Pokemon the Pauper

This book is generally okay now that I've read it. I thought it was pseudo-lighthearted and dark, but it felt like it was reading. The first few chapters made me feel like watching Dark Bug Master, which was good. Later, I felt a little bit like Bug Boy, but it was more of a post-apocalyptic siege. People can't get out of the town and ordinary people can't get in, let alone travel. It will probably take a long time to develop after that. It's too out of rhythm. The character of the male protagonist is not very clear. He can be decisive, scheming, and like a dog. His promotion in two months is average. There is no need to be too flattering to others because he will surpass him in a short time. His style and having a few more beauties in the harem will not matter. The reincarnation's IQ is not obvious, he is just a little brat.

Jiangjiang is here, bringing army hot pot, Bobo chicken, dried tofu with egg, fried tofu and steamed bun soup, and snail and lion rice noodles to watch the big book and make a call while eating.

What would it be like if we could really travel to the Pokémon world? —————— Unless Soul Transmutation and Reincarnation start well, most people will just be passersby fishing and catching insects. . Be an official in the alliance and then climb up? The aristocratic families of Junsha, Du, and Joey? Or join a villain organization, such as those [Team XX]? It's very difficult to do this. Unless you are one of those few talented people, most people can only be ignored by others, and your Pokémon knowledge may not be of great use. —————— Three sacred birds in my left hand, three sacred pillars in my right hand, two gods of time and space above my head, and three fools in the sea, land and air behind me. All the mythical beasts are my backers. This idea is beautiful, but unrealistic. . I would be very satisfied if I could travel to the Pokémon world and have a few quasi-gods in my hands.

Since you are a civilian trainer, you can use some relatively unpopular elves (although popular elves are more attractive to many people), but it is still okay to have a few interesting "ordinary" elves 🙂

Nazi's twist was too stiff, her luck was off the charts, and her character just didn't match up. It would be better to make a small trick at the beginning, and raise the following boys like a big man. After Cerulean City, the resources are too abundant, and travel is like a useless thing. By the way, the elf that Nazi sent has not arrived after dozens of chapters. I'm sorry for my venomous tongue, but I didn't order all of them in vain, haha!

In fact, elf writing is quite easy to write, and the elf itself is magical enough. It is not enough to go far, it is easier to follow the system. Personally, I think the most valuable flower is the root. Take root + energy absorption + energy storage + energy release + photosynthesis + sunlight flame. Even with the Sun Cannon, the Sunny Team can still go a long way. Although Charizard is badly used, it can fly and change the weather; it is very useful. Coal Turtle is also good, it's so good that no one has written about it. Water-based transportation, Lotte Hetong is very easy to use. In fact, it is quite economical to specialize in the plant system; the development speed is also relatively fast. For example: Cradle Lily blooms on a sandstorm Lotte Lotus blooms on a rainy day Blizzard King blooms on a snowy day Big Food Flower blooms on a sunny day It is quite interesting to form a plant weather team. The coconut egg tree can be used as a special attack, open a plug-in to learn teleportation and teleportation The rotten wood demon is also good, the pm version of Lanruo Temple's grandma It seems that all of the above can learn to take root. The birth of the tree world is quite interesting. Although I don't like Garp, the grass field is really awesome. Team Sunny and Rain is also quite strong.

Finished reading. I'm not interested in reading anymore. Nazi's turn is really outrageous. It would be better to replace it with life-saving grace. I think the female reader at the back can't stand it. No respect for women was seen. This kind of opening and setting is indeed difficult to write, but it shouldn't be like this in the first place.

It's really hard to pamper readers of elf novels these days. They don't want heroines, they don't want dark novels, they don't want unpopular elves, they don't want systems, they don't want four skill settings (I don't want this either)… (additions are welcome) Originally, elf novels are niche literature, but with so many requirements, are you not afraid that there will be no elf novels to read in the future? I'll be honest here, there are no two books that catch my eye right now from Qidian (still being updated)

Many people say they can't accept the plot of those women? These are all normal worldviews, there is nothing unacceptable. And this is a world of extraordinary privileges. Now that you are rich and powerful, you are already like that. An extraordinary world will only highlight your desires.

Author, do you feel that things have changed a bit since you started to accept your subordinates? Why did you accept your subordinates? In the world of Pokémon, if you give elves like rocks and girls, the protagonist can actually cultivate them by himself, so what's the use of having subordinates? Let me ask you, in the Pokémon world, your partners are Pokémon, not other people, and even if the two people become stronger, what is the use? There is no sense of involvement, and the Pokémon of these two people are so easy to obtain now. To be honest, the protagonist's early struggle is really useless if you look at it now. I hope the author can see these opinions of mine.

Has the author published a new book? I hope the author can learn from the lessons of this crash. In fact, I especially like to watch the previous plot slowly grow and support the struggling pig's feet instead of the pig's feet that the big money collapsed on the later list. I have opened a new book. Please inform me. Thank you for liking the kind of struggling and dark literature. Haha.

I sent the contract today, and the author didn't expect it to go so smoothly. Originally I just wanted to fulfill a dream of my own, but I didn't expect so many people to read it again. Then the author will write it well, come on! At least one update every day guaranteed!

After reading Chapter 40, I found a problem. The protagonist has been fighting green caterpillars and unicorn bugs in the forest for more than ten days, but he didn't find a grass elf? What kind of forest is this? In addition to insects, the elves in it are mice and birds. Is this scientific?

