Those Years I Spent as a Pokemon

I feel that the protagonist is useless, there is no immutable stone, or some other props to suppress his energy. It is mediocre, evolved, and can't beat the trainer at all. The elf baby, just wait for the author to come over, otherwise it will still be a wild pet baby in the end. It is too weak and can't even eat a few energy cubes, let alone defeat the mythical beast.

The protagonist's name is Jiang Xiaobai, but it's okay. Do you have to choose a name that has the power to dissuade you?

The writing is indeed very good, but the protagonist is a bit too idealistic and there are no cheats. How can the protagonist stand on his own?

In fact, if you can plan well, you can show your abilities in the wild, then choose a trainer with good character and follow your growth. After growing up to a certain level, or surviving the trainer's death, this requires long-lived elves such as ghosts, and then wandering, following the original route, to the birthplaces of other partners, leaving behind legends one by one, or fulfilling the partners' wishes, which are relatively time-consuming, so that new bonds can be formed. You may also need to issue knives, develop normally in the early stage, and have a sweet daily life, and then unexpectedly, kill the trainer and kill a few partners, so that you can have a route to relive the journey🐶 I have already thought of the titles "After the Trainer Dies" and "A Certain Pokémon's Wish List"

Bobo's writing is really good. I don't understand why I changed to Infinite Stream. It's a pity. Isn't it better to write to be the strongest than to become a god?

It's no different from a bad ending, changing the identity of an elf without any warning. I subscribed in vain, and I will never follow the human race during the competition period. Later I read the two chapters of automatic subscription. Depending on the situation, Bi Diao will become no different from a clown, 88

The protagonist is really a loser. He doesn't eat meat. He develops and learns to fly faster than other people who eat meat. It's so fake.

Just write this one well and abandon the Marvel one. This one will at least be a masterpiece once it's written.

The first 2 chapters got me hooked. . , It's so pretentious that you are neither a human nor a bird. Your reincarnation is not complete. You won't eat birds or insects even if you become a bird. You don't think very smart, it's too ideal. . , See you by fate

Author, the protagonist's philosophy of life must be unified. He can be temporarily subdued to help humans for the sake of feelings, but don't just mix with humans, otherwise the big bird will become a clown in the previous life. Isn't one of the main reasons why the big bird will die is that it is unwilling to be subdued by humans? You must be steady. I also have a personal suggestion. You can give the protagonist a reward every time he is reincarnated, such as the protagonist's previous life. The most proficient skills he mastered when he was a bird, the mastery of the flying type, these things are turned into talents, passed down to the next life, and focus on more than one week. I personally hope that with the process of reincarnation, the protagonist's Pokémon treasure and racial value will become higher and higher. I don't hope that in the last life, Casey will be the green caterpillar in the next life. Of course, it depends on the author. Come on, the writing is still very good.