Write a Legend, Mr. Xiaozhi

This book is different from other Ash's harems. In fact, I think the author probably prefers the character of Ash. It really brought out all the divine tenderness in Xiaozhi. In my mind, Xiaozhi has a gentle and cheerful temperament, which is very suitable for being a male mother. It just so happens that Xiaozhi in this book is really gentle and calm. Every time he laughs, he feels very gentle. In essence, he is that, a male mother. And he's not the kind of mindless cheater. This book has a logical sequence. Every time I encounter that kind of emotional scene, I thought it would be a very embarrassing scene, but the connection turned out to be just right, and Xiaozhi's response really fit Xiaozhi's character. The reason why I think this book is good is actually because I think Ash should have been so popular. He should have won championships one after another in the spotlight. The final evaluation is that this book is a god.

It's beautiful (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡ And unlike most fan fiction, Ash's Owl has a lot of scenes. There is no level or qualification, just animation. There are also original plots.

The plot is innovative and animation-oriented. It can almost be regarded as skipping directly to Chengdu, but I only briefly wrote about it. The plot of the theatrical version is well written. Ash's stats are not as strong as those of other characters. Xiaozhi is the type who saves regrets, and his mind is more mature, but what remains the same is that he likes Pokémon. Anyway, I like it very much. There is passion, there is game, and the protagonist is occasionally embarrassed, but he does his best to complete the agreement, which is really cool. This Iron Harem is really succubus, but it doesn't feel out of place. The only thing that didn't feel good was the plot of the Three Sacred Birds. It felt weird, mainly because the camera repeatedly mentioned it, but it was still acceptable. Others are very well written

Well written, the Emperor Chapter of the Crystal Tower is simply amazing.

It's pretty good. The only bad thing is that there's a bit of a jump in the front that's a bit inexplicable. It jumps directly to Summer Camp, and the Orange Islands Chengdu during the Muji period was not written directly, but many of the plots are good.

It's very interesting, a novel Pokémon article, very few people accept Rika, keep up the good work

Will there be Fengyuan Ruki and Rukia?

It's been almost half a year, author, can you still update?

Looks good, come on! You must keep writing it!

Greatness needs no words