Pokemon: The World’s Most Protective Groudon

It's very well written. It's the first time I've seen Pokémon from this perspective. However, one problem is that the author seems to have forgotten that the protagonist is a time traveler. It may also be that the memory has been assimilated briefly. It would be best to fill in this hole.

Good reviews. It's the first time I've seen Groudon. It's a group favorite. It's very novel. I gave it a five-star rating =ᗜωᗜ=

This book combines Beng Tie's [Preservation] and the setting that the alpaca is an alien.

It's quite interesting, and it's good for people who like Pokémon. It's just that the setting feels a bit conflicting. The flightless and fat-headed fish in Fengyuan Three Idiots are both forces of nature and represent nature itself. These two themselves can also bring about natural disasters. But Groudon is taking the path of protection. I even doubt that Groudon will be as skilled as Kyurem in the future.

This book is very nice. The writing style is relatively good, the author's words have different appropriate depictions in different situations, and each elf mentioned has a unique character. Daily interactions, tragedies in times of crisis, and the complex emotions of reunion and parting are all enough to make people empathize. The beauty of Pokémon is reflected in these. As the protagonist, Groudon, he has the firmness of the earth to protect his beautiful heart (but in daily life, he may appear cautious due to his excessive size, which makes him look silly and gentle). The main content is slightly old-fashioned but very clear, the logic is relatively clear, and there are no big problems (at least I didn't find any big problems. The energy of the earth veins and the like can be regarded as the author's private design. After all, he is the god of the earth. The real speed, body shape, etc. Are definitely stronger than the one who can't fly in the original work). This work can be regarded as a relatively high-level Pokémon fanfic that I have read, and it is recommended to read it. Cheers to the author too! Maintaining quality is already considered excellent! Don't stop updating!

A rare masterpiece, the author's ingenuity adds the external ability of preservation. The protagonist grows step by step as Groudon and becomes a true overlord of the earth. We look forward to the birth of mankind and the subsequent plot!

So far it seems that the writing is really good. I hope it won't collapse in the future. Keep updating. Thank you! There should be 9,0 going up!

It's beautiful and the style is very unique. I feel it's a bit like a mixture of fables, fairy tales, and heroic epics, and it indirectly quotes many classic quotations. It's one of the rare foreign novels I've read that feels of a high standard. It's just that it ended a little too quickly, and I actually didn't get enough of it. (The latter part is said to be an extra.)

Groudon has the power of preservation, which is very interesting. It is worth looking forward to whether he will become the guardian of the order in the future. It's just that the author's original villain is a bit hard to understand, but I can only say that it's quite original [face covering] Based on the information obtained by the current villain, I don't know why they destroy and corrode it, or what its source is.

There are too few good-looking ones. If you want to see the fat-headed fish, don't block my way [laughs]