I Become the Champion of the Grass System When I Am Full of Grass Satire?

Very strong. My review is that it is very interesting and makes people interested in reading it. Start with a Vine Snake. The protagonist has an affinity with grass. Later, this characteristic will evolve into the absolute monarch of grass, which seems to be what it is called. The second elf is Black Heart Cotton [thinking], anyway, the team is pretty good. Mainly because the one at the back in Sheshou Village had such a big change that I was immediately surprised. She has long green hair, which is great. There is also an "old enemy" in Destiny who doesn't appear too much, but it just lets you know that his role is very important, and the protagonist has doubts. There is no news about red and green in this world. And if there are no big surprises, these two people should be the "red" and "green" in this world. The author said that there should be no female protagonist for the time being. Keep it up. There is no ambiguity in the article. Well, there is no description of emotions at all. Very good.

So pretty! ! ! Finally, there is a grass-type Pokémon novel, and it is purely grass-type! At present, it seems that there is nothing embarrassing about it, and the golden finger is not over the top. It is not a brainless and refreshing article, but it is already very good. I look forward to the day when Monarch Snake will stand on the top of the Masters!

It's pretty good. Although it's a second creation, it has a very good understanding of the original Pokémon world, and the character creation is quite good. Every elf or character is very flesh-and-blood, which is very good. It surpasses many online novels. This alone is enough to get five stars. At the same time, I won't say that the hang-up is too harsh and makes people feel boring. On the bad side, I don't know much about the plot rhythm, but there shouldn't be enough time between the provincial competition and the protagonist getting the first elf, but the protagonist grew up very quickly during this period. I think this aspect still needs to be adjusted. Of course, these are just some minor flaws, but overall it is still very good. It successfully alleviated my book shortage for a day and a half, because it took me a day and a half to read it. In summary, everyone will update quickly.

It's a wonderful elf city novel. Among the elf novels I've read, it ranks first with Poison King and Hex Elf City.

It looks good, the author must keep writing about it. The first time I played Pokémon was Dark Phantom, and it was also my first exposure to online games. Vine Snake was also my starting Pokémon. Finally, I saw Soaring Snake as the starting Pokémon. I hope I can see the ending.

The Vine Snake at the beginning locks down the grass-type route, which is so fragrant! Instead of following the trend of choosing the three powerful imperial families, the protagonist carries the tsundere little green snake in his arms and counterattacks all the way. From being a young man, to unlocking the traitorous trait, Ye Baofeng gets stronger and becomes a god the more he fights! It is also paired with Disgusting Cotton to form a grass-type interference team. They rely on the mischievous heart to control the field first and the violent output of Vine Snake to cooperate. The unpopular grass Pokémon can still sweep the opponent. The Monarch Snake is instantly handsome when it comes on the stage. The pure grass team is full!

It's good-looking, it's good-looking, it's the first time I've seen someone playing with Ye Yibu, wow, wow, Yibu, my favorite is Ye Yibu. There is also a Snake Sister in the Grass Element Family, which I also like. In addition to the Snake Sister, she is the Proud Lizard, so I must arrange it for Mu Shou Gong! ! ! ! !

It's very good-looking, and it's the only one on Tomato. Among the He Zhong Yu San, Sister Snake has no special form [laughing]

It's so beautiful. I just hope that there will be a wooden gecko in the future. Not only is it handsome, but it can also be super evolved.

I finally found a grass-type specialization that I can read. It's quite good now, so give it a thumbs up to the author!

