Pokemon: A Heavenly Mission

The settings in this book are too discouraging. It is normal for elves to have a life limit, but this is too short. The giant needle wasp can only live for two years, and there are not many others. Does this mean that professional trainers keep changing elves? There is no guarantee that they will be equally strong. The four skills are the most uncomfortable. The lifespan must be realistic. The skills are indeed fully set by the game, and the damage is fixed 😅😅 Sorry for quitting.

This book is a pure fantasy written under the cover of elves. The elves in the text can be replaced by any kind of creature. It is recommended that you read it as a general fantasy novel and not as an elf fanfic The only existence of the elves in the play is to eat energy upgrades and then work as thugs. It is almost impossible to see other fanciers coexisting peacefully with the elves. There is only an exchange of interests and reality. The elves will be abandoned if they are not strong enough, and the master cannot Elves will defect if you provide benefits. People and elves are not friends, family or brothers, but bosses and employees, superiors and subordinates I know very well that this is the main purpose of the author, reality, but using it on elves is really a failure. It would be better to directly create your own creatures. The results of this book will be much better. We all know that cats can eat mice, but few people want to see whether Tom Cat really eats Jerry Mouse or cannot be resurrected.

1. The lifespan of the elves is too discouraging. 2. Personally, I feel that the descriptions of some mythical beasts are over-interpreted.

Basically not toxic, the setting is also very interesting, but only four chapters are not enough to read 😃😃😃

If I hadn't seen the elf, I almost thought I was reading fairy novels, family, hahaha

After the protagonist overthrows the aristocratic family, his group becomes a new aristocratic family. What is the significance of this?

I think this book is dragged down by the Pokémon fandom. It would be nice if I created my own set of pet monsters, but I always feel a little disconnected.

At the beginning, when I saw the author's theme, I felt it was interesting and relatively novel. But then the author wrote about the setting in a large section of text, which made me feel that I was over-interpreting Pokémon and it was very embarrassing. In the future, Slowpoke will have to think about philosophy in order to evolve, so I won't go into that. When the fire dinosaurs evolved, the rules came out. Are the rules so simple to understand? You are only level 40 now. Is this how cheating works? What about the settings the author wrote before? What about the rationality of pursuit? Is the author writing Pokémon or fantasy? Finally, the character design of the protagonist is also a bit poorly controlled. Let's not talk about the very awkward personality. Is it possible for a person who can think divergently for two chapters in a battle and not guess when he knows there is a palace underwater? Anyone who has watched Pokémon will first guess that it is Mafina's palace. Why doesn't the protagonist boast about the IQ of the Phoenix King now?

The author looks at your novel and finds that you are not very suitable for writing about elves, but more suitable for writing about cultivating immortals.

The first part is okay, but the second part is really getting more and more mythical, with all the Tao Te Ching coming, no, what I saw is really embarrassing, the protagonist's halo is getting heavier and heavier, and the natal artifact has come out.