Elves: Starting Burning Worm

Why not add a level, either a numerical level or something like the King of Champions? If you don't have a level, does it all depend on your mood whether you win or lose? Very messy

Jiangjiang is here, the front row is bench, melon seeds, soda, Xiaoxiaosu, and the back row is sports drinks, spicy strips, and crispy cookies, come and watch the great masterpiece, ^_^

After watching Pokémon for so many years, I understand a truth. You must have evil-type Pokémon when you go out. Otherwise, like the protagonist Xiaozhi, you will be frightened when you encounter a haunted house with ghost-type Pokémon. If Xiaozhi is not the protagonist, you will probably be disappointed. Therefore, for the safety of the journey, it is very necessary to prepare a evil-type Pokémon during the trip.

Just a reminder, four skills are restricted, it's up to you to decide whether you want to

Does the author have any misunderstanding about Ugly Fish and was misled by those Pokémon mobile games? In the elf world, Ugly Fish are neither too many nor too few. What is the reason for the scarcity of Menas? It is because it is difficult to evolve.

The red Gyarados mentioned by Uncle Magikarp

I remember that the Burning Bug evolved from level 50 to level 60. Does the author want to grind it slowly, or directly cheat?

The protagonist's heart is too big, and with so many outstanding elves, he is unprepared for anything, and has no trump card. If he were not the protagonist, he would not be able to survive more than two episodes.

The plot is not very good. With this system, I can't go to several pastures and slowly look for elf sheep with full attributes. In the end, the electric dragon evolves and is also very strong. If you have to set a missing setting, you are lucky! It doesn't reflect the protagonist's IQ at all. If the protagonist purely relies on luck, wouldn't it be better to just get lucky and conquer Arceus? Just go to the volcanic area and search slowly, and the talented burning bugs you find will be better than this bloody beginning!

Why not add a level, either a numerical level or something like the King of Champions? If you don't have a level, does it all depend on your mood whether you win or lose? Very messy

It's outrageous. He obviously gave a bunch of full-V divine pets and made a bunch of enemies. He tried his best to prevent the ugly fish from evolving. The writing is too backward and a bit naive. I really like Pokémon stories that follow the anime, but so far there aren't many good ones.

I don't quite understand why people who write elven literature include red and green. These two are just stupid. If they were written according to the original work, they would definitely overwhelm the protagonist. If they were weakened, fans of the original work would be uncomfortable. The best way is not to write about these two people!

What a magical outline the author has. By the tenth chapter, the protagonist directly provokes three villain organizations, the Elf Hunters, the Galaxy Team, and the Fire Fleet.

It would be much more comfortable for readers if the whole book didn't seem like a maniac about burning bugs.

What do you say about the burning bug elf? . . In the Burning Bug period, you need to play physical attack, and you also need to master physical attack skills But after he evolves, his physical attack is only 60, which means that most of the early skills are useless and you have to waste time learning new skills Furthermore, Vulcan Moth needs to evolve to level 59, which is higher than some quasi-gods. If you are a Burning Bug, you must quickly get the second Pokémon. If you are not a rich second generation, you can't afford it

It's extremely poisonous. The villain won't be killed if hit, and he won't be captured and sent to the police station. The elf's skills will never hit people, even in wild fights. The villain won't do this. It's fucking weird. I looked carefully and it's just an elf novel.

This Fire God Moth is outrageous. Since it has evolved to at least nearly level 60, the challenge to the champion in the game is only about level 60, and with such a high racial value, it is tied with a Pikachu. How strong is Xiaozhi?

I just saw the first gym and I didn't quite understand it. It's not that I don't understand the battle, but why the gym leader wants to fight three on three when he knows that the opponent is a newcomer and it's his first gym battle. Normally in games or animations, the first game for newcomers is one-on-one, but why does the author say it's three-on-three? No matter how naive the Steel Hall Leader is, he should know what the standards are for first-time newcomers. It's a bit like forcing three versus three in order to let the protagonist show off Pokémon battles.

The white Ice Eevee you want, I also changed the original cyan blue into sky blue🤓