Pokemon: The Champion Pilot of the Kalos Region

I wrote another passionate piece of wood, but added magical elements to create a utopian Pokémon novel with two heroines that is light and casual (when there is still passion). The emotional line here is quite good. As for the short length of the book, which is about 100 chapters, there is no problem with the timing of giving sweets. It just depends on whether there will be any poisonous points later (if there are more girls, the role of the heroine will be reduced or the battle plot will be more than 30 chapters long, etc.) The author of "Pokémon: My Champion Wife Gardevoir" can learn from the emotional line of this book (although To say that there is only one role for the other heroine of Gardevoir depends on the author's powerful brain.) The bad point of this book (in my personal opinion) is that the plot is too compact. The whole plot lasts only more than two years, but there are about 500 chapters written. There are several dozens of chapters in the middle where the interaction with the heroine is only a few dozen words. It makes me, who prefers to read the emotional line between the two parties, tired of the battle.

The daily travel style is quite bland, so I recommend listening to it for leisure. At least the first twenty or thirty pictures don't have any special ups and downs in the plot. It's a good book. Ah, it's a pity that I can't get used to it.

It's quite funny. I haven't read the last chapter yet. I feel good for the time being. I hope the author can continue to do so. Why must it be written that the protagonist's memory is disappearing? This is very poisonous. Author, you write that the protagonist has traveled through time. What's the point? I couldn't even recognize all the Pokémon, and I kept scanning them with the illustrated book. I was speechless! Even the tactics have to be arranged by locals, so what is the advantage of the protagonist as a time traveler? The advantage of being a time traveler is that you have foresight, know mythical beasts and most Pokémon, and understand many tactics. But you let the protagonist forget his memories before time travel, so what advantages does the protagonist have? There is no difference from the locals.

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Relaxed and cheerful, very distinctive

There are some minor issues, but overall it's not a big issue and it still looks good.

I want to see blood flowing like a river

It's very relaxing. Listen to it when you sleep. It's very good. Will that centipede come back?

It's a very good, very relaxing casual article. If you like it, please continue to work hard. Don't interrupt updates, and don't leave too long a gap.

Come on, author, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on.