Pokemon: Starting with Wurmple

I seem to have seen a similar one, and it also said that if you don't want to be a trainer, but also a modifier, you have to choose an insect type at the beginning. The second one was originally from the bird and flower market, but I missed it and found the original version of the Steel Kaicrow.

It looks good, it's well written, there are no strong cheats, and the portrayal of emotions is also good, and there is no opposition. The writing is really super, super good, and it feels like the protagonist is really shaped as a person, with a slight weighing of pros and cons and a good combination of human emotions. Ahhhh, I don't know how to say it. Anyway, it's so good and the main character doesn't have that kind of personality. The dirty and vulgar ideas are generally very comfortable to watch, and the supporting characters are also well portrayed. It makes me feel warm all over. It is unreasonable to not be popular (⊙_◎) and there are no readers who play vulgar jokes. I don't know how to put it, but the community environment and writing are very comfortable, and the personality charm of the protagonist can also be felt. . Keep writing, author, I will always support you.

I'm not bragging and I'm not being slanderous. Although this book is not a magical book, it's not a bad book either. It's still quite readable – for a cloud player like me who has never played Pokémon games. I give it four stars in my heart, and one more star to encourage the author not to give up.

It's okay, but it's a trap, and it's uncomfortable... Just think about it... Win the competition, enter the secret realm during the summer to develop the evolution of Eevee, send the elf at home to study, save money, upgrade the golden finger, the foreign lady with Eevee in her hand appears, domestic and foreign competitions, capture elf in the wild, take the trainer test, challenge the gym and so on... OK, just treat it as finished, the next book... So annoying... Why did I get stuck...

Come to think of it, I haven't rated it yet. This book is okay, but it's really big. If you like the growth of Pokémon and care about the step-by-step progression of strength, you really don't need to read this book. But if you can accept the sudden surge in strength, this book is good. The writing is more detailed and the description is in place.

The writing is very good, but the author, please explain to me why the whole book is written!!! Why!!!!!!

I seem to have seen a book with the exact same plot as Goldfinger before. I don't know if the author wrote it before. It's quite good.

It's non-toxic, but it's a bit slow. And what does the ending mean?

To be honest, if you taste it carefully, the AI ​​overflows, but OK, I have no objection to AI. As long as the story is logically reasonable and doesn't make me uncomfortable watching it, that's fine.

The writing is quite good, but I guess the author may have accidentally reached the end. Update quickly. [Understood][Understood][Understood]