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After Teacher Lu, Pokémon Has Never Reached Its Peak. If You Don't Accept It, Come and Argue.
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Pokémon!!! Pokémon!!! Pokémon!!! Pokémon!!! Pokémon!!!
I have become somewhat interested in Pokémon books recently. Do you guys have any good books to recommend? Let me give you a lesson. It's best to have a Pokémon that has no owner.
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Is There Any Popular Science About Pokémon That Does Not Engage in National Antagonism or Selling Pokémon?
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When you see the latest, new book, give it 5 stars as an encouragement! For now, there are not many poisonous points, which is acceptable. The overall plot is very smooth and the rhythm is not stuck. The author does not play tricks and tells the story honestly. For now, it can be regarded as more than dry food among Pokémon science types.
This book is quite well written. Although the protagonist is called a profiteer by many people, he is much more cost-effective than other Pokémon that sell millions of dollars. The protagonist takes the initiative to cooperate with the country, and the author's modifications to some Pokémon items are quite reasonable. However, the author did not target a female protagonist, but Luo Xue's role seems to be more important than the main character, and she is involved in everything (I personally feel like a Tianlong person). I hope it won't turn into an ambiguous relationship.
After taking a quick look, I think it's pretty good, but it's not a utopia, and it still feels weird when paired with Pokémon. It's a pity that Sister Shen's Pokémon is not Panda. Sister Shen and Panda are really a pair of hard-luck mandarin ducks! [Punch hard]
The writing style was a bit immature in the early stage, but it started to get better around Chapter 50. The world view of this book is quite broad. The seemingly nonsensical plot in the early stage is actually the foreshadowing of the follow-up. Unlike other books, nothing happens after the time travel, and there is no clear main line, which makes it boring to read. The battle scenes are described in detail, and the overall flaws are not concealed. It is a rare treasure [Like]
To be honest, the author's writing is great, especially the love for Pokémon, which is rarely seen in other books. There are very few specifically written about this aspect. What I like most is this feeling, because Pokémon exists like this.
It's okay. It's not like some people who get annoyed just by looking at mythical beasts. After 170+ chapters, what did you write about Pokémon? What did you write about it?
The book is good, keep it up
World Integration has a buffer period, good reviews, and it seems to be okay so far
I've read a few chapters and I think it's okay
It's good, at least it's not poisonous now
Keep up the good work and keep up the good work Nice writing, keep up the good work
Okay, pretty good-looking
A bit cliche, but interesting
Not bad, not too poisonous
The plot is okay, no problem
Okay, keep at it
Unlike other novels, one Pokémon sells for six figures. And the plot is reasonable.
I brought you the rating you wanted, author! ! ! ! ! ! !