Pokemon: How Could I Lose When I Hold the Truth?
精灵：手握真理的我怎么输？
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Not bad, invincible writing, nothing bad about it Okay, there is still one, Gardevoir is too poisonous. The gender is wrong, let alone the subsequent gender change, I can't accept it [face covering]
The protagonist knows that strong dragons cannot overwhelm local snakes. This is the best thing. Moreover, in a pseudo-utopian world like Pokémon, as long as the mythical beasts cannot spy on the protagonist's memory, the protagonist's knowledge reserve in the real world can even render Arceus speechless.
One of the better looking ones. The protagonist does not have a system and starts as a gangster with no identity. Later, he is bullied by people in this world. He is going to go to the Hezhong area and get the Dragon of Reality and Ideal. He is also the hero chosen by Kyurem. The plot is reasonable, and the protagonist imagines the alliance to be too strong.
I can see that there is a bit of a surprise behind Larulas, but the writing in other places is quite good, but to be honest, if the author just wants Gardevoir to be a maid and combat power, there is no need to describe Lalulas' emotional line so delicately. It would be over if Lalulas treats the protagonist as a support, similar to a god. Lalulas is really confused, and I don't understand what he wants to express? To express that the author doesn't like people falling in love with Pokémon? (Personal feeling, sincere advice, no malice) Personally, I really don't accept this setting! Putting aside that chapter and Larulus, this book is really a relatively good Pokémon article. The author should work hard! (I hope I can write less emotional lines about Gardevoir in the future, so as not to hurt her) Come on, come on, come on! ! [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]
When are you going to take revenge for being deceived in the beginning? Everyone has seen the latest chapter
It's okay, I personally think, but I don't think there is one. I don't really like to read novels with female protagonists, but I didn't have any in this early period, but there are some female protagonists, so it seems pretty good now.
I think it's okay. If I observe it, I will be decisive and quick when doing alliances later, and the five stars will remain unchanged. There is no chance of cleaning up the alliance, and the same goes for the relationship.
The book is very good. Exit at chapter 53. Goodbye. See you later (woo woo woo, my Gardevoir).
The author's writing style is fresh and refined, and the outline is clear and the article has a clear context. However, some parts are too complicated and unfocused, with too much foreshadowing. But fortunately, the novel subject matter is very eye-catching. Come on author.
Although the writing is a bit lalulas and a bit poisonous, the yandere attributes of Nazi are quite well written, and the character of the person of truth is very good. [Blows a kiss] Come on, keep writing, and don't do anything as toxic as La Lulas [I'm about to cry]