Ten Thousand Years Before the Pokémon Era

Thumbs up for the author's imagination I've seen a lot of PM articles. This author is very imaginative. He came directly to a prehistoric elf world with no technology, not even a Poke Ball. It's very nice. No matter what the plot is, I give you a thumbs up for your imagination. It's very creative.

I feel particularly unhappy when I see the protagonist having no money to use in his own tribe. It is undeniable that the protagonist is an ancient tribe developed with modern knowledge and technology, but why is the protagonist so poor? Not to mention that all the money is made by the protagonist himself. Although I don't understand currency very well, it doesn't matter if the protagonist prints more by himself, right? Why is it that everyone else has money for everything they do, but the protagonist has no money? No salary for managing the tribe? No salary for being a witch, no reward for inventing new and useful things? No royalties for others to use the things invented by the protagonist? It's really true, the protagonist has no money to eat jumping fish in the tribe he developed.

I don't know how many people have seen the TV version and the theater version, but the combination of Zhulan and Biting Land Shark is so cool! After all, the five senses determine the outlook. Being able to fly is a huge advantage, and as a hunter, he must have lived well in prehistory.

My favorite Pokémon Well, if we only discuss commoner Pokémon, wouldn't it be nice to wear colored contact lenses for Variety (funny) Well, the supreme creation god, forgive your humble believers for their admiration from another world. If you want to talk about your favorite Pokémon, it is naturally Palkia, the great god of space. The reason is that the power to control space is very strong. I also like the dragon and water types.

Well, I've just read the latest chapter and haven't taken any notes, so I may not be able to describe the details very well. The plot overall feels good. I can't say it's poisonous, but it feels like food. It's quite delicious. Herb jelly - As a mortal, if you eat jelly grass, your body will explode (←Ahem, just kidding). ——Go ahead, book review ball! —— I am a book reviewer of Ten Thousand Years of Prehistory of Elves~ If I cause trouble to you, please don't hit me (poor. Jpg). If you choose, you can leave silently or leave a kind comment~ Me It's just a pitiful, weak and helpless person who is still locked in the Book Review Ball with Introduction and Personal Interpretation. Well... I should have some bloodline for "Plot Suggestions" (whisper bb)? [ps: Any thoughts and explanations below are from a personal perspective and are for reference only~] ——Introduction—— Ten Thousand Years of Elf Prehistory (0.0.1.20201026X) Focus on:The construction and development of civilization. Current core goals:Solve the problem of invasion of alien organisms. Reading suggestions: 1. If you are here for Farming + Prehistory, you may need to learn about Pokémon that appear in the article - because the author does not have many descriptions of the appearance of common Pokémon, only the self-created Pokémon that appear in the article b> Made a certain extended description (but it seems to be based on some prehistoric creature prototypes); 2. If you come here for Elven Literature + Raising, you may focus on the bond between the protagonist and Pokémon - the author's thoughts on Pokémon Sacrifice There is enough foreshadowing in the early stage, and the protagonist's pet is not necessarily immortal, but you need to restrain your urge to send the author a blade; 3. If you come here for Elf text + battle, you may be more or less disappointed - the author does not describe much about micro-control in elf battle >, generally playing battles in the form of teams, arrays, or directly people vs. Elves✓; 4. If people come for Elf Literature + Collection... You should give up (←No), the author has limited the number of pets that the protagonist can catch to a certain extent, and there are no Poke Balls! ! ! It is recommended to focus on the world view - after all, you have a good imagination. ——Cuties with other tastes are welcome to leave messages, and I will use this to continue to update this introduction—— (Additional: Generally, elf writing focuses on: development/collection/battle; world display is a personal reading preference) ——Personal interpretation—— Well... The general plot line of this book has not been developed yet. For example, Celebi and Shi, there is no intention to reveal it yet. Therefore, the overall plot is currently relatively simple and easy to understand, with not many twists and turns, so I will not give detailed analysis or speculation here. ↓The following is an analysis of this book↓ This book has improved its focus on elves, and compared to most elves, the subject of farming from prehistory is undoubtedly pioneering. However, from the perspective of the entire starting point, the theme of prehistory + farming is actually not that new. And as far as the two modules of prehistory + farming are concerned, the author actually did not write a particularly unique style - except for the prehistoric expansion of the elf worldview itself. So I personally feel that if readers come for prehistory + farming, they may not be very interested in the protagonist's inventions, and most of them may be left behind by the elf worldview portrayed by the author. As for readers who come here for elves, they may be a little uncomfortable with the author's description of how to capture, collect, and fight elves. At the same time, the author may be more inclined to portray the emotional aspect, and be a little brief on some of the more "hard" details and plot processing-probably a general but not refined feeling, but the emotional foreshadowing and creation are still quite good. If we follow the current pace, this book will not end easily, but there are less foreshadowings, and the work may become more routine/bland in the later stages. From a personal point of view, this book is unlikely to be very good, but it should be above the level of excellence (hold your head to prevent beatings. Jpg ) ——Some small suggestions (weak voice. Jpg)—— The battle aspect can be expanded to a certain extent. At present, it is still not possible to immediately feel an elf army with a clear division of labor, and the degree of display of characteristics is not personally felt. However, the overall tone of the article may not be suitable for the expansion of this aspect (I don't know if the author has watched Pokémon battle videos, so I won't go into details for now). As for the cultivation and domestication of Pokémon, the author can give a more detailed description (but not too much), but it is based on the weakening of Pokémon itself in cultivation. Perfection can add color; imperfection is actually okay (after all, it is still a bit difficult to develop reality and expand it-a lot of information needs to be searched). There is also the collection of elves... This feeling has almost lost its status hhh But in various senses, there is actually no need to expand a lot. In short, I don't feel awkward watching it. Instead, I feel inexplicably exciting as the protagonist and author improve. And overall, there are personal bonds, but they seem to conflict slightly with the bonds of civilization, and it feels slightly inconsistent. At present, I feel that it mainly focuses on detailed emotions and depictions. In the current form, it is difficult to express a very grand prehistoric scene. (whisper bb: As a rookie, I am already envious of lemons QAQ.) ——To be completed—— (In short, the above is only from a personal point of view, and the reference is a bit weak... I just hope you don't hit me after reading it...)

