Becoming the Strongest Trainer with Little Darla

The title of the book can be typed as Little Dara. You're such a ridiculous trainer

Perhaps it's because those popular Pokémon such as Quasi-God, Luca, Queen, Eevee, and various Gosanjia have appeared numerous times in other fandoms, which led the author to focus on elves like Radha, which no one has ever written about in my memory. I feel that the author chose a hellish start for himself. I think the choice of the initial Pokémon is extremely important for a Pokémon book. First of all, it will occupy a large part of the content in the early stage of the book, and Pokémon fandom is destined to be impossible to rely on one Pokémon to occupy all. Then in the middle and later stages, other Pokémon will inevitably appear to occupy more roles. They are usually either particularly popular Pokémon or more talented quasi-gods, or even mythical beasts that possess both. Then the excellence of the initial elves will affect the appearance rate in the later period. (For example, the initial elf Eevee in The Headmaster, the real core elf in the whole story. Although Magneto and Big Brother are also very good, I always feel that Eevee is always the winner. Looking at the initial elf Dark Duck in Darkness Rising, I feel a little weak in the later period.) But no matter how I say it, it is They have all made great contributions to the growth of the protagonist. Without the resources earned by the hard work of the former, how can we support the smooth growth of those with outstanding talents and the latter? Therefore, choosing a good starting Pokémon is of great help to the entire book. More attractive Pokémon make us readers who like this subject stop. But the little "Dara" 🤤 in the title of this book is really a bit dumbfounding. What makes me laugh is that the author has shifted the perspective beyond those Pokémon that seem rare but are actually bad, making Pokémon fans less uniform. What makes me laugh is that Dara really makes me don't know how to view it positively. It has been 8 generations since Pokémon appeared in the main story. Among hundreds of Pokémon, Rattata was chosen as the original Pokémon. Since I have not read this book at all, I guess that the male protagonist is probably the kind of Pokémon who has no background at all and can only choose this kind of Pokémon that can be seen everywhere in the Pokémon world. But the title of the book determines that this is no longer just a question of whether the elves are the original ones. I don't know if the name Little Dara (face covering. Gif) was intentional by the author, or simply a typo, but it has given me a subjective idea that Dara will be the absolute focus of this book, and it will not and cannot be changed no matter how many outstanding elves follow. So how to make Lada the best in the world is the most critical issue. First of all, ordinary Lada is of the general system, and its attributes alone are too mediocre. Its main attribute weakness is the fighting system. Of course, the normal system and the ghost system are ineffective with each other. However, whether it is a normal Lada or an Alola Lada, the most skills it can learn are the general system and the evil system. Therefore, the main weakness of the ordinary Lada with subordinate attributes is the fighting system. (The fighting system has one of the best attack attributes, so the weakness is very painful.) From the perspective of racial value, the racial value of 413 is simply unbearable. The physical attack of 81 and the speed of 97 are the values ​​that Wei Er can rely on, but Lada's characteristics, whether it is perseverance or vitality, can make up for the lack of attack. The perseverance trait must be brought with the Fire Orb in the later stage. In the game, this Items are not available in the early stage. In most novels, they are harvested from a small adventure of the male protagonist (except for system flow). Of course, there is Lada with the escape characteristic. If you use this characteristic, you may be really sick. The speed line of 97 is just stretched by those 100-speed Pokémon in the battle (I feel sorry for Lada for a second). Of course, in reality, the game data is meaningless. Judging from Lada's appearance, its most prominent feature is its four upper and lower front teeth, so the direction of cultivation must be those two front teeth skills. The first is the must-kill front teeth. The game setting is a percentage blood deduction skill. If you directly copy the implementation, there is something. As long as you have two health bars, God will bite you. A drop of blood, and then the ultimate incisor harvest, it will be perfect, but it is unrealistic to think about it, so I can only think of relying on the sword dance to strengthen and then hit a high burst, such as the skill of repaying a favor. With Lada's small body, a protracted battle is impossible. He can't be beaten, and he can't resist, but he can lock the blood and bring him back to life. Therefore, to write Lada well, the author has to use his own imagination. Although there are Pokémon fans who choose to start with a seemingly low race limit like Ratha, for example, there are several books that start with a horned insect, but that is because the boss of the Big Beetle, Juyu, is in front, and the Mega Giant Beetle is strong and handsome, so there are many imitators. However, the start of Ratha has no advantages in talent and appearance, so it is really difficult to shape it well. Finally, I hope that this book can make some unremarkable Pokémon unique like in Dark Giant.

I really can't accept Rattata. I think the book starts with a low-level trainer and the protagonist's first elf giant needle wasp is acceptable, because Banmu has a giant needle bee at least. I have never seen a powerful Rattata. Even if you are just a green caterpillar, I can accept it. After all, the insect and grass types are easy to raise in the early stage, and the Rattata is an evil type. . . I don't like evil elves very much.

After reading the latest chapters of the novel, I originally thought there would be no female protagonist. Who knew a seedling appeared. Are you going to eat soft rice? It's better to go directly to the wild to catch elves and sell them, so that you can level up and make money. I sold a green caterpillar when I found it, why not do it? There are more than ten thousand green caterpillars. As long as you work hard to catch elves in the wild, hundreds of thousands a day will not be a problem. Your back is not as good-looking as the front. Who will read it if you put it on the shelves like this?

I want to see some ordinary elves shine, but those quasi-gods have long been tired of them

Let's just say that if you don't like Ratatol, you don't have to read it, right? The author's book title is listed here, why are there still a lot of people chattering about it, Pikachu's race value is not high, and Master Zhi can still play with it, anyway, I'm tired of watching God's Pet, and I want to read some fanfics about ordinary elves. There are many books about God's Pet, and it's not hard to find. Why do you insist on catching the author? 😖

This book is well written. I have read a lot of the same quasi-gods, such as the Fire-breathing Dragon Armor, Ninja Frog, etc. This feeling of becoming stronger from an ordinary elf is different. Just like Liu Bo's little wild boar, the messenger bird can directly defeat the first-level gods, such as Banmu's giant needle wasp. The real trainer is the one who is cultivated from weak to strong. . . . Although it may require more resources, it may not be as many as Quasi God.

It's too idealistic, a bit like watching a mentally retarded anime.

Do commands like avoid have to be given by the trainer? Elves can't hide themselves? And can people's reaction and speaking speed keep up with the elves' fighting rhythm? Why not train elves to fight independently?

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