokemon Treasure: This Trainer Is a Little Shady

Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on It was good in the early stage, but what will happen later? The good old man himself has been hurt all the time, and those who went against his words were assassinated. The official said nothing, and the protagonist did not hate those who bullied the protagonist in the early stage. It can be said that he is a good old man. If there is no system, he will be useless.

The author shouldn't have arranged an aluminum steel dragon. Wouldn't it be better to arrange an ordinary but highly qualified elf? It can be inconspicuous and develop in an obscene way.

If the elder brother doesn't want to update, just say so. Why bother to deal with the younger brother like this? It seems that the younger brother is being sentimental. The older brother has a weak body and needs more exercise. The younger brother is urging the elder brother like this. For example, it is the younger brother's fault. It hurts the older brother's body, which also makes the younger brother feel distressed. But whether the older brother is injured or not has anything to do with the younger brother? ˚‧º·(˚ ˃̣̣̥᷄⌓˂̣̣̥᷅ )‧º·˚

Although some aspects were not considered, such as the quasi-god, the fat one is very strong, but how is the mini dragon strong?

Although the protagonist's character has some flaws, Goldfinger and the Elf can make up for it, and it's not bad. Except for the initial capital accumulation stage, which is a little uncomfortable, it's understandable.

It's pretty good, but you have to pay attention to the race value of the elves. Also, there are too many excellent elves and they are still not conquered. It feels like the level is very high.

It's not bad, at least it can kill people, and it's not like other elven stories that can be picked up casually, and it's not like other elven stories that are just cartoons for baby babies. They are all killed, but after beating them, they are sent to the police station. It has a sense of justice, as if everything in the world is beautiful and peaceful.

Overall it looks more comfortable.

Everything else is fine, but is it necessary to keep emphasizing the appearance of being so ugly? Ordinary is fine, delicate or rough, just keep being ugly? ?

The plot is fascinating and the material is real, making me want to read on. I'm not very good at commenting, so I can only hope that the author will continue to do so.