The supreme creation god Arceus! Show the power of God! The power of the eighteen series gathers here! Fireball! ! Water drops! ! Thunder and lightning! ! Green! ! Icicles! ! Fist! ! Poisonous! ! The earth! ! Blue sky! ! Amazing! ! Jade bug! ! Monster! ! Rock! ! Dragon God! ! Evil face! ! Steel! ! Leprechaun! ! The creator of the eighteen series of powers! The supreme god who created the world! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! End sanctions! ! The ultimate power of the light of sanction! The light of endless attributes! ! Sanctions will be imposed on the blasphemer @Qidian. Com, Xiao Baibai! Arceus's eyes are filled with divine power Endless time and space are shining with light The ultimate power! ! The light of sanction! ! (Narration: The author was hit by the power of the supreme god, and the author was decomposed by eighteen attributes) (The author was split into authors of eighteen attributes, and each author started coding) (The supreme reader said that the author's eighteen times coding speed is really...

I think the Pokémon in the ancient elf world was called Warcraft, so there should be ordinary beasts.

Talk. What elves does the protagonist have in total?

I have a bold guess about the egg. Judging from Deoxys and the green caterpillar tribe, the egg may be Rayquaza. The alpaca caught the meteorite and fell asleep, so if there was another meteorite and no elf caught it, Deoxys came to earth. This gave birth to Rayquaza who specializes in destroying meteorites and alien creatures in the atmosphere. It takes time to give birth to Rayquaza, so the time the protagonist traveled through should be the time when Rayquaza was about to be born. Since there is no restriction from Rayquaza, Groudon and Kyogre A lot of fun fights lead to earthquakes and tsunamis. Rayquaza's egg has been guarded by a tribe of green caterpillars for a long time, so it looks like a green caterpillar when it is born (refer to the immortal novel "Phoenix" when it is born), this green caterpillar Rayquaza It has not evolved. When Deoxys from the north came to the protagonist's base camp, the protagonist and others were unable to defeat him. At the critical moment, Rayquaza's green caterpillar evolved into Rayquaza to turn the tide. It is a legend that the green caterpillar evolved into Rayquaza at level 100.

This is the information from the Pokémon official website.