Is Your Pokémon 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.

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's very interesting, it's the best Pokemon fanfic I've ever seen.

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.

Not bad. So far, there are no bad points. The writing is decent, the plot design is okay, and it doesn't overwhelm the combat power. It's a good product.

The plot logic is solid and brilliant, and each Pokémon's ability enhancement is well-founded. It relies on species characteristics, environmental experience and energy integration in a step-by-step manner, and abandons the mindless and cool writing routines that are based on thin air. Taking into account the growth of the bond between humans and elves, the battle focuses on tactical games, which fits the world view of the original work. The growth line is real and delicate, and the reading has a strong sense of substitution. (The only drawback is that the author likes to reply to readers too much. If you don't like the comment section, please write to me✍🏻[Already planted][Please update])

At present, there are more than 100 pages. I feel that this book is pretty good among the Pokémon novels in Tomato. It has some minor flaws, but the author's self-design is pretty good. The entry design is also OK (the one with twice the amount of fire chicken is not included). The plot setting is okay, but it's a little bit poisonous... Who is a good person who forced a confession to do this? It's still a bit awkward to watch... The protagonist's design is okay (I think he has an IQ, but he feels too stupid and a little bit poisonous). If you want to write more details, you can also describe some of the nurturing process. And in terms of team formation, who wouldn't want a Gengar that can be carried around in a convenient space? ? Do you really not want to deal with a Gengar? 0.0 The Gengar Party is eagerly looking forward to it.

The protagonist starts from scratch and relies on the heroine for life. With a unique setting (actually a variety of genius problem children Doge), Pokémon with explosive combat power and novel forms counterattack in the league rules and battle competitions. The plot revolves around the "seemingly illegal but compliant" Pokémon development and high-energy battles, with a refreshing rhythm and a lot of laughter. As a masterpiece of Pokémon fandom, the setting is interesting, the plot is great, and there are no peeing spots throughout the whole process. It deserves a five-star recommendation!

It's okay. It's suitable for listening to a book. It doesn't matter if you skip a beat while listening. The main reason is that it's too wordy. It's a good book to pass the time while listening to a book. But there is one very, very good thing. Pure hand rubbing is much better than the AI text with the same setting. This is why I originally planned to give 4 stars, but finally gave it 5 stars.

It's quite good-looking, with a single female protagonist, the male and female protagonists love each other, and the male protagonist focuses on improving his strength.

It's good to watch😄, but there may be differences between the single and the double heroine, and the author can decide by himself. Of course, I prefer the harem, so that I can cheat and not feel wronged [laughs].

First of all, he is not brainless. It doesn't just have numerical values ​​and no mechanism. You can try it out if you like it with or without a female protagonist. It's pretty good. Let me say some good words, I can't say them. In short, he is the most natural writer I have ever read. He does not rely on the talent of Pokémon like the one next door. He relies on himself in the early stage [laughs]. In short, I highly recommend this book! ! !

The work is very good, the plot is reasonable, the world view is integrated and the logic is self-consistent. Each pet character is very vivid, not the kind of facial description. The Pokémon partners are also flesh and blood and not tool people. It deserves 5 stars.

The book is very interesting, but the most interesting thing is the author's intense response after finishing coding every day. As long as he sees it, he will reply. There are many interesting and complicated things about people. It can be seen that the tuition and fees are not in vain. I would like to call him the king of interaction!

Well written! There are just some details that are wrong! Everything else is remarkable! I haven't been in a hurry to leave a review just to see if it will collapse in the future, but I still give it a five-star rating to encourage you to continue working hard and enrich the content! But I still want to say something: Does Nidoking like you, who has forcible characteristics, really not deserve a Life Orb? This is a necessity!

It's a very good Pokémon article, and most of the content is explained very rigorously. It's a bit cool, and there are a lot of references to anime, manga, and games. However, the original characters don't appear. There are some magical changes, which is completely acceptable to me. Some settings will make people shine. Overall, it's a pretty good book. It's a pity that I discovered it so late. But I'm about to catch up with the big army. This book gave me a desire to pursue books that I haven't had in a long time. The author keeps up the good work and keeps up the good work.

