Pokemon: The God-Tier Trainer

I just read two of them, and I was blown away. An elf listed in the national college entrance examination policy actually costs at least 100,000. Does this mean that poor people are not worthy of going to college? So what kind of fucking college entrance examination is this?

Haha →_→ In the first three chapters, a group of junior high school students, what kind of hatred do you and I have, what kind of childhood sweethearts are we, Dou Po is so disgusting, please, brother, you can just write Pokemon when you write Pokemon, but the result is all Dou Po's revised version, with the same attributes.

I want to read about why articles about elves always involve women. If I want to read about falling in love, wouldn't it be good for me to find a romance novel?

I think the author's writing is pretty good, so I'd like to give you some suggestions! The core of Pokemon is not the so-called battle, but the emotion between people and elves. This is the most important thing. Fighting is just a tool to enhance feelings. The friendship between people and elves is the core! It's Xiaozhi and Pikachu, they are partners, and with Ninja Koga, it is because of the great love between them that Ash can separate Ninja Koga. Otherwise, if they are just fighting, Ninja Koga will never leave, but Xiaozhi still lets go! This novel was well written before, but the protagonist is too eager for success and profit, and there is no urgent crisis in the world view. Why is the protagonist so anxious? Why the rush to pursue combat effectiveness? Compared to his peers, the protagonist is not bad! I wonder what the protagonist is eager to pursue? !

There has been too much regression. I have read the author's first two books. I don't seek progress, but I can't regress so exaggeratedly. Hey, I hope the author can get back to his best.

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To cheat the protagonist, but not to give the protagonist a corresponding IQ, it is a real server. If you don't have money, can you just buy two eggs, hatch them and sell them?

When you need money to cultivate an elf, and when your friend already has an excellent elf, you insist on giving away the B-level qualification Kentero without selling it. What a deep brotherhood.

. . . My personal suggestion is to skip the first four chapters, otherwise you won't be able to watch what happens next.

Did the author sell his account? It's not the same style at all.