A decent urban elf novel, not too great, but also not too bad. Sometimes I don't like the narrative rhythm, it's a bit draggy, but it's not a big problem Regarding the character design, when the author writes about Lin Yan, I would like to call him a prodigy who sells corruption (a compliment) It's a pity that the author is not very good at writing conversations between people. I was quite looking forward to the reunion between Lin and Lan, but it's a pity that the interaction was so thin and it ended in a hazy way. But overall it's okay I hope the author will stop being a eunuch, stop procrastinating updates, don't engage in ambiguity, and don't deliberately peddle corruption. Personally, I hope there won't be a female protagonist (because I feel the author is not very good at emotional drama) I wish your writing will get better and better

This book is a funny and passionate light novel that can pass the time when you are bored, or can be used as a stress reliever when you are depressed [heartfelt] Ye Lan (the protagonist) is a student who likes grass Pokémon very much and travels to the world of Pokémon. Bound to the system, determined to revitalize the status of grass-type Pokémon and prove to everyone that grass-type Pokémon also have an outstanding status [currently in development] Overall, Ye Lan has a sense of tolerance that "I know the world is vast, but I feel pity for the depth of grass and trees." [Thinking] Regarding the initial selection of Pokémon, his parents were cash-strapped and could not choose those with good attributes in the traditional sense. He comforted his parents that Pokémon were not important at the beginning, but training was important. He understood that the initial indifference and lack of intimacy of the Vine Snake was due to its protection from being chosen too many times, and he nicknamed it "tsundere". Regarding the sudden disappearance of his former partner Lin Yan, Ye Lan first confirmed his safety through the system, stabilized his family, and understood his situation. Lin Yan joined the Shadow Team, and the supposedly heavy topic was brought up by "the flame dragon and the ivy snake duel, whoever beats the other is more powerful." One wants to be the number one in the "white way", and the other wants to be the number one in the "underworld". Even when he later wanted to find Suicune's healing water, he immediately thought of Lin Yan's Pokémon body and contacted the shadow forces to send it to him. (I'm not saying that, kid, don't be too in love [laughing]) Reading this book, it's easy to fall in love with grass-type Pokémon. The noble, elegant and courageous Monarch Snake, the funny, naughty and optimistic Wind Fairy, the diligent, studious and loving Ye Bu... Of course, my favorite is the cute, funny and a little naughty Mian Mian [laughing], just like my own daughter. He likes to do some harmless pranks to attract the attention of adults. When he is discovered, he smiles guiltily, but proudly puts his hands on his hips, with a kind of "it doesn't matter if I did it" kind of indifference. When faced with something that you don't like but must do, you frown and do it reluctantly with a puffy face. But turn your back and do your best to be lazy. Well, he is cute and self-aware, and changes his actions to make everyone feel soft. In short, reading this book will make you fall in love with the Pokémon world. It turns out that this world view is so interesting and strange. Falling in love with grass elves, it turns out that grass elves are not that "weak". Falling in love with Ye Lan, gentle and tolerant of every Pokémon, understanding and supporting every Pokémon's dream. When you feel tired, open this book and read a few chapters to watch Ye Lan fight with the elves. Oh, it turns out that there are such optimistic people working hard in another world. I can't lose.

I like the characters and plot ideas written by the author. Generally speaking, I especially like the protagonist's attitude towards Pokémon and the bond between them. However, the author may have made some plots advance too slowly in order to highlight some backgrounds and character relationships, which makes people feel a little bad. Keep up the good work! Hahaha, in fact, I was persuaded to quit countless times by the episode in the gym at the beginning, but I came back because of Sister Snake. That is a small point, and everything will be fine in the future.

It's so good-looking. The protagonist and the elves written by the author have very distinctive personalities. They can be remembered at a glance. I don't know why it didn't score 9 points. It's a pity. Recommended first hand, rare elf writing😋 The system doesn't overwhelm the main character at all. It feels like it's actually something that makes it easier for readers to see the attributes of the protagonist. I hope the protagonist can have a Shemi to fight alongside him in the future

This book is really beautiful. Each elf has a different personality and is very real. The creation is particularly successful. The plot is also very good. The author himself is also very good. The supporting characters are also well created [Adoration]. Highly recommended.

