Pokemon Descends: You Call These Creatures Monsters?

The popular science article about Pokémon is not bad, but I hope the author will continue to focus on the protagonist's science popularization and the crazy complaints from the audience. It's not good to see the Snake Bear being skipped in today's chapter. After all, generally speaking, authors who design some Pokémon and mention them directly will mostly follow up with urban or battle articles. Although I also think that some Pokémon are not good enough. It's easy to write interesting responses from commentators, but to be honest, there are only about ten popular science articles about Pokémon that I can read. It's okay to skip old faces like Bad Butterfly. It just feels better to write about Snake Bear. In short, I hope the author will write more about Pokémon. There are so many Pokémon, but the old faces from the previous books appear in these popular science articles.

Nice! The rhythm is pretty good, it gives me a sense of traveling in a different world (I like it) I feel that when you lead a team to contain forest Pokémon, you are doing it all at once (if you want to take everything you see, just explain the transfer at the beginning). . . To be honest, it feels quite boring (it gradually becomes tasteless)

It looks good, really good, the writing is also very good, and the content of each chapter is also well distributed, such as the barrage characters, the distribution of explanations, and the description of scenes and the interweaving of the story. They are all great. However, there are two small shortcomings, but they do not affect it. One is that there is no need to write the little villain who takes advantage of the traffic. The second is that the second crack and the intervention of the state are opened too fast. If the author has designed the outline to explain 10-20 elves, then open an area. I didn't say 🤦. If not, I think it's too early to open it. There are more than 1,000 elves in total, which is a lot to exclude mythical beasts. 50-100 Is better. The author doesn't plan to divide it into regions. Each region on the world map has its own specific one based on Kanto Fengyuan or something like that. It's not a problem to write about 300 chapters of gratitude in China, and then build elf center replies, store sales, national competitions, and then change the live broadcast to a fixed broadcast and replay like a news network. It would be better to finish these 6-700 chapters, and then go to another country to live broadcast abroad. In this way, I feel that writing 1-2 thousand chapters is not a problem and then interspersing it with emotions and love. Like a celebrity harem or something. Just my personal opinions and suggestions 🤦

At present, for people like me who find it boring after reading half of the book, except for the book that I have been chasing without giving up, this is the second book that I have been chasing and still can't get tired of it. The shortcoming is that the update is a bit slow. The current plot is non-toxic and interesting. Come on, the author. I believe that your data on this book will definitely get better [already planted] [plus one on the bookshelf] [please update]

It's okay. The subject matter is interesting and the writing is quite good. Come on, I hope to see the ending. The content of the popular science introduction is biased, the ideal direction is very good, and there is a little bit of practical consideration. This Pokémon is dangerous and that Pokémon is not dangerous. This one is left alone and that one is isolated. Let's not mention whether it will destroy the ecosystem. If we must talk about abilities, Pokémon are dangerous to most humans. Pokémon are just kind-hearted or timid, not completely without danger. Maybe it could be improved if the writing was longer, but it's a pity that it's temporarily discontinued. There are also some problems in other aspects, but as long as you don't use your brain, it can still be used to kill time.

It is non-toxic, which is better than other popular science articles on Pokémon types. It is fast-paced, edible, and there is no late-stage battle power collapse to directly conquer the mythical beast. This book is written slowly. Six or seven chapters can be broadcast in one live broadcast, and then the transition will be started after a few chapters.

It's a very good book. The plot is really warm. It made me feel the sense of exploration of human beings learning about Pokémon step by step. I haven't had this feeling for a long time. Although the plot in the first few chapters is a bit similar to a book I once read, the author has found his own way in the end. I still highly recommend it because there are too few chapters at the moment, but let the author understand. It will be more exciting and more exciting.

Not bad, just keep updating. Also, as for whether your setting can be changed to be selected, etc., There are still many imperfections, that is, how do you know their names, habits, and attributes? You knew this not long after they arrived?

It's quite interesting, but the updates are too slow. With this update speed, I'll probably stop reading them after a while, unless the content is particularly attractive. To be honest, I don't read a lot of novels not because they're not good to read, but because the updates are too slow, and people's desire to read them slowly cools down.

After reading the early part, it was okay. I should say that Xiaodu is a little bit a little bit addictive. I hope I can write better in the future. (I don't mean to criticize it. A new author who only watched more than two hours wrote this is already very good)