This Trainer's Pokemon Are Far Too Unruly

It looked very good from the front, but when it came to the Quartz Conference, some of the previous problems began to come together. First of all, I strongly support fanfics giving the protagonist some restrictions. There is no need to make the protagonist's Pokémon fall apart every second. There is no rule that Pokémon with average talent can exceed the limit. The trainer's tactical teaming can also allow these Pokémon with average talent to play a valuable role. But what can I say about the restriction method of this book? It is not clever enough, at least it makes me feel that it is deliberate. For example, for the backpack prop, some force majeure factors can be set to restrict its use, or it may not be a full prop at all. Another point is that the author has always emphasized that Zhouyou is a type who prefers to be happy with the situation but attaches great importance to Pokémon. This creates conflicts between the plot and the character design. For example, the conference is in front of him, and he knows that there is a strong opponent, and the Pokémon have them. Even with a strong desire to win, you still focus on describing laziness and saltiness, and even ask Eden and Reshiram to urge you to exercise. Doesn't this seem like you don't value your Pokémon that much? Everyone has worked hard to get to you. As for the treatment of Ye Ibrahimovic, he chose to evolve in order to prevent Ibrahimovic from suffering more pain. It was correct. However, after the evolved Ye Ibrahimovic showed his desire to stay, he later began to dislike the matching race. This division was very big. Why not make it clearer from the beginning. The description of leisurely daily interests is actually not a negative point in the Pokémon world. Many people also like to see this kind of daily interaction, but when these descriptions are placed in an inappropriate situation, it becomes a negative point. Being lazy and lazy when there is a goal that requires hard work (referring to winning this quartz conference), I read the author's comment about training and improvement in your example. The problem is not whether you have trained or not, but the attitude. As reflected in the current description, the adjectives I can think of are arrogance and arrogance, which are separated from the character and writing style.

It's broken. The overlapping ingredients of Poker and Pokémon are carefully considered by the author.

The good guy is both Jojo and Yu-Gi-Oh. It's a bit interesting, but the premise is that I know this joke, so it's interesting. If someone doesn't know and can't understand these memes, but finds them inexplicable and makes people unable to stand it, it's best for the author to explain what the memes are.

Which boss can't stand the author's depravity and bought him a daily guide 😏

I read Chapter 6 with great interest and found that the battle in the novel here is limited to four skills. If you can't accept it, you can leave

If you don't put aside those ten years to become a champion, you might as well throw all your golden fingers to the bug-catching boy on the roadside. At least they won't be so bad.

Network map

Let me just say one thing, this book names Pokémon.

Limit the number of skills in a game and apply the settings in the game. Who is holding you in the real world? Who among the truly strong would play the game after hearing such outrageous rules? Baby competition? I have never heard of anyone restricting skills in famous Pokémon novels. . . .

No wonder I said that I had read this novel before but didn't read it. It turns out that you can only use 4 skills in the game.