Real World Pokémon

This is my favorite elf fanfic book I have ever read!

I originally wanted to read it after a few hundred chapters, but I couldn't hold it back. Although some of the author's complaints and cuteness about the new elves have been added to the plot, I want to alleviate the depressing plot. However, I still feel that the plot is getting more and more depressing. It looks like something will happen to my gay friend Nakajigu. Is Rem's appearance malicious or is someone trying to test the dragon system? The principal is suppressing and restricting me. The pushy woman doesn't know whether she wants to become the heroine or has other agendas. To be honest, I like reading dark novels now. I think other elf novels are too childish, but this one is too depressing. The protagonist's golden finger slowly disappears, and the protagonist's weaknesses are also obvious. It's been so long and he is still hanging around in college. It looked uncomfortable, so I turned it on automatically. I swear by this post that I will not read it until one or two hundred chapters have been updated, so keep it.

I think the book is great, I really like Pokemon Begins. I have basically read all the fairy tales. From one or two sentences to dozens of chapters, most of them are unreadable. Except for this book, I think the others are not satisfactory. This book is the best fairy tale I have ever read (personal opinion). Come on, author, I am a die-hard fan.

Disclaimer: This review represents only my personal views and has nothing to do with other readers. I usually read very little real-life elf literature and am only familiar with traditional literature, so I will write about my feelings after reading it. [Book title + introduction] 7/10 The title of the book is an intuitive introduction, real world + Pokémon, the focus is clear at a glance, the introduction style is multi-element, 7 points. [Cover Sensation] 10/10 The color series and style of the cover feel very good and tasteful. [Preliminary evaluation] 25/30 1. The first chapter is time travel. The pace is not particularly fast, but the description of the surrounding world view during the time travel makes it easy to get involved. From the perspective of the city, it has a sense of substitution, and it clearly emphasizes the world view such as Elf Science. The overall score is 7 points 2. Goldfinger wrote it directly and it is very clear to read. 10 Points. 3. The protagonist's main plot goal (to dominate the elf family step by step, and write out the difference between a bad trainer and a salted fish) is also good, with an 8 score. [Writing and Impressions] 33/40 It is very smooth to read and has no obstacles. Elements such as the urban-style realistic elves and the arrival of elves in the world have always been very popular at this time. This kind of real world is not separated from the main body of the book and is very popular among those who like urban elf novels. [Others] 5/10 I feel that reading realistic elf novels is very different from traditional elf novels. The main thing is the combination of urban elements and the elf world. Of course, there are also many realistic side characters and realistic battles. PM texts are diverse and colorful, and everyone has their own preferences. This urban elf novel also has its own characteristics. In short, it is quite easy to read. Maybe my requirements for travel articles are different, focusing on elf interaction, growth, etc. Finally, (dry) writing is over, see you in a million words, Sweet Potato——

Xiaobai has been taken away by me, covering her mouth and smiling 🤭

Joint code: sweet potato sweet potato fan

Very well written. The setting, system, elf versus elf, and elf's character are all very good. It's just that there are too many conspiracy theories and truths 😥, which makes me a little uncomfortable. But the Pokemon content gives people a bright and different feeling, and I like it very much. Come on 😁

Roast a sweet potato😊

Among the few new pm fan books I have read recently. This book is quite good. But I also want to make some suggestions to the author. Hope it gets better and better. The author may have wanted too much to show the authenticity of this elf world. In some places, he used too much force and used a lot of inner monologue-style techniques to show the protagonist's indifference and maturity. It doesn't mean that this method cannot be used. But author, you are using it too much now. This world is very realistic. It's cruel. Then you have to write more examples to prove that real actions are always more convincing than empty words. For example, the part between the protagonist and Su Ming is very real and very good, but don't write too much about what the protagonist thinks and thinks, which is like treating the reader as a fool. Also write about how the protagonist works hard. One or two paragraphs of general principles are enough. Too much will make the story seem too watery and the plot will feel dragged out. Because in this way, you may seem to have a lot of things in one chapter, but in fact there is nothing substantive, so there is nothing to support it.

