The Pokemon Journey That Began with a Brat

Uh, so realistic... They're roasting a big tail and eating it upright in the very first chapter...

Hmm, the way elves talk is a bit strange. Actually, a combination of vocalizations and gestures would be enough to convey the general meaning, otherwise it sounds like something out of a fantasy novel.

It's like I didn't read it at all; it's so padded! Author, if you keep writing like this, I feel like you'll never keep readers. It's disgustingly padded. Even the smallest thing gets padded out to at least 6 or 7 chapters! Can you please change this habit? Your last two books were like this too, didn't you see?

The author suggests you write a new book like that dark, encouraging story about ordinary people, one that isn't too verbose. This book about a brat is already a letdown, in my opinion. I'll follow your new book.

Indeed, although the poor characters I wrote about earlier had their aptitudes and later on collapsed due to Naz, they still felt good to read due to various factors, especially the martial arts elements that humans could utilize energy.

Qidian is currently looking at follow-up reading data, so I hope that all readers who are nurturing the book can take a few seconds to quickly flip to the last page. Thank you!

Can you please simplify this? Taming a duck only took seven chapters; it's like not reading at all. I really don't want to subscribe.

I really like this novel. I dropped it before because the poor characters treated women like playthings. I hope this one focuses on the elves and doesn't delve into that other aspect.

Are you a bitter gourd? Always smiling bitterly, you're the King of Bitter Gourds.

I've complained so much, I have to write a book review. Have you ever wondered why the protagonist was abandoned by the two families in the elf world who never looked alike? It's a foreshadowing, okay?!