Pokemon: I Am Mankey

This book is still very interesting. Although many times, the author will make some mistakes in settings, but he listened to the advice and made real changes, which is also very good. As a new author, please be more tolerant. Also, can the author be said to be two people? It's rare for a couple to write a novel. It's very good. Suddenly I realized that there seems to be no comment on the content of the novel. That's it. Come on~

Highly recommended. For me, it's more than just a piece of food. It has a utopian world view of Pokémon and a setting that integrates animation and games. I can watch it a lot now. There are a lot of combat descriptions, and there are no obvious flaws in my opinion. At the same time, the character descriptions are very cute despite the lack of daily plots. There are many small descriptions in details that really poked me. The protagonist travels through monkey monsters, and the pure Pokémon remains the same, with no CP. There is a female trainer who has done a good job in creating the feeling of animation. There is no uncomfortable or frowning ltp description. She is just a cute and ordinary (? Super newbie) little girl. The interaction with the protagonist is very well-measured, and it is obvious that there is a friendship bond. The author's replies are cheerful and enthusiastic (the Utopia Pokémon authors have seen so far are all cute), and have a strong sense of being alive. When reading Pokémon fan fiction, what I value is not the combat power or CP, but the description of Pokémon itself. At this point, I personally think that Utopia novels are much better than urban and dark novels as a whole.

I'm not used to it at the front, but it's much better at the back. And the author is so obedient that he answered all the questions mentioned in the comments. Charmander's words were indeed a bit uncomfortable to watch, but there was nothing else. The overall style is relaxed and interesting, and the monkey monster is dull but very interesting.

It's really super invincible and beautiful. If the damn author can add an evolutionary direction to the Firestorm Monkey, or give it a super evolution, that would be great. Asshole author, I will give you a five-star review. Can you let the Firestorm Monkey super evolve?

Does the author have a specific realm? For example, there are general realms such as newcomer, elite, gym, king, champion, master, etc., Or a general hierarchy. I also hope the author can update it more, but it's not enough to watch.

It's okay, but actually it would be good to remove the effort value. You can upgrade the individual value by cultivating it, because some Pokémon will become larger after training, but it is not that easy to increase the effort value in reality. It is too abstract. Even in the Pokémon anime, you still fight hard and exercise is the main thing. You can't get the full effort value by brushing low-level bugs.

Very beautiful! Recommended, it's a Pokémon that's rare in fan fiction, hehe, it's so furry, and it has no CP and no ambiguity, so it doesn't matter if it's a female trainer, it's very beautiful! Recommend! Very funny too

As of today, I have read all the updated ones. The orthodox elf novel is not a cover-up, dark beast-controlling urban novel. The writing style is better than the novice article, and fewer people read it. The author likes to complain in the article, which is considered to liven up the atmosphere? The output is stable but small. It is recommended that you remember to watch three commercials when you finish watching it to avoid dying.

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It's very good. The author has pictures in every chapter, and the author often shares his life experiences. I feel it is very useful. It is really beautiful, but I don't know why there are so few people. Come on, author