Pokemon: King of the Dark Ghosts

I have seen the opinions of many readers, and I feel like that's it. I don't really agree with it. My work calls me a peerless villain? The protagonist is positioned as a villain, but he is not a complete villain. He is a time traveler, a genius with a profound background, and is the villain in the protagonist's story, but he has always been very Buddhist in the past. Department, because he knew that going against the protagonist would not end well, so he took the initiative to avoid trouble. He wanted to be friends with the Destiny's Child, and did not want to become an experience bag. Like the villains in other books, he also had a "Corporal Courtesy" or took a step back, but it was definitely not some licking of the Destiny's Child, and the protagonist really did not soften at certain moments! He has also been using strategies and layouts, etc., And he will never be timid when facing the Son of Destiny. He will kill him when he needs to. Please let his thoughts and ideas change and grow. In some books, when the villain comes and causes the protagonist to suffer endless losses, how can the antagonist still be called the protagonist? That is to give the protagonist a villain name and give the NPC a protagonist name. Still, thank you all for reading and commenting. I have adopted some of the suggestions, and I hope you will give me more opinions. I still like to hear your thoughts. Some things that readers have criticized are indeed worthy, and I am also focusing on revising them. Finally, thank you all.

Come on author, this is a very interesting Pokémon fanfic.

To be honest, this book is a bit more toxic but still good. Each flower catches his own eye, and the protagonist is exactly how the author wants to present him. This kind of subject matter itself is very rare, so it would be great if someone could write about it. There is only one cook in our village. Don't let him run away.

This is really good-looking, better than most Pokémon stories. Just a little short. The part about Gu Yue Fangyuan was really good. What was a little bit unpleasant was that Fangyuan was reborn again, but our protagonist didn't retain that memory. A little unhappy. I hope the author can fix that hole. I'm very curious about why Sister Ling'er left the protagonist, I'm also curious about where Yan Qing went, and why the protagonist destroyed a family of the Four Heavenly Kings earlier. I'm all very curious [what] I hope the author will update more, but it's too little and not enough to read. That rating shouldn't be so low.

Not bad, a lot of poison, a lot of pleasure, the main author is a god [Thinking]

There are so few novels of this type

The theme is novel and the setting is good. The protagonist enjoys the benefits of that class but betrays his own class. How can I put it this way? It doesn't fit the title of the novel and it's also a great villain. After all, the protagonists in villain novels are usually egoists.

The combat power in the Pokémon world is generally divided into: Infant level, Normal level, Elite level, Overlord level, Gym level, King level, Champion level, Level 2 God, Level 1 God, and Creation God.

It's very interesting. It's a parallel urban novel with a Pokémon villain that's hard to come across. I think it's pretty ok. I feel good that my favorite, Iperkar, is the protagonist Pokémon. Good luck, author. I'll watch it for a long time [laughter]

Well, how should I put it? [Thinking] The protagonist is not like the villain I imagined. He is not domineering enough, but decisive. Others are okay. I don't really like the protagonist's character