Elf Full-Time Trainer

Many Pokémon fans can't write about the feeling of Pokémon, and they just write about using Pokémon to fight to make money and fight to make money. He doesn't have the freedom to go wherever he wants like Xiaozhi. Life is no different from reality

This elven alliance is rotten to the core. It is the worst alliance I have ever read. The alliance in the book not only enjoys privileges for the so-called nobles, but ordinary people and ordinary trainers have almost no human rights. I don't think civilian trainers will fight to protect such an alliance.

The scope of Pokémon fan fiction is very limited Considering my level, I haven't written a book, but I have imagined several kinds of protagonists: Protagonist with abilities, protagonist with traveler, Protagonist with treasure hunt, protagonist pursuing immortality... There are few books that I can write, but most of them are about the plot of fighting in a gym😥It feels very boring

I feel like this organization is a combination of Digimon 3 and 5

Shinji can see the skills that can be learned after he has conquered them. The strange elf guides that have not been conquered will only give information.

A direct descendant of the alliance can actually lead the three imperial families. Not to mention that everyone can lead it. It was said in the anime that those things are really elves, and many trainers will catch them as soon as they appear.

Only children want it all, adults can't bear it

No, only children can choose. Only adults understand the trade-offs.

How many times a day will it be updated after it is released?

Isn't Nakayuki-chan even here? 🤓🤓🤓It seems that I am one step ahead of him

After reading a few chapters, it turns out that all real-life Pokémon books are based on the same mold. The protagonist is a poor guy who can't afford to raise Pokémon, and he's a member of a dark alliance.

Why did the newly hatched elves fight the next day?

Why do everyone like to write Pokémon fanfics that fictionalize reality?

The general environment of this book is very good, but the protagonist, the elf, is a bit too cold. Others must at least have a quasi-god. You have 6 of them, and only Riolu is interesting. The others are really not interesting.

I hope that in the future, I will collect super powers instead of La Lu La Si

Brother, your grades are worse than mine.

Brother, this comment section highlights a desolate point

The Rift Elf can be set as a fixed Munt. This explains Riolu's Munt, and secondly, it promotes the Doctor and the Munt Pokémon, providing a solution for harmlessly dealing with the Rift Elf. (The alliance appointed a doctor to lead a team to study Rift Mente. Isn't each Rift Elf more important than a baby?) Also, individual case studies that do not have large-scale capabilities can only be treated as specializations, right? It's a bit illogical to use a case to talk about new features, and there is no academic demonstration. Can you pass it by just relying on papers and test data? Should we not be cautious about such a major academic discovery? ? ?

What a good guy, he went from a low-level class to a high-level class again qaq

Is there a female protagonist?😁

Urban writing is not for novices to write

After reading Chapter 95, there should be a female protagonist named Lin Ruozhi. I thought the author really didn't write about female protagonists. . . . I am too naive🙄🙄🙄🙄

Brothers, why do I think this book is so like a fantasy novel?

Add original Pokémon characters to the mix

Is there a female protagonist? Is there a female protagonist?