Su Mo transmigrates to the real world of The Kingdom of Locke.
He thought it would be a grand fantasy adventure filled with forbidden magic and divine pets clashing in battle.
But when he went to the back hills, he discovered...
“Dimo! Use [Radiance] and beat it!”
Facing a Shadow Hound mutated by dark magic, Locke burns with excitement as Dimo closes its eyes and unleashes a torrent of magic.
Then the enemy's priority move interrupts the spell and slaps Dimo flying.
Perched in a tree, Su Mo covers his eyes in pain.
“Come on, man. That's a priority move, and you're standing there channeling a spell for two whole seconds. Are you trying to get yourself killed?”
Watching the protagonist's party get slaughtered one-sidedly, Su Mo quietly takes out his starter pet: a green Meow Meow with no magical aura whatsoever, looking a little dazed.
“Meow Meow, go. Catch it in recovery after its move, sidestep, sweep its legs, then use Leech Seed.”
The next second, a high-level monster that had seemed utterly invincible is pinned in place by a basic pet, beaten senseless through sheer physical prowess and an understanding of move mechanics!
The whole field falls silent.
Locke's jaw drops. “W-what kind of advanced magic is that?!”
Princess Cressida's eyes shine. “That was so cool! How did you do that sidestep?”
Behind his crystal ball, the villain Enzo frantically scratches his head. “Impossible! This can't be happening! How could some trash pet break through my dark magic defense system?!”
Su Mo sighs. “Stop shouting slogans. Real combat is about type matchups, catching recovery frames, and judging distance.
Starting today, you're all running ten laps around the back hills with weighted packs.
I'll teach you what real high-level micro-play looks like!”
It's well written, and the training content is all about practicality, achieving big results with a small amount of effort, even when it comes to the selection of materials. In terms of practical performance, the tactics used are also in line with the protagonist's character and elf abilities.
I really like how the senior protagonist teaches these three little ones. There are some battle scenes that I'm not used to, but overall they're very good. Combining these props and the like creates different effects. When I was a child, I played Rock Kingdom on the computer and watched Pokémon on TV. I like that the article can combine the interesting settings (evolution) of these two.
Look, this kind of tactical crushing is so cool to watch.
There are original elves, but I don't really like them. When I first started watching, I only saw that the princess's fire wave was original. I hope there won't be any more original elves in the future.
Wonderful, not an AI text, this is enough 🥺
Interesting, but the disadvantage is that it may lead to homogeneity
Not bad, I hope the author will stick to it 👍
Mainly I want to know from the author whether it is an AI article, because there are some differences.
It looks good, but where do so many "and"s come from?