Let You Practice Your Skills and Open a Illustrated Guide for Pokémon

It's pretty good-looking, the setting is reasonable, and the characters are all normal. I hope it's cp-free and focuses on Pokémon training and battles.

It's hard to say about the protagonist's other mythical beasts. If he encounters one that can't fly, there's a lot of hope that the contract can help him fly after all.

Overall, it looks good, but it still needs to be improved.

Seeing the changes in skills, I remembered an elf novel I read before. The protagonist asked a master for advice, and the master had a battle with the protagonist. The whole process used a water-playing skill, which can be used to attack, defend, and heal.

It looks good, the writing is good, the setting is novel, the plot is smooth, it is worth watching [Cool]

Beautiful, the subject matter is very novel

Not bad, keep up the good work

Looks good, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise, praise

Just average. Goldfinger has some shadows of unscientific beast control.

The intensity brought by the golden finger is not very high, but the logic is okay. It's okay to pay for what you get, it's not mindless, you can watch it

Ye Qing is back, Pokémon must be on the list, it's so cute and I love watching it [Like] Highly recommended Come on, author [laughs]

Come on, come on, come on

It's okay. I read it as a half-hearted novel and felt that there were less frustrations in the middle.

I like this type of novel, it reminds me of reading Pokémon when I was a kid.

The author's writing style is exquisite, the subject matter is novel and beautiful, cheers

Good to watch, exciting plot, I like it

Very good novel five-star review

It looks good, but it's too smooth and the upgrade is too fast.