The author's writing is indeed very good. Humorous, slow-paced but not monotonous. And it can be seen that the author has indeed done a deep research on grass-type Pokémon. Not only is he rich in relevant knowledge, but he also gives individual Pokémon unique personalities and emotions. But I would like to make a suggestion, that is, why can't each of Ye Lan's elves be given their own pet names? They are always called by racial names. Not only does it seem a bit unfamiliar, but it is also easier to get confused. When Snake Shou Village and Scar fight, although it is possible to tell which snake is which, it will still cause some obstacles to reading. I hope the author will consider my suggestion ꒰ *•ɷ•* ꒱

It's very interesting. Each character is well drawn and has its own personality and story. Each Pokémon has its own cuteness. The plot is also very interesting. The character of the protagonist makes people feel very comfortable. The author is also very good. Currently, there is no heroine and no emotional line. I like it very much. However, I am very disappointed with the CP of the protagonist and Lin Yan. I didn't expect that the first Pokémon book I read is so good. I'm so lucky. Thank you so much for the author.

I think it's a very good book. First of all, point 1, I don't see many poisonous points. Secondly, its plot seems to me to be more comfortable. Thirdly, I'm not a swiper, nor am I into the computer. I think at least in Pokémon, it is a book worth reading.

Not to mention, Lin Ye 99 is very delicious. Of course the plot is good and the portrayal is good, in short everything is good😋

There are not many poisonous points. After reading the first chapter, I feel that the writing is pretty good. At least the elf writing here in Yangshizi is pretty good. I hope the author can keep it up. But there is also a common problem among foreign authors. I feel that although I am writing about Pokémon, I know too little about some professional Pokémon battles and do not have much theoretical knowledge. However, the author has a relatively good attitude and is acceptable. I personally think that 4 stars is too little and 5 stars is too much. Let's see how we perform in the future.

Super pretty! ! ! ! I have seen a lot of Pokémon that are full of troubles at the end, but this one is all normal for the current chapter (300). There is no female protagonist who is a pure Pokémon. The Snake sister at the beginning really shocked me. The system is not awesome. It's good-looking. I love reading it. I want to read it again. I beg the author Genxin. It's great! Nice! Nice! (Say important things three times)

I stayed up late yesterday and finished reading this book. Overall, the plot is passable, with no plot points, and no emotional lines that affect the reading experience. I really like the novel without a heroine. The rivals are also very interesting, but the scenes of the bamboo horse are a bit sparse. After all, I have been playing this since I was a child. I would like to ask Ye Lan if he can tame a honey set snake, which can be obtained by drawing an elf egg through a lottery (I really like the honey set snake, please) I hope the author can become popular and write hundreds of chapters a day [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart]

After reading Chapter 370, I would like to express my thoughts. There are no major poisonous points in this book so far. However, from the moment I met Team Rocket, I suddenly revealed that I can use elf skills, which attracted Sakaki's attention. I feel that this plot design is still not considered. Of course, everyone understands that this is to advance the plot. Then there is the newly added Huaxia region. As the birthplace of the protagonist, it is also a new region that reflects the mainland. The author has very little description of the region in previous chapters, and there is no innovation and specific conceptual design of the new region's content. I think we can actually add some Donghuang elf characters newly created by various great gods, mythical beasts from unique regions, special gyms, etc. However, this is actually a big challenge for the author, and it is easy to encounter copyright issues. Finally, from the perspective of a newcomer who has only watched anime, I can objectively evaluate this book as worth reading. From games to animations, and now many wonderful second-generation fan works, the world of Pokémon has begun to take on different colors under the pens of many authors. Therefore, I would like to thank the author for his creation. I will give you one more star and hope that the author will continue to work hard and write better works, allowing us to experience the charm of the Pokémon world from a different perspective. (One last bit of advice. This article is a male-channeled novel, but male readers, please read comments with caution)

The plot and rhythm are still very comfortable. It can be said that it is a double male protagonist with double lines. The heroine can't see it at the moment. Maybe not, but it feels quite ambiguous. Maybe it's because I'm a newbie, but my rhythm is still a little unstable. But it looks good!