It's been a while since I've been here, Jiangjiang is here, sweet potato, sweet potato, sweet potato!

I think it's good! I think the real dark flow should be like this, carrying out other actions based on its own interests. Unlike what some people say, it seems a bit boring to fight back after others block your interests. There are really fewer and fewer books like this, so read them and cherish them.

This book is quite good. From what I know and what I have seen so far, it can be considered the best. Come on! I support you from behind! Ps. If you don't suggest it, you can consider looking for the author of this book. You can say that they are on the same level and maybe communicate with each other. Because you are a two-dimensional elf, I think the new book is very good

Jiangjiang Bubbles This Book is a call for Da Da's craziness in writing elf novels.

I would like to take advantage of the boss's website to recommend the same Pokémon novel, Lomich, which is an alternative novel that subverts cognition. I hope you guys will appreciate it. Finally, I wish the author to make money every day, order thousands of books, and make a fortune.

After reading Chapter 90, everything else was fine, but it was too gay. And I think the author has a tendency to deliberately write gay stories. I don't think this is the case with other Pokémon, but looking at this book, whether it's the protagonist and his roommate, or the protagonist and the elf, they all have a gay atmosphere. 😅😅

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Very true! As far as I personally feel, this book is more realistic than dark, very realistic! Unlike some other dark wind books, everyone is deliberately cruel and cruel for the sake of dark wind! Through the perspective of the protagonist, a world with extraordinary power shortly after experiencing turmoil is presented to us bit by bit! Very well written! Come on!

It is also my first time to write a book. With inexplicable excitement, I occasionally refresh the data every day. As long as someone comments, I will be excited for a long time. So, everyone, if you think my writing is interesting, please support me more. I will work hard to write the following plot so as not to disappoint everyone. I want more people to read my book! ! !

O(*≧▽≦)ツ ~ ┴┴

Ye Li didn't feel sorry for the protagonist and didn't harm him, but he wanted to kill her and rob her because of two Pokémon with hidden characteristics? The protagonist of "Other People's Darkness" novels is that I will not offend others unless they offend me, but I will kill them if they offend me... Is the author serious about creating a protagonist with such a serious anti-social personality? Do whatever you want, but do no harm.

It's too fake that the Steel Immortal Evil hasn't been discovered in 500 years. All three types are immune to a certain type. It's too stupid that it hasn't been discovered yet. It's not that I have to argue, I just want to complain about it.

One: The realistic elf text is quite good, but many times the cruelty of the elf and the darkness of reality are deliberately described, and the forced creation of the dark wind is inferior (it does not match the elf in the minds of most people). Two: The problem with the modifier. When I first wrote the lucky bag lottery, I thought the modifier was too buggy. All the strength, potential and skills can be modified, and special abilities can be obtained. In this way, you can make a lot of money by changing your identity, and then top up your attribute skills. Isn't it invincible? But I thought too much, because the attributes in the article are useless at all, and the skill level is not very useful. From the fact that Ghost's level 5 special attack speed is A, while the principal's hippopotamus only has single A, but was crushed by the latter's momentum (# funny), it can be seen that level is the last word in this game (can attributes be eaten?) So what's the point of the modifier? Chapter 3: Chapter 74 Principal Hippo King monitors the whole school, does it mean that telekinesis = omnidirectional camera + recorder (stealing ~ # funny)? Does this mean that elves with high levels are invincible and all elves cannot detect this surveillance? Then why can ghosts resist hypnosis? (Good boy. Fortunately, the Hippo King is only at level 60. Doesn't level 100 mean that he can control all wills and do whatever he wants?) Four: I can't bear it after seeing Chapter 78. In fact, the previous chapters felt pretty good, but what the principal wrote in these chapters... Is a bit too much Five: I don't mean to criticize, just some suggestions about loopholes.

