Elf: Tyrant of the Earth!

It's a very good book written in the dark side of elves. The protagonist has a full-bodied image.

Real Pokémon Training Master Weizhen tribe sand hippopotamus General Yu Rogue Crocodile Wa Xuedi leading gopher And the newly conquered Anohu land

It's very exciting, very violent, and it's rare to see a direct Pokémon novel full of the protagonist's personal charm. Instead of focusing a lot of writing on upgrading Pokémon, the author created a more realistic Pokémon world, not dark for the sake of being dark. This kind of world violence that can expand the strength through elves is the most useful method. Especially in the book, the author is really afraid of the gym-level strong men that Dewen Company may find. This is only reasonable [Like] Most of the powerful supporting characters in the book have thoughts that are consistent with their status. The old fox mayor cannot offend anyone. The black deputy mayor understands the virtues of his old wife and is ready to use dirty tricks to deal with the protagonist. The civilians will be grateful for the protagonist's favor. After the protagonist uses violence to establish a foothold, the alliance does not hold him accountable but sends magical candies to Du Qing, secretly recognizing Du Qing's status. It's all logical. After all, the Alliance is a federation. Whoever is more powerful in the local area is the spokesperson and the person the Alliance needs to make good friends with. And in a world where the gap in strength between people can be widened to a huge extent, no inherited tradition can be used effectively. A family that has been entrenched in a place for hundreds of years will perish in a short period of time just because it offends a strong man.

It looks quite comfortable. The world view is dark, the protagonist's strength improves quickly, and he kills when he needs to. But the number of Pokémon is a bit low. Currently, there are only three including the Bolt Gopher that was not delivered. The mega evolution stone is of no use for the time being.

This book is well written. Many details are well written. The pace is relatively slow, and the protagonist conquers the elves one by one. There is no such thing as wanting this and that, and then grabbing a lot of them. He really wrote out every elf. It's good not to mention the different personalities, but he did write them all out, so you won't feel like this is just a collection. The descriptions of the villains and supporting characters are also relatively detailed, although it can give people a dragging feeling. But in the author's dark style, it still feels more immersive. It's just that the pace is too slow, or the author's descriptions are too detailed. I don't have that much patience (of course some plots are a bit earthy and bloody, so 4 stars is pretty good)

The writing style is above average, but fortunately, the characterization and logic of the characters are very comfortable, and there are basically no poisonous points. The larger size of the Pokémon satisfies the setting that I have always expected since I was a child. A powerful Pokémon should have a larger size and stronger strength and output. Among the same type of cookie-cutter Gengar and Royal family, the start of Sand Hippo makes me feel novel, and the team formation of Sandstorm Team makes me feel even more. It's interesting. Among them, Battle Battle is definitely one of the best Pokémon novels of the same type. The protagonist has a brain and enough personality. I like it very much. The author hopes there will be more. Based on the ratings and results of this book, it seems that it will be discontinued. But I still hope the author can work hard. The rating shouldn't be so low. There are probably few Pokémon fanfics on Tomato that are better than this one, no more than five fingers. I hope you will continue to persevere, author

The writing is very realistic, and it is a brand-new perspective. Normally, ordinary people look at the dark world. The gym leader is not very strong at the beginning. There is only an elite-level stupid hippopotamus. Although it is a bit bloody, it really protects the interests of civilians, and the male protagonist has the brains to not accept a free lunch for no reason. The later development is also normal and it is worth watching. The author's updates are also very powerful. The author needs to work hard!

Players who are fans of the ground system love to read rare and good articles about Sandstorm Team. You must keep writing. If the income is not high, tell me, I will give you a gift every month, a romantic Sandstorm Team for men.

Much better than others. The recent dark novels are better than the last. Yours is basically the best. Next, is the protagonist going to get Groudon and Kyogre out, and then take advantage of the chaos to directly raise troops to defeat the powerful and rebuild the Hoenn Alliance?

I think it is a rare high-quality article. The story is always exciting. I think the level of the mythical beasts and their combat power are the best among all the Pokémon articles I have read. Unlike other articles, the mythical beasts are just stronger Pokémon that don't deserve the name of their mythical beasts. In terms of combat power, it is not like other articles where there are many kings and champions. Everyone has a lot of mythical beasts. There are no annoying qualifications to talk about red, purple, and blue. In the end, it is difficult to judge whether a patch is added to win a color or a gold. The only flaw is that the update is too gloomy.

