The Druid of the Pokémon World

What I really want to say is that Druid's nature is not just about grass and insects, it includes all animals, right?

This is my first time writing about Pokémon on Zongnet. The creativity is good, but the pace is too slow. The author's writing is too weak, the group portraits are not good, the characters have no characteristics at all, the protagonist is not fully highlighted, and the Pokémon has no characteristics. In Pokémon writing, the biggest supporting role should be Pokémon instead of supporting characters. The supporting characters have one or two outstanding personality traits, and the important ones are fine. There is nothing wrong with Military Training Campus, but the priority is too weak. I wrote a lot about unimportant things, but not the important ones. For me, the important points of this book are the Goldfinger copy, growth, travel, Pokémon battles, subjugation, and the bond between people and Pokémon. The author used too much ink to write about supporting characters and unimportant things, which was confusing to me. It was also difficult to read in one paragraph. The idea is great, but the writing structure is a bit poor. Stay tuned and look forward to the next one.

Overall evaluation The topic selection and content hit my sweet spot, fake DND plus Pokemon But the writing style and character development are very childish. Maybe the author is younger, but it feels a bit awkward to read.

So far, there is no elf novel about conquering elves while traveling in reality. Almost all of them are urban campus novels, or some elf secret realm 😭. It feels like the real world, but there is no sense of immersion at all.

Chapter 2 is so poisonous, a person who traveled through the past would make a fuss about buying an apple 1

Will the protagonist join the ranger organization later? In addition, the main character's friend's name was so unfavorable that he was persuaded to quit.

I read the first fifty chapters very patiently, but I skipped a lot in the latter part. In the world view described by the author, the group portraits and the descriptions of other backgrounds in reality are mixed with a lot of personal stuff and complaints, which is very funny. However, the author consulted some information and wrote it very carefully, but comments and explanations that are dramatic are not recommended. The author chose the third path between Pokémon and Zongwang, setting up his own background story. However, the writing is a little weak, and the plot is too bland. It does not have the passion and heartwarmingness of Pokémon; nor does it have the excitement and step-by-step of online adventure upgrades. If you really want to find an analogy, the author's writing is as bland as a diary, with a sense of life but no adventure atmosphere. Hopefully come on.

Too many words and too dense a layout. So tired of watching

When I saw the male protagonist's friend calling him Xiaohao, I immediately backed away. I really didn't want to see this weirdo's name🤗🤗

Kilgore and the deer are both guardians of nature.