Pokemon: Starting with a Starly

Well, it may be due to my personal appetite. I was really looking forward to seeing Mukeer because, what can most of the others say, it can't be called a bad street, but it is indeed too common, so it's not a bad thing, but I still feel tired of watching the same ones all the time. But it may be due to personal taste. I really don't like the kind of world that doesn't know anything. In a world like this, you only know part of the names and attributes, and you don't even know the characteristics. Really, although a hundred years is not a long time, I just don't like this kind of world view, so I have been reading this book for a long time. It seems to be a week or how long (anyway, it seems to be at the beginning. I remember that there were only a dozen or a few pictures at that time. It is true that I remember this book, but I didn't really want to read it, so I can't remember clearly), but the number of clicks is not many. Every time I read one or two rows, I feel a bit unbearable, but this should be regarded as my personal problem. Then there are the things that I personally think are bad (personal opinion, no malice). First, I don't like this worldview. The second is the character. Although the protagonist has indeed been saying that it is becoming more and more like a game. It is true that he introduced the character that is very similar to the game and how to modify the parents. But speaking to me personally, if you are realistic, then you should not have the differences between characters. Games like bonuses are because they need such differences, but in reality you can't be braver. Your strength must be greater than those who are calmer than you. What if you are born weak, although you are brave, but you are really no better than those who are calm and healthy, right? So I think using personality to identify people may actually be because of the need for these enhancements. However, it is better to change it to the natural differences of individuals. Instead of forcing it to be a personality difference, it is better to say that everyone is indeed different anyway. They do have different physical constitutions by nature, which is normal. Then the third one is right. I saw earlier that there were elves in this world, and then he said that the elves came here 100 years ago. It must be the reason why he wrote it wrong. Anyway, I think if it is correct, then he came later and he should not have originally existed. Finally, although it is indeed very painful for me to read, I originally said that I would read it for half an hour before commenting. Otherwise, it would be really bad if I am misunderstood and read it directly. I also think that I must at least understand the content to be qualified to evaluate this book, but I do feel that I don't like it, and it is indeed a bit painful, but I can't I deny everything because of personal taste, and it is true that negative reviews are generally very hurtful, and there are not many book reviews to begin with. Although I originally wanted to give three hearts, but as mentioned before, you can't just completely deny others just because you don't like it, so I'll give it five hearts.

The civilian style is not a dark style. The plot rhythm is great, neither dragging nor too fast. The system provided seems very comfortable. It is not an invincible style. The protagonist does not rely purely on the system. Instead, the system truly improves the protagonist's ability from theory to practice. Different from most elf novels, the system's functions are incredible. This system allows the protagonist to have a higher fighting acumen and elf cultivation ability even though he is a civilian without resources. If you are tired of those invincible or dark styles, you should find this book quite comfortable. I hope that the protagonist can subdue a naughty boy in the later stage, and it is not a very rare elf. In the later stage, mega can be used as both an output hand and an auxiliary hand. The positioning will not conflict too much with the leading gopher 😘[Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss]

It feels very realistic. The hit rate in the game is definitely different from reality. In reality, in the early battles, as long as the flying elves can fly fast, unless they can be hard-controlled with superpowers, the hit rate is not the same as in the game. Therefore, the flying elves definitely have the advantage in the early stage and can be consumed. Moreover, the author is very detailed in how to train the elves, and the power position, skill control and reaction speed are all written very realistically.

This book overall has a warm and cozy feel and is more everyday. Still pretty good. But the author hopes that the character can change as the elf grows and encounters different things. Just like when a person grows up, his character is not static.

It feels quite reasonable? It is normal for the author to have a gap in the early stage. He has tried his best to write very well. With inverse attributes, the opponent's level is higher than yours, and you can win. It is still difficult to appear in the game. Of course, it is reality. It is not bad to have more uncertain factors. Come on!

How to put it this way, this novel is for the common people, but there are few interesting points and few hooks. The character design of the protagonist is not very good, not full enough, and the plot is not smooth enough and attractive enough, which makes people unable to get involved in the plot. However, it has an 8.4, Which I feel is okay, because this novel does not have too many poisonous points. If the author can shape the characters better in the future, it may have a 9.0. I hope the author can continue to work hard 🤔

Good book, looking forward to subsequent updates [Learned] Rarely want to go to the super evolved Muke Eagle

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You can write well, keep the rhythm and quality, and there will be more people later when the number of words is reached!

Not bad, highly recommended.