Transmigrating into Pokemon: Why Am I Surviving the Apocalypse?

Combining Pokémon and weirdness, it is a relatively niche track. The last time I saw it was the last time. Characterization: The protagonist is called Red, but has lost his memory. Compared with other Pokémon novels, there are slightly fewer descriptions of the protagonist's speech, inner thoughts, and emotional expressions, and the interaction between the protagonist and the elves is somewhat streamlined. Storyline: The classic process of weird fan fiction is basically the Riddler pushing the protagonist. For example: Dr. Ohgi asked the protagonist to go to point a. When he went to point a, he found Sakaki. Sakaki asked the protagonist to go to point b. There was Mewtwo at point b. Mewtwo asked the protagonist to go to point c... The protagonist has questions but doesn't ask. All Riddlers The author can try to write a long paragraph, and it is not illegal to do so

It is a very unique doomsday Pokémon novel. It is also interesting to write with the theme of red, but it just feels like it lacks a bit of humanity, or it feels too tired. This is not physical fatigue, but mental fatigue, as if the protagonist is being pushed by fate from the beginning to the end. However, for a doomsday novel, the plot rendering and plot foreshadowing are really good, and you can also feel the unique sense of crisis and oppression in apocalyptic novels. Overall, it deserves five stars, but I suggest the author slow down the pace a little.

It's been a long time since I've seen Bei Kemeng acting strangely. It's very strange. Nice

This type is quite rare for me, but it's also quite nice.

Good doomsday elf writing

Okay, the details are great, and it's quite scary.

It's a very good work, but why doesn't anyone read it? Come on, author, I believe you can write well.

It's great. It's much better than the Pokémon Khorne article of the same type. This is Red.

Very interesting, very good-looking

A very nice book