Pokemon: I'm Really Not a Poison-Type Trainer

The author has too many eunuchs and has quit the network? Or changed the vest? I haven't published a new book in a few months. To be honest, besides liking The Eunuch, I still really like his writing style.

What's the new book? Do you know? In addition, I really suggest that the author rewrites the dark flow, and your dark flow has great disadvantages.

The rest of the place was pretty good, but there was one place that really stuck in my throat. I just saw The burst speed of the circle bear is 6m/s Bulbasaur 3m/s This speed is not as fast as the author's own running I instantly felt that the combat power of the elves was several levels lower...

It's better to write about darkness. I think it's too embarrassing for you to follow the mainstream.

Although I have not read the Pokémon books that the author has interrupted before, I have probably discovered a lot of problems with the author after reading dozens of chapters: 1. He just tried to make up some weird plots, such as fighting with Darubi's trainer, being resented by the boss of a certain company, and fighting with some special courier and gangsters. Not to mention anything else, trainers from Zhenxin Town who have illustrated books and Yusanjia, such as Xiaozhi and others, except for those large dark organizations or hunters, basically no one dares to offend them, because they have huge backgrounds and may arouse jealousy, but they all compete directly in the form of reasonable battles instead of other means. Actually, the design of these plots is a bit low-key. It's not that it's impossible, but readers don't think it's a Pokémon trip. They just think it's just looking for trouble. Perhaps some of the plots in the book are meant to highlight some background settings, but if the settings are too low, readers may not want to accept them. 2. I think the most important thing about Pokémon battles is to highlight the bond between Pokémon and trainers, but judging from the past thirty chapters, Charmander has done this. In other battles, either Pokémon are tools or trainers are tools. This kind of battle can be mentioned in one sentence, and there is no need to even write about it. If you can write good battles, there is no need to write some dispensable battles. Maybe the author wants to use this bad battle description to reflect the improvement of Bulbasaur's strength or to introduce other things, but to be honest, there is no need, and it is easy for people to lose interest the more they read. 3. I can't write about battles, but Shuishui's daily life is really good. Pokémon novels are not novels that focus on the trainer in the first person. There is no need to do other bells and whistles. The protagonist talks to Bulbasaur more. Wouldn't it be nice to have more encouragement during training? Or read the stories of other trainers and their elves. There is a reason why the author has been stuck halfway through writing for so long. Let the author select the current Pokémon novels by yourself. Will you select novels that are purely from the perspective of elves or trainers? Many novels about being reborn as an elf only describe the changes in one's own strength, but they become unsustainable later on.

As long as there is no supervision, I will definitely support it! ! ! !

What about the group? This morning I suddenly discovered that the group owner had disbanded.

Yesterday I found out that the author has published a new book, and I have caught up with the latest chapter. This book can be regarded as a fine piece of elf literature as long as it is not a prisoner. It's just that the author's previous books have been eunuchs, so it's hard for readers not to worry that this book is also eunuchs.

In fact, the author has so many books, but the one I like the most is the Legendary Trainer. The later King of Era is also good, but the later ones are really inferior to each other. It can be seen that the author wants to change his writing style to cater to the current mainstream direction, but the author's writing style is not suitable for the current mainstream at all, resulting in it being neither up to nor down. There is also a big problem in plot advancement. It takes 7.8 Chapters to see the key progress of a matter, and there are still so few updates every day. For example, for the current chapter of Earth Dragon, I guess you have to write it until chapter 11.12. There were actually a lot of dragging chapters during the Legend, but this is obviously much better in this era. I still suggest that if the author plans to continue writing in the next book, he can try to change back to the original style.

How is the author doing? I'm determined. Let's try harder.