National Survival: Pokémon Wild Elimination Game

This is a survival novel with Pokémon at its core. Don't read it with the same mentality as reading other survival novels. Don't worry about everything. Just read it happily. Because the protagonist of this book is Pokémon, it is also a good alternative Pokémon adventure novel.

The pace is fast and not laggy, and it integrates survival and Pokémon very well. There are daily Pokémon and survival battles. The training process is omitted and you don't have to watch boring training anymore😄. The battle is fun! [Sinister smile]

This is not a survival novel, but more like an online game for all people in the skin of survival. This book weakens the extremes of survival novels. It does not say family fun, but it is not so serious about celebration. For example, the thing I want to complain about the most is that the characters played by the protagonist are basically related to elves but have basically nothing to do with human survival. So I really want to complain, but if I change my mind, if this is an elf novel and it has nothing to do with survival, it will be very enjoyable. 80

The author's writing is very good. I have never watched the Pokémon movie animation, but I have read other authors' books and I have no desire to continue reading. This book is well written and can make me want to watch it and not get enough of it. Finally, I hope the author will work hard.

It's good to read. In my opinion, the best thing about this book is the interaction with Pokémon. The daily life between the protagonist and the Pokémon has its own personality and is vivid. Unlike other Pokémon novels, they either focus on getting stronger and Pokémon are like machines and do not describe daily interactions at all, or they only accept females as if they have never seen the opposite sex and describe Pokémon as harems rather than partners.

To be honest, the rating of this book is only about 7 points, which is a bit low. I really like the character creation of various Pokémon in it, especially Titan and Lucario. I feel that the interaction and shaping of these two Pokémon with the protagonist are the most successful. They have mutual terms and maintain each other. The feelings and bonds between each other are sometimes quite heartwarming. Personally, I think the writing is better. It's natural and harmonious, but there are too many Pokémon, and some Pokémon won't have a chance to appear in the future. At the current pace, I feel that this book may be able to write eight or nine hundred chapters. If more, a thousand chapters are also possible. After all, there are still many slates that have not been obtained. The world view is very huge, and there are many pits and speculations. I am very looking forward to what the ending will be. Author, I will continue to support your words.

Let me start by saying that I am addicted to the concept of clones, so this book ranks with me three points, plus one point because it is a relatively innovative Pokémon text. I don't understand. It's not some fantasy cultivator. It's a Pokémon. It has to create a clone ability for the second protagonist. Suddenly, this thing appears [staring] [Shadow Double]: It gives the trainer a special supernatural ability, which can materialize his own shadow and use it as a clone.

The writing is very good, and it is unique among the survival stories I have read. Each character is vividly and dynamically created. Everyone has their own personality characteristics. It is very interesting. It is one of the best survival stories I have ever read, and the best I can remember.

The writing is very good and the subject matter is novel. However, the number of chapters is too few to read. Good work, author👏

Don't you catch ugly fish? This one can evolve into the most beautiful Pokémon, Menus! [What][what]

This one is okay, it can make you laugh a little bit, unlike the other ones, this one is okay, it can make you laugh a little bit, but it's not that funny like the other ones, the others are just this funny and interesting, keep up the good work, author.

The writing is good, and the bond with the elves is also well described. The combat power is not broken yet, but it would be better if there were less content about the little head suddenly seizing the body.

This is the first time I encountered this kind of survival Pokémon. It combines survival elements with Pokémon plus data to defeat monsters, upgrade and explode items. It can be regarded as a new school. There are no big problems at the moment. It is recommended to combine more survival-related elements, such as various natural disasters and greatly increased dangers at night. After all, if the difficulty level is too low, it will feel like a joke. I hope the author can persevere and finish this book.

The author's writing style is good, and the subject matter of this book is eye-catching, but it's just not enough to read [I understand]

It looks good, it's directly tied, but it's just not good enough. I hope the author can update it as diligently as the production team's donkeys [laughs]

It's beautiful, I liked it so much that I didn't notice anything bad about it. I sincerely hope that the author can write it to the end and not leave it unfinished

I didn't find it as exciting as other survival novels. It's more about cultivation. The difficulties and dangers in it are the same as those in normal elf novels. The low rating may be because the theme is survival and the text is written as cultivation.

It's pretty good. I'll be honest. Jazz and everything else are pretty good, but the main character doesn't have a distinct personality.

A very novel method of addition and subtraction. I was originally looking for Pokémon-type novels, and Survival in the Doomsday House seems to be okay so far. It is just that it is a bit lacking in the aspect of survival in the doomsday. It is still more focused on Pokémon, and the role of the shelter is not fully displayed.

So far, there isn't anything too poisonous, the content is quite interesting, and the unicorn bug is cute [laughs]

It's very good-looking and highly recommended. The survival game + Pokémon are really good-looking. The image of Beezi's big brother and the bond he has with the trainer are all very well written! ! I also like other Pokémon

I think Tomato is a pretty good Pokémon novel. It's fast-paced and refreshing, and the subject matter is novel. The most important thing is that the world is very alive. Both the characters and the elves are flesh and blood. The elves and the protagonist get along really warmly.

Since I am a gourmet, I hope to build a farm with Kira, Gengar, Cocodora, etc., And some water, grass, and insect types, so that I can produce my own food and have a good eater.

The author's writing is good, keep up the good work and don't end it!

It looks good. If you like it, watch it more and give it five stars.

It's really beautiful! This is the best Pokémon-themed novel I have read so far. It is very interesting. I hope the author will continue to update it.

The plot is smooth and not draggy. The most important thing is that it is very comfortable to watch. The protagonist has a distinct personality and a lot of laughs.

The plot and emotional descriptions are pretty good, but the subject matter is a bit niche, but it's really interesting and makes people want to watch it.

Not bad, okay, not bad

This is the most imaginative Pokémon novel I have read so far.