Pokemon's Phantom Master

Some time ago I went to catch up on the theatrical version of Zoroark. I don't know how the author plans to set up the protagonist Zoroa. After all, judging from the title, this has always been the real main pet, and it focuses on the illusion genre. I have never seen the appearance of Zoroark in the TV version, so here are some of the plots I saw in the theatrical version, and I would like to share my thoughts on Zoroark's hallucination ability. I hope it will be helpful to the author. In general, I feel that Zoroark's hallucination ability is more like a "fantasy manifestation" than an illusion. It can be said to be something from awesome to explosive. First of all, let's look at the Zoroa sequence's hallucination ability in the play, which is divided into three parts: wide-area type, other body type, and self-type. ①Wide-area type: This one should be the easiest to understand. When Zoroark causes trouble in the city, he changes the position of the space-time wormhole in the park, and Zoroa shows his hometown grassland. The characteristic is that it is wide-area. After creating the illusion, there is no need to cast a spell on an individual, or even the subject does not need to stand within the scope of the illusion. It can basically be regarded as replacing the original world in terms of perception. ②Other body shape: It means the illusion of individual processing for an individual. In the theatrical version, the villain feels the energy flowing into his body when he absorbs the Chrono Hollow (pseudo), but the Amethyst used by the pool to trap the three holy beasts with illusions belongs to this one. This one can be said to be awesome. To put it bluntly, I want you to think that you must be whatever you think you are. The three holy beasts are definitely good, but Zoroark said "you are trapped by the amethyst", so they were really trapped. It seemed that they would not be able to open themselves if others did not come to rescue them. Then there was the moment when the villain was empty when he absorbed it. He had absorbed it once decades ago. He must have known how it felt when absorbing energy, and Zoroark certainly didn't know it, but in the hallucination, the villain still thought that he had really absorbed time energy. That is to say, when Zoroark performs a spell on someone, he only needs to set the result that the other person will feel, and does not need to know what the other person is going to feel. In other words, its illusion can directly mobilize the information in the subject's head to complete the illusion. ③Self-type: As the name suggests, it is an illusion that changes one's own mentality. In the play, Zoroark transforms into the Three Holy Beasts, and Zoroa transforms into Ash Ketchum. To be honest, this place was said to be an illusion a month ago, so it would be better to just call it transformation. Zoroark fought against the three holy beasts in the form of the three holy beasts, but according to the performance of the cartoon, if he hits the head and changes back, the head will be injured, and if he hits the body and comes back, the body will be hurt. The flying arrow has never "passed through" the body. You have to know that the three holy beasts are larger than Zoroark. Let's talk about Zoroa. When he turns into a human, he will leave his tail behind. When his tail is pinched, he will be forced to transform back into his original form. In other words, this tail is an entity and is Zoroa's real tail. But the problem is with Zoroa's height and body shape, how did he raise his tail as high as a human's butt. The only explanation is that the self-body illusion really changes the body shape, not just a virtual illusion. Based on the above three points, if you still say that the illusion of the Zoroark sequence is a pure illusion, then the word "illusion" may need to be redefined. If I must say it, Zoroa's hallucination characteristic is extremely inaccurately named. As far as personal feelings are concerned. It is not so much an illusion as it is a basic ability after the "ultimate ability to break the barrier between reality and illusion" has been infinitely simplified to only qualifications (the enhancement obtained after shaving off all cultivation). So I personally feel that the real Zoroa is really strong, the kind of being who can run for the God of Illusion/the God of Reality and Illusion!

You have to have a dog-licking protagonist, but you've never seen a woman? Is it fun for women to have elves? The protagonist of a good novel is so alienated

The three views seem to be wrong. The protagonist travels to England in the 18th century. Because a group of people there abused an elf. And kill that group of people. And that elf has nothing to do with the protagonist. There is no bond, do you understand? In the eyes of the protagonist, elves are more important than people. I think that's what this world is about. Or should elves serve humans? In essence, there is no difference between elves and pet wild animals. However, the protagonist's behavior seems to be just, but it deviates from his own human position. This represents the loss of a part of humanity. According to the novels about cultivating immortals, this is like being possessed by a demon.

Do you have too many eunuch books? It has become a willful eunuch several times before it has gained enough popularity. There are really not many people who can invest with confidence. The introduction is so awesome that no one will click on this book except book lovers who are really desperate for books and like elf literature.

You should give it a try and don't give up just because of the so-called Shennong. To this day, I still think this is a rare and good book. There is a heroine, but it will not be brainless. I think people who think that elf literature does not need a heroine can also read it The best thing is that the author is very powerful. Harmful, in terms of emotional arousal And about Celebi,,,,, I mean Chapter 51 (probably) I really held my chest in my chest at that time (but I think my mood is not right recently), but the subsequent plot was very good, well, it was very reasonable and smooth. So it's not too toxic (don't start with some people's opinions, so be careful when reading book reviews) I also hope that the author can maintain his standards. This is the only PM article I have read 200 chapters. You need to skip to read the others Big cheers for the author (◐‿◑) By the way, how many monthly tickets can I add to the update?

Having seen a lot of urban elf cultivation streams, it's really rare to see a pm article that focuses on describing the characters. Seeing that some people don't like male protagonists who are licking dogs and ruining their children, I can only say that everyone has their own preferences. Some people like to get the pleasure of pretending to be cool from novels, while others like to see all kinds of characters in novels. Although I haven't watched much of it, I think it's very exciting whether it's the friendship between Han Hao, Ran Bing, Guo Feiyu or the emotional drama between Ran Bing and Han Hao. In comparison, there are indeed fewer elven dramas, but the flaws are not concealed. There are more commendable aspects in this book. In short, I've chased it, author, come on, go, go, go!

Don't read the book reviews before reading 50 chapters. The book reviews of these two elder brothers are not very friendly to newcomers (completely neutral, I have no position)

I just saw the review after it was released. It's full of flaws, the author. I was still in high school laughing and joking, flirting between men and women, taking a mock exam and so on. In the blink of an eye, he was exposed to the deep hatred of Yuhuang Mountain, and then an inexplicable Qin Yuer appeared. He was exposed to the fifth dimension and the Hangzhou University exam. It stands to reason that at this time, he should train hard, work hard, and take the exam arduously. In the end, after reading a skill book, the protagonist became lame, the ultimate waveguide was exposed, and the once-in-a-millennium waveguide talent appeared. It didn't matter. Then he worked hard to pretend to be a cup and went to college to pick up girls, and that was it. Then the first climax of the book came. The lameness happened yesterday, and today Celebi appeared and performed as fiercely as a tiger, only to find out that he was a fool? Is the gay friend the protagonist? My gay girlfriend is the director of the Imperial City National Security Bureau? ? ? This Qin Yu'er only appeared in a few chapters. Within a few chapters, the Celebi incident ended in a hurry. The protagonist seemed to be rushing to the scene, and the villain and the readers didn't understand it. Then the next big thing? It's still a huge event, with riots throughout. Readers haven't tasted Celebi and the Wish Stone carefully, are they rushing to get there? The supporting characters were not clearly written, and the plot came and went quickly. If you want to develop, you must first suppress it. Good books and paintings should be developed slowly, and only by speaking plainly and directly can you show your skills. But y1s1, the elf style of writing with a social flavor, is not systematic, which I like more. However, the author seems to be a little anxious. Is he anxious to write out good ideas and writing, or is he anxious to produce results? Since the book is called Lord of Illusions, I should use more writing style to write about Zoroa, instead of writing hundreds of chapters in only sixty chapters. Hmm. . Take your time, it might be faster.

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Love story with elf skin (female channel)