Pokémon: Why Is Your Misdreavus Called Flutter Mane?

Tomato finally has an elf text about ghosts. I personally am a fan of ghosts and super powers, and I think these two attributes are cool. After reading about ten chapters, I feel pretty good, but there are some typos and omissions that show that the author's writing style is still a bit immature. I also have a few questions for the author: 1. How did the protagonist travel through time? Clothing or soul wearing? Or is it that the soul that traveled through time was simply put into a body fabricated by God? 2. Is the name Roy related to Roy in Zhuzili? 3. Is there a limit to carrying six elves in this world? I personally don't recommend it, because in your book, you set the main character's base camp as a sacred mountain, and then you said that it's not very convenient to do anything here, including teleporting Poké Balls, so it's better not to limit the number of Pokémon to six, so that the main character can carry them all without breaking the rules. 4. Will Night Watch finally evolve? It is recommended to evolve in the end, first of all, the appearance is better than the previous period, and secondly, the strength is higher. Generally speaking, when writing Pokémon articles, there is no limit to four skills. So if you evolve a strange stone according to your second evolution zone, it will explode with one shot or a spirit. In other words, elves with the characteristics of being easy-going and magicians are not as strong as the final evolved type.

It's pretty good so far, with many highlights. The protagonist has a ghost dragon as his thug behind him The Pokémon at the front desk include Trepidor and other Golden-handed Pokémon. Quite interesting to watch I hope it won't break down later

The absolute power of darkness, and the resulting energy cube, teach you how to raise pigs...

It's a very good book. I hope the heroine has Serena. After all, I played with XY before and I really like the image of Serena. As for Xiaozhi, I prefer Xiaomao 😏 Xiaoxia, and Pikachu is not impossible 😏 In the early stage, it was written as having multiple female protagonists, but now it has a single female protagonist, which is very

It looks good, but the protagonist's emotional intelligence is a bit assimilated by his age. It's not like the time traveler can't even tell that the heroines are interested in him. The writing of other elves and battles is fine.

Jie Jie Jie!!!! Thank you all for watching. This is Lao Lao, and now I am rating my own book. I don't want to talk about how the book is, but I give 5 points because of my own persistence. There are many questions in the book that everyone is asking. The first is the question of single female protagonist or multiple female protagonists. This question also bothers Lao Lao, because Lao Lao is not good at emotions, and now he is trying to learn It is mostly a single female protagonist, and there will also be many female supporting characters, but the interaction, bonding, and growth with Pokémon account for the majority. If you have any questions, you can leave them in the comment area. I will answer them when I see them. That's it! Jie Jie Jie!!!!

It's pretty good, smooth and stable, not deliberately dark or dull, much better than those stories about skin-changing beasts.

It's not bad after three days of tying the game. The system hangs up not too much. I really like watching this kind of plot before Xiaozhi's trip. The protagonist is basically surrounded by future champions. It's good to watch. I started to read books.

The look and feel of the book is great and addictive. This is the first time I read a Pokémon book. I also like that there are no new Pokémon randomly added. The naming is not too abrupt. The story between the protagonist and Pokémon also has a Muji feel. It's not bad.

It's nice to watch, but it requires too much mega, almost half of it, and there doesn't seem to be much interaction with Zhu Lan and other friends in the early and middle stages, but the relationship becomes very good, which is a bit inexplicable.