The author's writing style is more mature and smooth than most new writers, and the world view is also very interesting. He fills in the gaps of the huge elf world framework with his own reasonable opinions, and makes modifications to a certain extent, making it more fascinating and lingering than ordinary elf fan fiction. Many readers commented that the author's pace is a bit slow, but I think this is needed at the beginning of a book, because it is necessary to reasonably introduce the world view and allow the characters to grow, making some things less abrupt. For example, the attitude towards Ning Hui cannot become so cold and possessive after sleeping. This is a wave. Bo, this all requires the right opportunity. It may also be because most readers have read Pokémon comics or animations and are very familiar with the world view. They just want to see the conquering of Pokémon and the evolution of Pokémon. I personally think that instead of doing this, it is better to follow the author's perspective and slowly peel away the fog of this magical world.

The pet of common people still has to have a big tongue. When I work as a fishing boy in Kuye City, I can catch dozens of fish a day. There is only one difficulty level to get it, you must have rock blasting skills. Continuous characteristics are inherently the best, and cannot be changed by relying on characteristic capsules. Water Stone, there is a permanent water stone under the water in Dry Leaf City. If you don't take that, you can try your luck in various mines and pits, or you can rob ore collectors. The advantages are, firstly, it is common enough that even the top-talented big talker is basically not coveted except for a few people who know it. Second, the attack power is strong, the output is fierce, and the continuous characteristics are equal to that of a machine gun. Biological machine gun turret. The champion looked at it with envy. Third, it is weak in the early stage and is particularly easy to catch. However, the protagonist needs detection skills to be able to distinguish the skill characteristics and strength of Pokémon. Otherwise, it would be difficult to catch. After all, the giant-tongued clam that inherits the rock blast is considered one of a million.

If you have any ideas for moves, you can write them down below, whether they are ones you think can be advanced from the most basic, such as: Bubble → Bubble Light. There are still things in common, things that can be learned by analogy, or things that can be learned by relying on one's own training, you can write them down below!

The beginning of this book was actually okay, but I stopped reading it from the beginning of Nazi. What the hell. .

Nazi is really good. . . I had obviously written quite well before, and I thought it was very exciting. As I slowly grew up in the elf world, and suddenly made such a huge leap, I felt that my level was all messed up. It's good to eat soft rice, but it's better to only eat someone higher up, and then surpass her and let her understand what a real big brother is. It's impossible for someone to like to eat soft food all the time. Wouldn't that be a piece of cake?

I really don't understand. Is it really that difficult for ordinary people to want an elf? Are there none outside the city? If not, then why can the protagonist be able to clear the jungle infinitely once he has an elf? If so, then why don't you find someone to help catch garbage elves like green caterpillars, or do civilians have no relatives or friends? Even if there is none, why not spend thousands to hire a civilian trainer? Adult civilians who are not strong enough and have elves can definitely do this business. Anyway, in my opinion, civilians are weak at most because they don't have money to train them. It is impossible to even get a garbage elf by luck.

The author strives to write about the elves well. This is your first work. Just write about the bond between the protagonist and the elves and the friendship between friends. Never insert a heroine late in the middle period. As far as the current plot is concerned, if the so-called heroine is really going to be written, the elves will take away a lot of their roles. And in the current elven novels, the results without a female protagonist are much better than those with a female protagonist. As long as you can write the elf plot well, there is no problem in ordering thousands of copies. For specific reference, please refer to I Am Not the Elf Supporting Character, Elf Character Master, Pokemon Garden Tree, and Elf Master. Currently, the only one with a good female protagonist in elf literature is me. I really don't want to be a trainer. Moreover, the writing skills of the author of the heroine and female pairing are very demanding, and if they are not written well, it will be a serious problem.

I feel like you made Mewtwo too strong. Lugia and other things are written too weakly. The feeling of Mewtwo in both the theatrical version of the anime and the manga is not very strong. But Lugia is very powerful in the movie version and anime. Although Lugia is not that strong in the comics. But that's because the opponent is Liu Bo, that bad guy. So Lugia is a second-level god and Mewtwo is a first-level god. I really can't understand it. There is a huge gap between Chaomeng's performance in all appearances and those cover gods. At most, it is similar to the insect god Darkrai. Nothing compared to aliens. After all, aliens can only take one form in the game. In comics, theater versions, and anime, you can change forms.

After evolution, the whole world will open up, and you will meet more people, so book friends who like this book can join in. The name is a little more Japanese, and the elves used are elves from the Chengdu area of ​​Kanto, and their strength is from ordinary to elite. PS: It is not necessarily guaranteed to be used by everyone. Format: name: Gender: Strength: Elf: If you want to identify the faction, you can indicate it, such as: alliance, family, civilians, gym, Rockets, villains, decent people, etc.

Help the author, if you tip 1,500 points from 8pm to 24:00 these days, you can get 4 monthly passes. I personally tested it and it works. I also saw that the author said he was on holiday, so he shouldn't be asked to update every day!

Although the writing is broken and updates are often interrupted, I would rather die than become a eunuch, which is worthy of praise.

I didn't read much, just over 200 chapters, and sent out the protagonist's elf photo

It's boring. When I saw this place, I didn't want to see it anymore. It felt like a running account. It looked boring. The front part was OK, but the back part wasn't very interesting. Once I got to Hualan City, I didn't like it anymore and it was boring. The more I looked at it, the more boring it became.

Is it time for this initial elf to evolve? Is it easier to get the Leaf Stone now?

I want to make a sandstorm team, those six elves are better

A good book is a good book, but it seems so short

Are there any other elf novels that are very realistic, not too game-like, and more dark and realistic? Please recommend.