The most outstanding part of this book is that the author clearly writes about weather tactics, skill teaching, elf mutations, various forces, and alliance background. He does not deliberately ignore the origin of skill machines, only the protagonist has mutated elf, etc.

[Hold face] Except for the occasional water, everything else is perfect. I recommend staying away from the Virgin, but you can't get into Dark Pokémon. It's a very good book about Realistic Pokémon.

It looks good. Anyway, I think it fits the real Pokémon world in my mind. There is darkness and light, and it also shows the destructive power of Pokémon. Come on author, I will catch up until you finish or stop updating. Does the author have any characters appearing in the special chapter later? I want to see the Four Four Kings of Kanto in the special chapter.

It's a very good book. At first I thought the protagonist was a bit casual about killing people, but when I saw the part where Yuan Zhi Tian Wang died, I realized that they all deserved to die. We have watched anime and seen that beautiful world, a world where Pokémon coexist, so when you enter the perspective of the protagonist, you will know how desperate it is.

It looks good. I hope the author can finish the update. I want to see the protagonist stand on the dragon of ideals and reality and change the world. I want to see the transformation after reaching the top. I also want to see how the Pokémon world in the anime will be restored after the transformation is successful.

Dark text, more realistic. If you want to read the kind that is more gentle in the manor, you can skip it. It is very interesting and attractive. I want to keep it, but every time I see the update, I can't help but [face covering]

I've seen it before, but never watched it. I didn't expect it to be over after watching it now. It can be regarded as a semi-dark + fantasy Pokémon novel, and the setting is actually quite extensive, but not much is written. And by then, although the protagonist began to prefer the ground system, in the end the ultimate trump card was the super evolved wild land. How can I put it, the reality can only be said to be dramatic. Overall it's actually pretty ok.

The use of real politics to deconstruct the elf world reflects the form of the elf world under the path of capitalism. It is well written, and occasionally contains interesting cross-dimensional words. However, sometimes the rhythm of the plot is very confusing, and it suddenly slows down and fills more than ten chapters, which makes people unable to listen.

The best Pokémon fan fiction, number one in my heart

This Pokémon novel is relatively dark and realistic. Pokémon and humans will be killed in wild battles. The characters in it are not all brainless. The Pokémon each have their own personalities. I am quite satisfied with the plot.

The biggest feeling this book gives me is that God is really like a God, with the strength of a God, and a champion-level character also has champion-level strength. Unlike other novels where the mythical beast has become very low, it does have many flaws, but in Tomato it is already very good.

I have read a lot of Pokémon novels, and I am also trying to write a novel myself. Although it is not in the Pokémon genre, this novel is serious and is really the most suitable for me among the novels I have read. There is no other reason, because it is really utopian and very popular. This book should not stop there. I have already sent it to my friends who read novels. I hope the author will give it a boost and I will help promote a book shortage. Why is the author so short? Now, to be honest, I really enjoyed reading it, but is it too small now?

Although there are some places where the logic seems to be wrong, the flaws are not concealed. It's not a utopia, but it's not a dark novel either, it's somewhere in between. Overall, it's pretty good. I'd like to give you five stars for encouragement [exploration] Later on, it felt like it was written like a narrative of an ancient dynasty, and it also felt like a refreshing novel. The alliance is an ancient oppressive dynasty, people like Joey and Junsha are aristocratic families, elves represent force and rare resources, and the protagonists are children of aristocratic families who have traveled through the dynasty and are committed to overthrowing the dynasty and establishing a new system. Generally speaking, I feel that it cannot be regarded as a Pokémon novel. It should be written on the skin of Pokémon. In fact, it is essentially an ancient dynasty novel. If I were to rate it as a Pokémon novel, I would only be able to give it three stars. [Eat melon]

The writing is very good, if you are looking for details about Pokémon levels, you don't need to read it.

Although it is dark, the writing is very good. There are no other problems in the follow-up, so it can be regarded as good grass.

Not bad, good, dark writing, edible without thinking.

I think it is one of the best Pokémon stories I have ever read. It is very good. The character of the protagonist is my favorite, and he has a good relationship with his Pokémon.

The writing is very good, there are no inexplicable mythical beasts, and Wen Zha is steady, but the only pity is that it is about soul penetration.

It's really well written. It's an excellent book among Dark Pokémon. When will Double Dragon come out? Very urgent, update soon

Decisive Killing is a good book and I wholeheartedly recommend it.