Pokemon: From Zero to Fire-Type Champion

After reading more than 100 chapters, I can read Pokémon for more than 400 hours. This is one of the few books that does not use the word count of Pokemon skills and water. However, the battle is too lengthy and the details are very few, which is more like the word count of water. I can more or less understand it when reading fan fiction. The word count of not using skills and water is great, but there is no need to write out every aspect of the battle. This is a common problem among Pokémon fans. The story is quite good and attractive. The great author spent three days after the suggestion in Chapter 112 to see the changes. The chapter battle section is no longer lengthy about the details, but it is not much less detailed. Instead, it has a passionate feeling. It starts to focus on the story development rather than the battle. This is the charm of Pokémon. If you want to read the battle, all the beast-controlling articles can satisfy it. To develop the characteristics of Pokémon, don't follow the public, come on, author!

The writing is okay, but there are a lot of details that are a bit problematic. For example, the king of the island of Poni Island should be Hapuu's grandfather. There are also problems with Kapu Diedie's character. He should be extremely innocent (innocent to cruel).

A very nice Pokémon novel

The author hopes to add a bladed ghost in the future.

Okay, it's just that the protagonist will be beaten by high-level people whenever he goes to one place. Isn't it a bit too miserable?

Okay, keep working hard

So far, I can see that it's still okay. There's a little bit of confusion at the front, but overall it's still good.

I quite like it

Update quickly, update quickly, good looking

Awesome, so pretty