The author writes very well. It is rare for a male channel to write with a lot of brains, and he does not speak pornographically (recommended for girls) The protagonist and supporting characters are also very successful in shaping. They are not dedicated to the protagonist. The world does not exist for the protagonist. I personally think this is very good. The personalities of various elves are also different. They are living little beings living in another world. Like the protagonist's Pokémon, they are arrogant, have low self-esteem, are lively, love to be mean... Most of them are very successful! The purpose of Pokémon literature is to bring partners together to bring laughter and hope to everyone. The editor will also listen to the readers' opinions. I just asked how long it will take to revise the article. The editor will immediately adopt the opinions and revise the article directly. If the display of my reading time is not enough, don't complain, because there are three accounts below, but I used the guest account to read the first few hundred chapters of the big book, and now I am reading it with this small account.

It's very beautiful [admiration], I like the growth type, the light and dark lines are also very beautiful [shy], very good thinking [get it], the author should continue to work harder [you taste it carefully], I will always support you [blowing kiss] [blowing kiss] [blowing kiss]

I like this book very much! The overall content is quite interesting, and there is nothing boring that I can't read. The protagonist Ye Lan is smart, has superb command skills, is systematic, and is good at making grass-type elves' food. There is nothing frustrating about it. He is harmonious and friendly with the elves, which is very warm. In the later stage, the protagonist almost becomes half-elf and even learns to use a vine whip (even some grass-type elves cannot learn it). The plot is divided into two lines: light and dark. Can it be considered a dual protagonist? Ye Lanming's plot (now in college, but the plot is not just in school, there is an adventure plot), Lin Yan's secret plot (he joins an organization that should be called the Shadow Team), these two have a good relationship (half-brothers?) After they separated, they always thought about each other, and they also wanted to challenge each other when they made progress. It's a bit easy to say. The protagonist only conquers grass-type elves, which is related to his golden finger. The first elf is Vine Snake, who is very talented and powerful, a cute and arrogant little princess~ However, when he later grows into Monarch Snake, he is always mistaken for Gyarados (?). He is considerate of Ye Lan and takes care of each other. He is considered a big sister among the elves. Later, I subdued the prankster Kapok (now the wind fairy), the low-self-esteem orangutan (can't remember the race), the middle-class Eevee (now Eevee) who can speak human language and surf the Internet, the honest and cute heterochromatic shield mushroom, the giant Bulbasaur who cannot evolve and can use water-based moves and surfing. Everyone is very harmonious and takes care of each other.

There are very few novels that I can keep reading all the time. The plot of this one is not too boring, the main plot is neither too fast nor too slow, and some daily life is mixed together, which sounds very smooth and natural. Many of the novels I have read or the comics I have read are very interesting, but they have the problem of the main plot advancing too fast. Things are too busy. One thing has just ended and another has started. There is almost no daily routine. After listening to it for a long time, I feel uncomfortable. But this book seems to be very comprehensive, with a little abstraction in daily life, which is more interesting. The two lines advance together. Not only the growth path of the protagonist Ye Lan is attractive, but Lin Yan's underworld line is also very good.

This book is quite well written. I haven't read many Pokémon novels, but this book basically doesn't have the poisonous points of other novels, such as multiple female protagonists. The most important thing is that as a system novel, it won't be a big improvement, the plot won't be too fast, and there are no brainless characters. However, there are still a few things that are a bit annoying to read. It's actually a bit uncomfortable to watch pure-type trainers like this, because it feels too restrictive, and if you like Pokémon, you definitely don't just like one type, and the article also talks about the weaknesses of the grass-type. As a tomato reader, I still hope to read more fun, and I don't really like the grass-type Pokémon. So I give it four stars [OK]

The style that is more daily healing but not lacking in darkness is very attractive to me. Most of the content is based on the settings. I am a person who adheres to concepts and settings, but I see that there is no random modification of the few fanfics I read before. The author knows the Pokémon animation and Pokémon games very well, and there are basically no strange settings that go beyond the Pokémon world view. What is different from many other Pokémon fanfics is that they do not blindly follow the powerful Pokémon shown in the animation (I have seen a few before that are simply what Pokémon Ash uses, and the protagonist imitates the Pokémon) Overall, this is at least in the top three Pokémon fanfics I've read.