Pokémon, Is There a Rayquaza Hidden in My Park?

Good Food and Grass is a very good elf text, which mainly talks about developing the park and gradually raising Rayquaza. There are no vulgar plots or poisonous points, and the interaction with elves takes up most of the plot. People who like warm and daily life can watch it. It's not as bad as others said. It's better and closer to the anime without levels.

It's still very good, a very good-looking, everyday, pastoral Pokémon. It doesn't have a superfluous heroine to make people play, and it doesn't add so-called different world regions. The individual characters of Pokémon are quite distinct. The only drawback is that I have to raise them. It's almost the same as the other genre I'm following, and it's a very good pastoral type. The writing is very good and smooth.

I think it's quite interesting. It depends on how the author grasps it. If the follow-up can be the same as the introduction and still have such a warm picture, the score will definitely be high. Also, the existing elves are handled very well. The scenes are all next door. The one relies on Menas at the beginning and ends with If there is no role for Minas in the future, he will appear once after dozens of scenes, and it will be a direct survival of the fittest. It is okay here, and he is still playing here. I hope that the protagonist who helped the protagonist at the beginning can have a dignified exit, instead of suddenly not having a role at all. Finally, come on, author

It feels a bit like AI, how can I put it? If it was purely hand-rubbed, it shouldn't look like this, but most of it should be my own creativity. I haven't seen much, so it should be fine. I read the middle and front section. I fell asleep while listening to a book at night. But I still listened to dozens of chapters. The creativity is good, and the settings are rich, but I still prefer the original settings, so that's a bit. Not very happy. If it's a bit poisonous, it's still a little bit toxic, but it's still acceptable. The requirements for passing time are not high╮(￣▽￣)╭

Nothing to say, it's really good. Anyway, among the novels I've read, this one is considered very good. There is nothing poisonous or vulgar plot. The plot is very warm and joyful. There is no shortage of exciting and climactic moments either. I hope the author can keep writing. All right! [Sending Hearts]

Personally, I feel that this book is very warm. The interactions between each Pokémon are also written very delicately. The characteristics of each Pokémon are also very obvious. It is a rare business article and it is well written. Sometimes I feel that the protagonist has the same feeling as Ash Ketchum, dreaming back to the Pokémon series. The protagonist's passion and treating Pokémon as a true partner are just like Ash Ketchum at that time, which is also very touching. The system's sense of presence is not very strong, it's pretty good. It has a bit of a cheat but not much, because it doesn't require a lot of excitement, so a weak cheat doesn't affect viewing. (In addition, I generally don't think about data issues and logic issues when reading books, so I didn't pay attention to this part). Come on, author!

It is a very novel starting Pokémon. It develops relatively slowly, but it has a lot of advantages. There are not many flaws overall. However, the battle description is not very good. After all, it is farming. The protagonist is not a time traveler. He is occasionally silly and the author is not good at writing. This is a farming novel with great potential.

A very good Pokémon article. It is one of the few in Tomato that has good writing style and fits the warm style of Pokémon farming. It's just a bit lacking, I hope the author can stick to it ദ്ദി˶•̀֊•́)

Not bad, pretty good. There is just no level. Your panel is all out. Why don't you get a level and a special evolution? I saw the special evolution and quit without a level. [Laughing][laughing]

It's good to watch, it's a good combination of daily business + Pokémon + anime characters, it's fun and relaxing to watch, and it's not so dark that Pokémon makes me cry, and it also incorporates a bit of modern world settings. When I watch it, it's like watching another episode of Pokémon (I call the Pokémon cartoon Pokémon here)

It can be seen that the author has some writing skills, but compared to some farming Pokémon articles, the protagonist here is still a bit more utilitarian. Of course, part of the reason is that the warmth of the fandom is not so obvious (the relaxed and happy utopia type). In fact, the part where he made the pool and the mosquito-repellent tadpoles was the most interesting at the beginning, but it gradually stopped working later. But I still give one more star. I hope the author can write better and better.

Incredibly beautiful! A heart-warming article about Pokémon creation and development. There is no lack of passion in the warmth. It is simply a love article in a dream. Let me read it all [Thoughts] In Tomato is the best elf novel I have ever read, 🌚I am an old bookworm

It looks pretty good so far, it's more relaxed and everyday, and the writing style is very simple. However, I'm a little regretful that I haven't seen any familiar characters from the Pokémon world. Also, the naming styles of the characters I've seen so far don't quite match, and they don't quite resemble the Pokémon world. Other than that, there are no obvious shortcomings, and they are worth paying attention to and looking forward to. The author has made obvious progress, and it can be seen that his writing skills are getting better and better.

The author can insert some pictures of elves. For example, the main elves in this chapter can be created by AI or directly inserted using the searched pictures. I have almost forgotten what the elves look like after not watching Pokémon for a long time, but I like to read this kind of article [Send my heart][Send my heart][Send my heart]

I've seen the latest chapter and it's pretty good

I just like this kind of warm everyday Pokémon

It's pretty good. It mainly revolves around the construction of the park. Some people come to destroy it in the middle. The protagonist calls people (dragons?) To get it done. Although the writing is not particularly good, I can feel that the Pokémon in the park are quite happy. After reading it, I feel very relaxed and happy. I give it a thumbs up.

I have never seen such a heartwarming and interesting Pokémon fanfic. Please try to update more.

The book (content) on development is good

Come on come on come on come on

It's super beautiful, but there are so few people [blowing kisses]

I really like this kind of thing, come on, author! (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡

It's okay, it's pretty good. Among the Tomato novels, this kind of Pokémon writing is already excellent.

It's so beautiful, I like it so much, please cheer me up [Sending my heart]

Yes, it's more like a management article in the Pokémon world, overall casual and warm.

Beautiful and warm! Taking care of the park with Pokémon, watching the park grow bigger and bigger, and meeting many friends. Using food to summon green caterpillars, Plue version Rayquaza came to help, and built the Sky Pillar.

I have been reading it for a long time, and I rarely rate the work. I was worried that the author would give up because of the low rating, so I finally gave it a five-star review. The overall rhythm is very soothing, just like watching a daily drama

It's good-looking, warm and passionate, and it really captures the character of the mythical beast, so it won't be like a nuclear bomb saint.

Good-looking, emotionally delicate, logical, and can be read with your brain

This is the best Pokémon story I have ever read. The interactions between Pokémon are so heartwarming and I love it [crying]