So far, everything seems good. I prefer Pokémon Invasion of Reality. The protagonist is both interesting and powerful, has an emotional line and a main line. It improves quickly without delay. It is mainly written for battles and can be used in both PVP and PVE. I still hope to have a new color talent above gold (as a mythical beast level). The protagonist has a background and is not an insect-catching boy, so the early development is quick and easy to follow. Great book. The last one I read for so long was Pokémon: The Age of Evil, Rising to the Peak of Evil. This book feels like a 9.2 If I say less. I prefer this kind of Pokémon + city setting, and with the addition of level division, the only drawback is that the level division is not clear enough, and the protagonist deliberately blurs the level gap. After seeing more than 800 chapters, I don't plan to read anymore. There are two main reasons: 1. There are too many daily emotions that are not to my taste. I actually prefer to watch pvp. 2. The author emphasizes talent. Every time the protagonist's Pokémon jumps through the level to fight, but the weak cultivation is described every time as the effect of Pokémon food. There is almost no space. Moreover, winning every time is too boring. It is written directly as an invincible article. It seems too uncomfortable to defeat the opponent after dozens of levels every time. Moreover, the direct difference in Pokémon levels is very small. It always gives people the feeling that there are only a few characters depicted. It cannot be explained that the world is small and there are few people. It is better to apply the original Pokémon world, but the characters are more vivid, full and rich.

The writing is quite good, but the author always describes some things that don't fit into the plot. For example, in this picture, the protagonist asks Lao Xing where Kirulian comes from. He also wants to get one. It saves him from being unable to communicate with Pokémon. I feel like he can just go there. He has compiled 3 words. Maybe the author is making up the settings. The book is very good. I have read more than 100 chapters.

I believe that the biggest problem in Pokémon-themed novels is the issue of combat power. If the combat power is suppressed, it will not be fun enough. If the combat power is not suppressed, it will easily collapse. This book handles it well, and respects the original setting. It does not write in a mouth-watering way, and its rating on Tomato is definitely worth 9 or more. . .

I was initially dissuaded by the introduction, but then a friend recommended me to watch it. The plot was okay and there were no major problems. It has a single heroine, Ari, although I thought she was Ye at first (after all, most heroines show up first, so I thought so [face covering]); another advantage is that the author is very active [laughing]

The original character creation is three-dimensional, not to mention each Pokémon has its own personality [Like] Currently it has a single female protagonist and a mature writing style. It is really the real gold I found among the tomatoes. Chapter 390, the author is still online, the main character is the growth of the pet, supplemented by the growth of the gym industry, the plot structure perfectly fits the cool points of the beast-controlling novel. Again, when I read The Elf Master, the feeling of unscientific beast control reappeared in this book [Like][Like] I hope the author can also become a god in one book. In Chapter 500, the male and female protagonists interact, and the proposal plot seems a bit awkward. In these more than 100 chapters, the plot is very dry and solid. I hope the author will continue to work hard

This book just feels like its hierarchies are not very clear. Unlike other Pokémon stories, there is a huge gap between the king and the champion, and there are also quasi-kings and the like. For example, a magical masked cat who is not even a king can defeat a championship-level catfish king. It just feels a little unreasonable, but overall the plot is still very good. The author also particularly enjoys responding to comments. The comment section is generally very harmonious. It's just a little uncomfortable to watch. After all, previous Pokémon articles have emphasized the gap between levels. This work is more like the one in the anime, and there is no specific division between the king and champion levels. I feel like it's a little unreasonable to directly cross level 20 or 30 to fight the opponent. But I still gave him 5 stars. It's pretty good. I have also read some Pokémon articles. I feel that if the level classification is more reasonable, it should be able to reach 9 points. For example, the evil-type Black Feather. It should be ok, almost the same as that one. But it will definitely not reach the level of the leader.

I have read more than 500 chapters, and I can only say that it is the best among Tomato's Pokémon novels. The rating should be higher. The author also responds very positively to readers' feedback. Finally [shy] I want to see the protagonist subdue a Darkrai.

I read 852 chapters in one go, but I didn't see the climax of the conference. There are only 44 chapters left. I'll wait for a while [laughing] [laughing]. This book says it's about Pokémon, but it's not the Pokémon world in the anime. It's a normal human world. After Pokémon came to this world, it developed into what it is now, so humans don't have superhuman physiques. It can be seen that this book has a main body and many branches. It feels that the author wrote according to the outline and the behavior of the characters does not deviate from the personality. As for the protagonist, he really regards his Pokémon as his family and partners. He doesn't just throw Poké Balls when he sees a Pokémon that he likes. There are indeed some parts of the article that use his brain to deal with interpersonal relationships, and I don't see any problems. This book is about a single female protagonist, pure love. Don't think that Ye, who has a crush on the male protagonist, will start a harem later. I personally think that it is normal for adolescent girls to have a crush on a boy of the same age who is the first to defeat them in a Pokémon battle. Later, they will see clearly the relationship between the three of them, and they will be measured. Generally speaking: this book is mainly about Pokémon training and battle, supplemented by the emotional lines of the male and female protagonists, local emergencies, daily life, etc. And it's not that the level is taken seriously. It's not that the master level will definitely not be able to beat the king level. We will also refer to the attributes and talent entries of each Pokémon, the trainer's command, etc., Which will affect whether the battle is successful [please update][please update]