I feel that the pace is too slow, purely for the sake of water. The early stage is good, but in the middle stage, it is funny just for the sake of being funny. Dark text and funny chapters are mixed together, which is really awkward. Especially the progress issue. Many chapters are about how the author talks about how to cultivate. There are a lot of ideas, but the actual strength has not changed at all. It is simply that if you can beat it, you can't beat it, and you can't beat it. The biggest bug is that every day it says there is a lack of resources. You can completely give up on the principal. The income of tens of millions of 1,000 high-level energy cubes a month actually says there is a lack of resources. It is specifically to slow down the pig's feet and slow down the progress. My impression of the more than 400 chapters is that most of them are training ideas, and the battles are only about competitions. There are too many words on daily training ideas, but my strength is still so low, I just keep walking in circles. It's not that I'm not good at writing. The main thing is that the pace is too slow. I feel it's purely for the sake of word count. Finally, I suggest that dark writing should not have too many funny writings. It's really neither fish nor fowl. The training camp part is really going to collapse.

It is normal for the author to be scolded. Either he writes about dark wind or he does not write about dark wind. What does it mean that it is not all dark? Neither side pleases. If you do bad things, you have to have a moral bottom line, and if you are a bad person, you have to set up a memorial arch. From my point of view, I don't see where the so-called dark wind is at all. When there was an explosion, I held Ye Li's hand and used my body to protect her (block her under him). The protagonist has no good impression of her. Why do I do this? I still think about irrelevant people when it is so dangerous. There are also routines. Among the three participants in the competition, the male is disdainful of the protagonist, but the female is curious. They both come from a big family, so why do they make the men so miserable? The daughter's lowered IQ makes her curious about the protagonist.

It seems that the whole world is full of malice towards the protagonist, which is too deliberate. Whenever the protagonist encounters any problem, it will develop in a very evil direction, especially when he sees a variety of monsters being sent to eat the remains of the elves who died in battle. This is not darkness, just a crazy, selfish and severely persecuted delusional patient. You can be full of malice towards the world, but don't blame the world for responding to you. This should not be the view of an adult, let alone that he has lived a second life Darkness should not be for the sake of darkness We do not deny the dark side of society But we should not demonize the society's human feelings and sophistication (However, the author has successfully created a bad guy, which is worthy of encouragement) Above

I was confused at the time. I was chasing your novels. It was enough to have the Black Dragon Codex on the bookshelf. Then there was the Dragon Who Devoured the World, which I also tolerated. Now here comes you, and all of them are updated every month. What can I do? I am also helpless.

I feel that the protagonist is mentally ill and is being persecuted. In his previous life, the protagonist was a chief editor. He was like a detective who was often exposed to murder cases. He always turned dark and killed people to silence them. When there was danger, he made the Divers eat the corpses of elves who died in battle for strength. This also gave the protagonist an indifferent personality. This is selfish. Okay, this is a bottom line issue. Okay, inexplicably everything about the protagonist is dark. I really can't stand watching this.

It's good-looking, and I also like the darkness, but really, it feels a bit depressing. The protagonist is forced to quickly improve his strength. After looking at the introduction, it's only around level 30 after more than 570 chapters. This is still a case where there is a hang-up. If there is no hang-up, wouldn't it be a waste 🥵. It's a good-looking book, but it's quite depressing. I can't help it. Oops. I hope the author can write better and better.

After seeing the free part, the protagonist gave me the impression that he is a perfect egoist, a dualist, and a first-level player who shirks his responsibilities. Anyway, as long as it is good, it must be his; no matter whether the elf has killed people or committed crimes before, it is justice when I go to him. I don't care what he has done before, as long as it is good for me. Also, the author wants to depict a cannibalistic society, but the writing is too cold, and what he depicts is a beastly society, without etiquette, morality, and the shining point of humanity. At first, I thought that the dark flow written by the author refers to the realistic dark flow in which the world is either white or black but a delicate gray. I didn't expect it to be a large-scale double standard scene where the protagonist who makes the world go around collects elves (elves) in his harem. To be honest, I am a little disappointed. If it is this kind of dark flow, it is better to label it as a demon flow. The strong can have everything and kill at will, the weak have no human rights, and all humans are just pigs for the strong.

How is it possible that evil cannot be detected? Even if an elf is officially released now, without mentioning its attributes, it is estimated that players can test its attributes in up to two days... Even if the characteristics are old, they can be tested in a week...