Pokemon: The Dark Overlord

I think the most successful aspect of this book is the realistic description of the elf world. It would be best if the protagonist doesn't cheat like Long Aotian to win the favor of mythical beasts and has various quasi-gods in his hands. The most important point is that the setting in the book is that even a rat that can be seen everywhere cannot be conquered casually. Even the cannon fodder-like miscellaneous elves in the game can still exert their excellent strength through development and training with special moves. I remember there is a saying that there are no rubbish elves, only rubbish trainers. The author's flexible use of elves in this book reflects this very well. For example, I think the slime that is made smaller and sticks to the body for protection is always the most practical. And regarding subjugation, I actually think that the elves described in the original work are creatures with special abilities that have thoughts, personalities, and their own set of judgments. The original work just relies on a ball to subdue it, and it can communicate with you through life and death. The setting is actually a bit nonsense. Having said that, the Arbor snake written in this book made a very good transition from being disobedient to being able to command. Let's talk about the protagonist's elf configuration. The protagonist is considered to be from the middle and lower levels of Team Rocket at the beginning, so the common standard equipment in games and animations is nothing more than the Arbo Snake gas bomb Super Sonic Bat Lada and the like. Even the cadres will not have more than the size of Gengar, Flying Mantis, Gyarados. At most, there are only one or two quasi-gods who must be core elite cadres like Caesar. This is very in line with the reality. If everyone can do it from top to bottom, then I estimate that Sakaki's sphere of influence can unify the elf world and not just be limited to Kanto. Let's talk about the character of the protagonist. Personally, I think there is a slight shortcoming in this aspect. The cold and ruthless character that has been maintained in the early stage will feel stereotyped after watching too much. Now it seems that this can be seen through the newly born Delubi. The author is also focusing on the change of the protagonist's character, which is a little more tender and less ruthless. Well, not much to say, as a reader, just wait and see the follow-up development. In general, this book is one of the few elf fandoms with a realistic style. The setting is neither dragon proud nor bloody, nor a harem. It is reasonable for the style to be slightly dark and bloody in reality. I believe that as long as the author continues to persevere to complete the book, this book can be called a masterpiece. Come on, author, keep up the good work. P. S. I ended my first long review at the starting point. Finally, I would like to say that it would be better if the protagonist had Gengar as my main character. The functions of reconnaissance, stealth, quick attack, hypnosis and so on are ever-changing. It can also be matched with the protagonist's spiritual power, hehehe

Thoughts from an 8-year-old bookworm: A book with no flaws, it is considered an excellent work among Pokemon fandoms. As I grow older, I can no longer find the innocent feeling I had when reading Pokemon. This book allows us to see a different world of Pokémon (Pokemon) from a realistic perspective. Personally, I prefer this type of realistic anime fanfic. I hope the author can continue to work hard. Everyone has their own world in their hearts. Don't be anxious. Just write what you think in your heart and you will be successful.

They gave up on the first chapter. If they recruit 1,000 people, 500 will die. If they really do this, the Rockets are digging their own grave. Do you think the Rockets are a killer team? Human resources have always been an important foundation for the development of an organization. If you recruit people like this, how can you still become a big organization? Or is it that everyone on Team Rocket is bought from an orphanage like the protagonist. Even if they are bought, they have no choice. If you continue to kill like you, you will die. It can be said that this novel is dark for the sake of being dark.

Since the protagonist has never been exposed to the knowledge of Pokemon, what is the significance of this time-travel setting? Wouldn't it be better to just write about a young and mature aborigine?

I beg the author to be resurrected and continue the series! ! !

The pinnacle of Elf Dark Wind

This book is free to read. Do you want to play Infernal Affairs now? Either he will be found out by the league and completely offend the league, or he will simply betray the enemy and leave the Rockets. But Boss Banmu is not an ordinary person and will die easily. I think he still has a future as a Rockets teammate.

Eunuch, it seems that this is the best book to read, in the lifetime series

In the real world, humans are actually a higher level of animals. So what kind of creatures are humans in the world of Pokemon? The Pokemon world was created by the creator god Arceus, and Arceus himself is an elf. So are humans also a special kind of elf? If the guess is correct, then many things in the world of Pokemon can be explained, such as Team Rocket's ability to block Pokemon with their bodies, Ash's ability to pick up Yukila, etc. If humans are special elves, what type are they? The biggest possibility is the fighting type and super power type. Based on the above, I guess the strengthening plan is as follows: Plan 1: Practice physical skills, such as judo, kendo or Aju's ninja skills to strengthen your body and stimulate the fighting energy contained in your body, and finally reach the level of Shiba. Plan 2: Mental power development. From the chapter about collecting stinking mud, we know that the protagonist has always been under tremendous mental pressure. The author can use methods such as inner demons and being confused by super power skills to channel the pressure and stimulate the energy of the super power system, and finally achieve the result like Nazhi. The third option was organ transplantation. I originally wanted to use cell transplantation, but Xia Bo thought that it would be safer to switch to organ transplantation. Most of the transplanted organs would fail due to organ rejection issues, and the transplanted cells may become cancerous. It was proposed to transplant superpower eyes. Anyway, the protagonist is blind in one eye. By stimulating body energy through organ transplantation, it is possible to gain some skills. Option 4: Equipment. There are a lot of black technologies and ancient items in the Pokemon world (the gloves of the Waveguide Warrior), and the protagonist is about to be auctioned on the black market, so I don't need to say more, right? Let's get some ancient human swords and armor with special effects. Option 5: Rotom the Electric Ghost. One of the protagonist's eyes is mechanical. The ability of the Electric Ghost is to turn electric current into the machine and form various special forms. The author can arrange for the protagonist to buy ancient human items on the black market that seal the Electric Ghost or items that seal the power of the Electric Ghost, and then strengthen the mechanical eye to stimulate energy in one step. Option 6: The power of waveguides, everything has waveguides, it just depends on whether it is the protagonist

🙂I finished reading the book. It's a pity that it ended badly later on. However, I continued to read the author's new book, which now has more than 800 chapters, and I think it's pretty good. There are actually three accounts opened later, uh, waiting for updates. . . Don't let it go to waste. I've given you all my recommendations.