
Characteristics of the Shapeshifter at the Beginning: Open Vest in the Elf World
开局变身者特性:精灵世界开马甲
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Does Anyone Have Any Behind-The-Scenes Writing? as Long as You Can't Take Off Your Vest, That's Fine!
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Starting from Pokémon Unprint, it takes the animation route and has theatrical version content. The protagonist has three vests, one male and two female. They take the Trainer Gym Competition, the Gorgeous Contest and the Team Rocket route respectively. The Pokémon in each vest is independent and the configuration is full. The only mythical beast is Diamond, which needs to be evolved, and has been banned. Since it can only transform and cannot be cloned, the crisis of losing the horse is beginning to appear. The overall logic is smooth, the characters are complete, and the updates are diligent (key points). It can be regarded as top-quality food.
Can the author add brackets after each character change of the protagonist to show the name of the character it now becomes?
A rare Pokémon vest book. This book mainly talks about travel and opening a vest. There is relatively little interaction and training with Pokémon. The progress is quite fast. There are about 100 chapters per area, but the protagonist is really cute.
It's okay, but the evolution is too slow. It's like bringing the Stone of Immutability and you haven't evolved the Baby Team for hundreds of chapters.
The plot is pretty good so far, but there seems to be no difference between a male body and a female body except appearance and name, and the speaking style of the male body is a bit too feminine, but it doesn't have a big impact on the plot.
Wow cool wow cool wow cool I still like writing Pokémon storylines. After all, the first impression of Tomato writing Pokémon is that it is stuffed with Pokémon skin. In fact, it is no different from that of monsters and the like. It just means that you know more and have an IP impression.
Currently reading for 3 hours. The writing is good. There are no strange backgrounds, lengthy settings, meaningless psychological descriptions and nonsense. The plot is not procrastinating and the pace is fast. The characterization and combat descriptions are okay. Of course, there are still problems, that is, as mentioned earlier, the pace is very fast, well, it should be said that the length is very fast, not detailed enough, and the depiction of the bond with Pokémon is still limited.
It feels like you are watching an anime [face covering] episode by episode, pay attention to the presentation of chapters
It's beautiful, why are there so few people [Thinking]
Will there be scenes between Serena and Miss Alola?
It looks great, please don't fall off your horse, please. Really pretty, hehe~
Yeah, yeah, the writing is great, I hope it can add a little more plot outside of the battle [I learned it] [I learned it] [I learned it]
The pace is fast, it's fun to watch, and the characters are interesting. However, the Pokemon are basically from Kanto. I wonder if there will be more handsome and powerful Pokemon in the future [crazy]
Not bad, come on, author
Very nice book
Author, you asked the alpaca to give the protagonist a skill learning machine for multiple shadow clones.
It's a good first book. You can try to add more interesting interactions.
I like the interaction between the vest and other people, and the rest is generally good. There are too few Pokémon vests, so I can only go to the female channel for meal replacement.
There really isn't anything bad to say about it. It's very good-looking. Apart from the fact that there are probably more than 200 chapters and it's a bit frustrating, there aren't many other bad points.
It's quite interesting, and the plot is okay too