Pokémon: Elf Queen

As a junior high school student who is also a writer, I really understand how you feel, come on

I looked at it a little bit. It is recommended that the author find a popular elf novel that he likes and imitate it. If he has his own ideas, write them out. If he doesn't have any ideas, he can write down the plots of other books without changing the contents. (This can prevent novices from wasting a lot of time because they can't think of a plot. Although there is a high chance that they will be criticized, it is also important to follow other people's writing and have a deep understanding of how to write plots in elven literature.) You can also conceive the plot every night when you are getting ready to go to bed and lying in bed. For novice writers, it is unrealistic for the first or second book to become a big hit. The most important thing is to persist in finishing it. When you have written enough words and finished it, read your book carefully again. You will clearly feel your progress and your former immaturity and deficiencies.

I'm not very good at writing. I'd better write a few more books.

Don't give up, I have persisted through 300,000 words

Chapter 3: Poisoned, speechless, Master Ball? Three more? That kind of ball can't be sold in the game, so why can't it be recognized well? In the anime, there may not even be a champion! Boss Sakaki may have a lot of them, but they are called Dark Balls, and they are forced to be captured just like the Master Balls.

The author should practice his writing more.

I think it's best to write some original plots when writing Pokémon fan fiction.

(⊙O⊙)…Well, this writing style is really "good"

Give a recommendation vote to show your encouragement, cheers (ง •̀_•́)ง

If the author still plans to write, I suggest that the author read Pokemon Garden Tree. This book is one of the best books in traditional elf literature.

Come on, I hope the author will get better and better

How should I put it, I am becoming more and more inclined towards cool writing...

The pace is too fast, but it's okay

Where can I find the group...

I feel that the writing is at least not random writing by an elementary school student, but the plot concept is still a bit illogical. I hope it can improve. I will see if the subsequent plot can surprise me.