Pokemon: I’m a Fighting-Type Gym Leader, and Cynthia Has Me Surrounded

Yes, the Pokémon's character is written very delicately. It's also very warm, but I still have to remind you that there are already about 10 main character Pokémon appearing in Chapter 130. This process is a bit too fast. If this continues, many Pokémon will have no sense of existence. There is no need to conquer too many Pokémon with this kind of warm style. On the contrary, it will be more interesting to enhance the characteristics and personalities of the first few Pokémon. Now the fire chicken is a bit marginalized. Apart from these, this book is still very good and unique, and the simulator is very well written. The five-star rating for this book should not be around 8:00, but around 9.3 Is more appropriate.

This book is considered to be top-notch among elf fan books, and the subject matter is very fresh. The system simulation is to turn pig's feet into elves to survive and develop. If this book can be recommended on the Tomato platform, it will definitely become popular. The rating should be above 9.0.

I had a good experience reading this book, but there were a few parts that I found a little awkward. First of all, the protagonist is not a fighting-type specialist. Why does he have to capture so many non-fighting-type Pokémon? Why should he conquer Milton instead of the fighting-type Wing King...[What] and that Gengar is so sweet (this is not a shortcoming, but it is interesting to mention) The system of reincarnating Pokémon is a special feature. Although it is true that the protagonist's combat power cannot be expanded too fast, the rewards can be reduced and simulated multiple times. I think this simulation is quite interesting. Also, can you write less scenes of coaching newcomers... I haven't watched it much, but I still think it's interesting. The protagonist has become more powerful and mentors newcomers. It's also interesting, but the author has written too much [laughs awkwardly] It's boring after watching too much. Mewtwo and Mew are as strong as each other. The protagonist hit him with his bare hands [face covering] He is simply a superman. After simulating it a few more times, I felt like I could tear Arceus apart with my bare hands [face covering] The protagonist is a bit unreasonably strong, so what else do you need Pokémon for? I feel like Pokémon are used for bonding. But overall, the author's writing is quite good. Come on, author, I will follow up with more updates.

I strongly recommend the emotional drama. The emotional battle of wits between the male protagonist and Sirona made me sweat all over my body. The battle of wits was so great that I couldn't sleep in the middle of the night. The stamina was too great and my brain hadn't recovered yet. It was always tense and I couldn't stop thinking at all. It is recommended that the author let Sirona take off the "cabbage" vest one second before the explosion of the Pokémon world, so that the male protagonist can formally express his love to Sirona [Adoration][Adoration][Admiration]

This book is okay. There are no major shortcomings at the moment. Although it only has about 20 chapters, it can already be seen that it is a good Pokémon fanfic [Chigua][Chigua][Chigua] Work hard to update [Chigua] After your book becomes popular, I will be the veteran of your book. @ Pigeon transmission For the Pokémon battle content, I recommend you to read Pokémon: The Age of Extreme Evil. The protagonist is the main evil Pokémon. The author of this book is particularly good at writing Pokémon battles. I recommend you to learn from his Pokémon battles. You write Pokémon battle articles. To be honest, there are many things you haven't written, such as the on-the-spot reactions and changes in battles. To be honest, writing Pokémon battles is quite difficult. My head hurts just thinking about it [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] [eating melon]

I have read more than 200 chapters in this book, and the protagonist has a cheat simulator to improve his qualifications. It's pretty good. Looking at the overall content, it's a bit uncomfortable to watch at first, but the more you read, the more you want to watch it. The protagonist's home is a fighting gym. The elves conquered by the protagonist mainly fight, but there are also some non-fighting ones. There is no such thing as a level among elves. The heroine is Sirona. The characteristic of this book is that the trainers have corresponding talents for each attribute. The higher the training, the higher the improvement of the corresponding attribute elves. This setting is quite interesting. The battle in this book mainly talks about bonds, elves' training and will, etc. There is no level qualification.

The bond with the elves is well described, and there are not many system cool articles. The protagonist has a reasonable development cycle and moves towards heights step by step.

Overall, this article is still great, but after reading the emotional line, it is not very good overall. I hope the author can polish the emotional scene. I feel that if the emotional line continues like this, it will affect the perception [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love]

It's a pretty good Pokémon fanfic, and I really like the setting of the single heroine Sirona. It's good that the main character's Pokémon doesn't have any outrageous cheats [like it]. But the progress of the relationship is a bit slow. 800,000 Words have passed and the neighbor next door is about to get married (an exaggeration). The window paper hasn't been broken here yet. The emotional line is the main line of this book. I hope the author can polish it well [laughter]

This is the best Pokémon fanfic I have ever read