Pokemon: A Retired Champion's Slow-Life Journal

The author's writing is very good. This is the protagonist and Xiaozhi who I hope will be both a teacher and a friend, and it will not be the elf who cuts off Xiaozhi. I hope the author can write it to the end.

Enmmm I feel pretty good after watching it. I hope that the protagonist Bankiras will return soon. Let us see the champion's style earlier, okay! Maybe continue on the path to healing Bankiras? Let us see the emphasis on ace, shall we? Overall, it's okay. It's relatively relaxing for daily use.

This book is okay, but it's a pity that it has been discontinued. The protagonist starts with Bankilas being eroded by the evil energy of God Y, causing the energy in his body to be unstable and banned. Later, he absorbs the rock god pillar to balance the energy in his body and returns. Emotionally, I didn't feel any licking, but Nazi also got it. As for elves, it can be said that they are relatively niche, but I happen to like them quite a lot, like Centipede King and Deadwood Demon. The protagonist's special ability is Yveltal's evil energy blessing, which is not bad. This energy can form a protective shield for people.

A slightly different book, I like its style very much

The writing is good, and the elves are not all popular and high-end. There are a few books like this, which is interesting.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking [admiration]

It's ok. It's great. The author's writing is smooth. I hope there won't be any interruptions.

The male protagonist has clear ideas and a clear stance

Good book, absolutely good book, worth looking forward to

It's okay, I can support it, but the identity of the champion really doesn't reflect anything.