Pokemon: The Competitive Master

There is still a limit of 4 skills. . . I personally don't like it. The author explained that it is more fair and ornamental. . . Then why not use elves with the same level and the same level? Isn't that more fair? . . As long as restraint exists, there will never be fairness. And in terms of viewing, isn't it more difficult to have a variety of skill combinations and release opportunities? 😰First of all, we need to figure out whether this book is mainly about elves or humans! ! ! The four skills in the battle of wits and courage are mainly to reflect personal differences. The proportion of the elves is much smaller, because the elves can learn many skills, and each time they use only the 4, so it is still in line with the theme of this book that humans are still fighting. 😎 However, I personally prefer the diversity of elves and want to see the splendor of elves, because I have read too many books about people fighting against each other 😅

Although it is slow to catch on, I continue to watch it. The setting is very innovative. It is not a brainless anime set for a younger age, nor is it too realistic and dark. I hope the author will continue to persevere and not change his original intention. The popularity will gradually increase. Anyway, I will fully subscribe and support it when it is released on the shelves in the future. I have a small opinion, that is, I feel that the main line of thought is not clear, something is missing, and it only writes about games in a large space. Even if it is a tribute to the full-time masters, it seems that there is still something missing. The creation of full-time characters, returning to glory and returning to the league, and daily descriptions are all very important. Of course, these are personal opinions. If you don't like it, don't criticize it. I believe that the author will arrange it according to his own outline. I hope this book will get better and better.

After reading the introduction, I was confused. Regardless of whether Sakumo has his own elf, even if the protagonist gives him the elf, can the elf listen to Sakumo? Is the bond just a decoration?

To be honest, this book is a bit too slow, and I think this is probably an important reason for your current poor performance. The first paragraph of your plot feels like you shouldn't write about other people's gym battles. Maybe you intended to let readers have an understanding of your redesigned competition rules first, but in other people's competitions, the sense of immersion is not so good after all. The plot actually unfolds quite well at the end, and the subjugation of the Flying Mantis and the Chenglong is also well designed, without turning into a bland ball-throwing thing. But, oh, but, the recovery of the Flying Mantis is already a story of twenty-five chapters! Chapter twenty-five! This is an online novel, and it's not that exciting in the early stages. How many people can persist all the way to chapter 25? The author still feels that he has written little. He is a newcomer with new books and too little experience. The subsequent writing is really good, but it is easy to lose readers if it is slow in the early stage. I hope the author will not be discouraged and at least insist on finishing it. This story is quite good. It is really a pity that the eunuch is here.

After reading the introduction, I didn't want to click in. What do you think of an elf? Tool or game account?

When you whitewash the Rockets, you should know that your results will not be good, because you are challenging the childhood of PM fans...

Just an introduction. In the Pokémon world, where individual consciousness, bonds, and intimacy clearly exist, this book is bullshit. Just read the introduction

After thinking about it again and again, I can't help but want to complain. This introduction is too discouraging. What is being an elf? A weapon?

4 Skills. . . It's not like the game has to limit 4 skills. This is not fair at all. Isn't this just dragging the top students down to the level of low-students and then comparing who is higher and who is lower?

The introduction persuades me to quit, does the author treat elves as equipment? Just transfer when you say transfer? Is the bond between trainer and elf eating you up?