Is Your Pokemon Even Legal?

It's a very nice Pokémon novel, and it's very realistic. It's not a mindless novel. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is also very good. This is a real childhood sweetheart. The author is also very good. Whenever you have any questions, he will explain it to you and others will consider your suggestions. This is the most patient author I have come across in all my years of reading. It can be said that it has the most stable rhythm among all the Pokémon I have read. It really grows neither too fast nor too slowly. It is really very good-looking. Most Pokémon have a big shortcoming, which is the rhythm problem. Otherwise, it is very slow and deliberately suppresses the combat power in daily life. Otherwise, it is very fast and exciting. It has nearly 100 chapters, almost directly to the strength of the king. There is nothing to see. It is really beautiful. This book The further you get to the back, the more water you get. You wouldn't want to write hundreds of words in a Pokémon novel, right? Many of the branch lines are quite useless. He also helps other people train masters, which is funny. While others stock up on food, I stock up on guns. After all, the world of Pokémon is still based on fists. If you have the time, you might as well help your own people train. The male protagonist doesn't even have a younger brother, so now he helps others train him. It's so funny.

There is a saying that I am not exaggerating, but I would like to say something fair to pure fans. This Pokémon story is really interesting, especially the scene where the pickpocket cat sheds tears [cry] [cry] [cry], I also shed tears [cry] [cry] [cry]

A pretty good Pokémon Reality world view. The writing style is witty and humorous. Modern buzzwords are used fluently and without flaws. It is not a brainless cool article. Pokémon fans must give it a five-star rating. It is a good book that can be read. Unlike those utopias, I really can't stand it. Supernatural Power How can a fight be fought without bloodshed and death without disability? Any animal that relies on food must have a food chain. This book has even humans as a link in the food chain of Pokémon. It couldn't be more true. Come on, author, it's my favorite skill. Mangekō Nidoking's opening is such a wise choice!

Very well written and deserves 5 stars. But there are still some problems. 1. For a career developer like me, the progress of the protagonist is too slow, there are too many plots in the post, and the overall career advancement is slow. 2. Tie Tie currently seems to have a single female protagonist, but there will be many female characters who have a high affinity for the protagonist for no reason. I personally dislike multiple female protagonists, and considering the age of the protagonist, she can't do anything now. The plot of Tie Tie is a bit emmmmm There are no other obvious shortcomings. It is a relatively stable book with shallow pitfalls. I look forward to the follow-up.

It's quite good. It's not the utopia in traditional Pokémon literature, and it's not the dark worldview that's popular now. It's quite real. There are both ordinary people's love for Pokémon and people who use Pokémon as tools for profit. The mechanism and setting are very innovative, but quite acceptable. I hate systems when I read books. Of course, when the system is conscious, although the system here exists, it is more of a foil and direction to promote the plot. The design of entry settings and the like is very good. This situation should exist for different individual Pokémon, and it can also reflect the personality characteristics of different Pokémon. In terms of content, compared to the early stage, well, it will look better when there are a little more Pokémon. The emotional writing is very good, whether it is with Pokémon or with people. And in terms of characters, the author finally does not have the kind of useless naming that I have seen in the past. They are quite unique and more real. That's all for now. I hope the author will not be affected by the current unsightly rating. People who know the goods always know the goods. Author, you have to believe that the aroma of wine is not afraid of the depth of the alley.

The rating is correct. To be honest, I have only read more than a hundred chapters so far, but I can't stand it anymore. The rating is a decent Pokémon novel, not as high as I expected after reading the review section. First of all, the emotional line. I feel that there is no decent emotional description. The male protagonist is not well established. It is a pure love character. As a result, I start to lust after seeing the beautiful police officer. Then the supporting characters are basically brainless. There are not many normal people. Whether they are villains or decent people, they are all written. It has no brains, other aspects are mediocre, and I have no sense of the usefulness of the system. One of the functions of the system is to provide a training plan, but it has not been reflected after more than a hundred chapters. It is only useful for identifying qualifications. For battles, I may have picked up Teacher Lu's book for me. I can't stand the battles. It feels like a turn-based system. You fight and I fight. The overall evaluation is that I really want to read the Pokémon novel, but I can't find a good one, so I can read this book for a meal.

It's super nice and interesting, but has the author ever considered letting the protagonist create some skills of his own? After all, with Pokémon's abilities, it's still possible to reproduce some of the ninjutsu in Naruto. For example, I read a similar novel when xyz was just finished and before Sun and Moon came out. In it, there was a wind speed dog who reproduced Ash Sekisaki, using smoke screens and his own energy to give the smoke some flammable and explosive attributes. In this way, the Wind Speed Dog can attack the enemy at high speed in the smoke, and the Shenlong will not see the head or tail, and it can also detonate the smoke with sparks. It only uses the energy of a spark and smoke screen to release a skill comparable to the explosion. Even the flammable and explosive properties of the smoke are only about the same as jet flames. Moreover, if the Wind Speed Dog can knock out sparks with its teeth, even the energy of the Spark skill will be saved.

It's still very good-looking, at least I don't feel like I'm digging my toes while listening to it. I've already read Chapter 61. From what I've read, I feel it's still pretty good. The speed is tight, and at least it's not that draggy.

It is a remarkable Pokémon fanfic in terms of world construction and plot advancement. It also handles the relationship between Pokémon and trainers quite well. It avoids the typical cheating idea of ​​for the sake of being strong. It is a good article worth reading. It is a non-formulaic and enjoyable article worth reading. However, as of the King of Sky and Earth part, it can be seen that there is a big problem with the rhythm, and I have already entered the game of catching Pokemon. In the cycle of encountering elves, the storyline is almost stagnant. This is probably the feeling I had after entering Silver Mountain for the first time. I hope that in the future, I will not fall into the rhythm of catching elves - cool - catching elves - cool. Otherwise, it will be a pity to lay such a good foundation in the early stage. I summarized that there are quite a lot of threads in the story of the protagonist 1: League event 2: Traveling to the league area 3 and the daily interaction between Ari and the elves 4 Inheriting the plot line of Taoist Temple 5: The story of two villain organizations 6: The story of other alliances other than the Cathay Alliance 7: The mythical beast unit drama 8: The cultivation of Pokémon and the breakthrough of entries. It can be seen that there are many, many stories to write, and I hope not to fall into a mindless and cool situation. Come on, the author is great

This book can be regarded as a good Pokémon fanfic. After the author's thinking, it enriches the world view of Pokémon and makes it more reasonable and life-like. Not only does it have exciting battles, it also intersperses the emotional lines between the male protagonist and the female protagonist, plus the warm life moments between the protagonist and Pokémon, making the article ups and downs.