Pokemon: The Demon King's Guardian, the Team Rocket Trio

It's not enough to see the trio of Team Rocket doing good things in their daily lives. It's much more interesting than other time travelers. Leading the trio to engage in technological dimensionality reduction to attack Ash Ketchum, Pokemon must be a utopian world view.

In terms of emotion and subject matter, I'll give it four stars. Overall, it's light-hearted and more in line with the original utopia type. However, there are several corresponding problems. First of all, the writing power is not enough, which makes it look a bit like a running account. The plot and fighting scenes are a bit sloppy, and then there is the writing itself. The matter of catching Pokémon for Team Rocket is because this book is biased towards the Pokémon Utopia world view of the original work. It can be seen that the author is deliberately avoiding catching Pokémon, but I don't think this is a big problem. After all, even if the protagonist team is not captured or civilians are captured, the competitors can be completely captured. The elves should be sent back as achievements. Whether it's Banjira from Rainbow City or the three evil dragons from the wilderness area, these two are definitely not bad. Finally, there is the gym in Dark City. The gym is more about inspecting the challengers. It does not mean that you must defeat the gym to get the badge. Xiaomao and Xiaozhi are already considered trainers with some experience, and are already qualified to obtain badges. And if victory is really the premise, basically few people can surpass the protagonists currently created. In short, this book personally adds points to the sentiment and theme, and you can still read it in your free time.

It looks good, but I want to ask if there is a female lead.

Okay, now that we are out of the plot of chasing Ash that may lead to abuse of the protagonist, the Pokémon are mainly big and vicious types, but I feel that the circle bear is the standard equipment of the villain. When will the protagonist get one?

As long as you can guarantee continuous updates, there are too few Pokémon novels now, and they are constantly being discontinued. There is also the problem of no heroine. Many people who read Pokémon novels always ask for a heroine. If there is no heroine, they will not read it. They also ask the author not to write a heroine, otherwise it will be a threat to low scores. Well, this novel has a female protagonist. There are too few Pokémon with female protagonists at this stage. (Also, I would like to ask the author if you have read all the original Pokémon anime. I hope it can write about the Eight Masters. It would be better if it can write about Padea.) And the ending is a perfect ending with the heroine.

In the early stage, due to the three gods of Team Rocket, the protagonist had little expressiveness and was deflated everywhere. But after more than ten chapters, it was better. After meeting Nazi, the protagonist and Team Rocket continued to become stronger. Except for encountering the numerical monster Mewtwo, there was no other deficiencies.

It's pretty good so far. It feels like watching Pokémon before. I'd also like to ask if there's a female protagonist [please update][please update]

False heroine: Nazi The real heroine: Thunder Elf [laughing evilly]

This is very good, very awesome. The main reason for Klass is that the protagonist will not steal Xiaozhi's Pokémon. I feel that the subsequent plot will be very interesting and I look forward to it.

Not bad, although there are some minor flaws in some places, but it's nothing serious You are so lazy! How can you be so lazy? Please update more quickly!