Pokemon: The Dream Masters Tournament

Well, how should I put it, Xiaozhi's story is indeed exciting, but I can't stand it when Gouhao becomes the Masters champion, and he also gains a bunch of mythical beasts. I can only say that the author can indeed write books, but you don't understand Xiaozhi.

Yes, although I don't quite accept Xiao Hao's subjugation of Mewtwo, the author can set this Mewtwo to be the dog Hao who took it from Banmu. At least it's not the one that Xiaozhi has made friends with, otherwise the plot will be difficult to complete.

I can't imagine how beautiful it would be if this were made into an animation 🤦

Good! But I don't want to give you five stars. But Pokémon fans will be sanctioned on Tomato. You are already five stars in my heart!! Come on!!!

This book is like writing a book for the sake of writing a book. The content is good, but it is "somewhat" biased compared to popular Pokémon literature.

Speaking of adult Xiaozhi, why can't he use the power of waveguide skillfully? What about Xiaozhi's ability to improvise on the spot, adapt to changes in battle, and be unexpected?