I Only Wanted to Be a Trainer

Read the latest chapter and share your thoughts. First of all, this book is of a certain standard, and you can read it as you go. I'm almost tired of reading Pokemon battles, and the integration of research is refreshing. But here are a few ideas, just for the author's reference. The first is the career system. For the Elf Scholar career, it is obviously based on the setting of the Arcane God's Throne. It is a semi-original concept. However, the current background setting career plan is not very clear. If the power career system is not set well in the middle and late stages, it may collapse. Secondly, the plot is a bit draggy. Judging from the recent climax, I personally feel that the rhythm is not very good, and the excitement has not come out for a long time (actually it is a bit watery). (Refer to the third point, if the cool points of the novel are mainly based on research, the battle situation should be more compact and highlight the big cool points, if you don't think I am talking nonsense). The third is a cooler setting. When I read Arcane Throne, one of the biggest joys was getting headshots after the thesis came out (hahaha), but the highlight of Pokemon is actually the battle, it all depends on how the author combines it. Looking at the title of Goldfinger and the novel, I feel that it would be better to focus on the former one, and supplement it with the latter one (I divide the Math Olympiad into this category). If the latter one is mainly about the cool points, I feel that Goldfinger is a bit off, and I personally have a strange feeling. (The Elf Leader is obviously in this category. The research is ultimately to provide resources for combat, but he does not have Goldfinger and relies on memory and research assistants, so he only creates but does not go into depth). If you want to pursue balance, it will test your writing skills. If your writing skills are not good, it means nothing. The above is a personal opinion, and finally I hope the author will work hard! I hope this subcategory will produce more excellent works!

Is suppressing evolution and learning other skills really beneficial to future development? I feel that many elf novels like to write about suppressing evolution. It is understandable not to evolve in advance, but it is not good to suppress evolution too much. Miaomiao cannot evolve because he has learned to speak human language (I remember it seems to be said in the animation) Suppressing evolution and learning some skills that are not very necessary will directly consume the power of elf evolution. I don't think Banmu's big tit-for-tat is suppressing evolution. I guess it is to increase potential through a large number of rare resources after evolution.

Let me tell the newcomers here in advance to prevent any brainless people. This book can be used as food. At present, it is generally at an upper-middle level, but it is not very monitoring. The author I have read so far has set the world that research and development is not enough and is a bit one-sided Features have not been proposed, but some obvious and empirical summaries, such as strong chest muscles. I forgot how to set up the Fairy type. In addition, I hope that if the author wants to get Meenas in the future, he will not just start evolving them casually. I have seen very few written in this way. One-sided is that some aspects have been ignored, such as green caterpillars. The general idea is that they are too weak, and the best way to quickly evolve into Bad Butterflies is to cultivate them.

I started subscribing, and the writing was very good, but later on it made people very unhappy. The protagonist always compromised and gave in, did not dare to refute, and pretended to slap people in the face, which was boring. In reality, the protagonist should be a university student, especially the knowledge of the elf world can be converted into power. It's really funny that people with no academic achievements always refute it. Is the author so lazy? Even the villain is reluctant to change. If readers are unhappy, they will naturally lose subscriptions.

It's always those few people who are playing the clown. Really, you should change the author to someone else, or just don't want it at all. It looks so speechless. It's really illogical. The protagonist has done so many things. As a result, they think they can get a doctorate by relying on a universal formula that has not been developed and has not been certified by the public. This is contradictory to the previous emphasis on the difficulty of obtaining a doctorate 😅

The ideal author The real author

All kinds of pretense and slaps in the face, well, I thought Pokémon novels wouldn't have such things, but this one doesn't, and there are many more.

Only then did I realize that these two names look like...

Repeatedly showing off and slapping people in the face to attract hatred

Proposing and summarizing characteristics is an achievement that can lead to a doctorate. I don't understand whether the author has a follow-up or what he wants to do. Just like the discovery of the egg group, it is a doctorate. Now it seems that it is at least a small prize, and even Banmu looks down on it. I really laughed when Banmu ignored this epoch-making discovery because the discoverer was only a small prize winner.