Eerie Pokemon, but Giratina Is the Ultimate Carry

So far it looks very good, the writing is smooth Countless people are struggling to survive in the hopeless world of weird rules, and the protagonist, as a person who traveled through time and became "Giratina", constantly understands the rules and makes deals with those who are surviving to help. The protagonist's main plug-in is to revert to death. When facing an alpaca for the first time, he relied on this to increase his strength a lot. Maybe it can be regarded as a kind of pseudo-invincibility? One of the cool things about it is seeing the protagonist as a savior for people struggling to survive in a world with weird rules. At present, it looks like fairy grass,

It's okay, a little bit toxic but I can read it. If you don't mind the main character PUA and you like Dark Ages, you can read it. Although it's written in a desperate attempt to escape, it's not very endearing. The ensemble cast is passable, but the star was deducted because the protagonist has too few scenes in recent chapters. I hope that the supporting characters will not steal the show, and I will change the score if it is too toxic.

Give yourself a five-star review. I just love writing. This book is neither a dark novel nor a cool novel. If you can see the two styles, it must be an illusion. In fact, it is a behind-the-scenes image. The next book is about warm daily life, but I am tired of urban legends. I suddenly thought of writing this book because I found that my style and imagination are more suitable for writing Pokémon. In addition, I suddenly wanted to write it after playing Alpaca Legend recently. I enjoyed watching it. Hello, hello, everyone. I didn't expect that there would be people attacking me personally because of the plot. If it doesn't look good, it's in the upper left corner. It's normal for people to have their own preferences for carrots and vegetables. All in all, just watch the happy picture and be happy. If there are any typos, just click on them. I read them in the comment section. If you don't reply, you are criticizing them. You are not pretending to be cool. I usually give them likes.

It's a very good novel about rules and ghost stories, but the cover of you, author, is a bit hidden [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]

It's a pretty good Pokémon, I like it Here are some of my guesses about the protagonist: The Cynatina separated from "Arzeus" is not its terrifying side, but his reason, which side of the original has been contaminated. Cmc

When you update, subtle flaws will be magnified, and the greenness of the writing will be criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the progress of the plot is paid more attention to. When you reach the third watch, the slightest praise begins to speak out, and the number of dead harvests begins to decrease. When you update the fifth update, readers' support will spontaneously form, and the voices of praise will become louder and louder. When you are in the tenth watch, the great Confucian scholars' debates on scriptures are deafening, and the tolerant attitude is implemented both internally and externally. When you are twenty, you will have a place in the bookworm's memories. Even in your long life, your name will leave a dazzling trace. Updates may not solve all problems, but more than 90% of problems come from insufficient updates. [Sending Hearts]

It looks good, the themes are novel, the battles and the stories are very interesting, and it has a unique feeling of refreshment. The author can make the protagonist stronger. It's already been written for the second time. It's not a big problem. I can write hundreds of chapters. I can write about how I came to be, what happened in this world, what happened to Arceus, what happened to the Fengyuan Three Idiots, what happened to the Phantom Beasts, Mew, Mewtwo, and even the Pokémon virus. As long as you work hard to write more than 800 chapters, there will be no problem. Come on, the author is optimistic that you can't be bad if you keep writing like this. Come on!

So far, it's really good. It's not the kind of article about rules and weirdness written purely to satisfy one's own self-interest, but a article that truly has the beautiful core of a Pokémon utopia. This aspect has already overshadowed the same type of articles with various conspiracy theories. I feel like the data has come down a bit. The author must not give up on this book.

Good job, the description is more accurate, but I think sometimes the ghost dragon should be a little more violent, and the protagonist is a soul traveler, right, so the original ghost dragon should be a little tainted, and that should be reflected.

I like it. It combines rules ghost stories with Pokémon. The writing style is pretty good. This is the only one at the moment. I have read more or less the above urban ghost stories, but few people have actually studied it and written it into a book, so it is a 5-point praise. Give me more!