The National Master Only Loves Pokémon

After reading Chapter 19, I couldn't hold it back and wanted to say something. It was fine at first, but after meeting people, it became rubbish. First, you were treated as a god, and then the mayor invited you home to support you. After that, he invited you to have a meal, and then started asking you to cure my mother. It was nothing, but she was cured. You are being asked to prolong your life, and then you are asked to visit various houses, and you are asked to go to the public to let the townspeople know each other, and some little miracle doctor comes out, questioning you as a liar, forget it, you can just release the big rock snake, Gyarados and the like? First come up with a feature to ask for rain, make the rain fall, and then drive away the rain on a sunny day. What is this? This is the wind and rain! Afraid of getting people wet and getting sick, I summoned the big milk can and a healing ringtone! Then what little miracle doctor doesn't know that you are really a miracle? Why did you let her come up and confront you? Just because she is a woman? Did you ask her to come up so that you can see her appearance clearly, and then she will show off in front of others, and she will be so excited that she will be naturally included in the harem? I couldn't help but complain about my brother. Also, when you were sleeping at someone else's house, you didn't let out smaller Pokémon like Patacho to roam? Are you so relieved? Just because he was called a god?

Playing games with elves is really speechless. There are so many words that have no communication with the elves at all. They are just used as tools.

That Xu Yu is not the heroine, so there are so many plots about her. I really want to beat her to death.

She was asked to ride a dragon even though she was suspected of being a liar. . Pig's feet are also easy to talk to.

World Map

I feel that the protagonist has the potential of a holy mother. When others ask the protagonist for help, the protagonist is just like a dog who sees shit and cannot refuse. If others ask the protagonist to die, what does the protagonist do? And only one Pokémon of any kind is collected. Is this collecting for a game? Also, since the protagonist has system game capabilities, there is no upgrade setting and he can only upgrade by defeating monsters? It seems to be the same as Liu Shuiwen. I hope it will be changed later, otherwise it will be nothing to see.

The most important thing about Pokémon is the relationship between humans and Pokémon, but it didn't work out at all. . . . And when I first read it, I thought it was an ancient version of a farming article like the Popular Science Elf. . Result. . . (￢_￢)

I always take a few women with me wherever I go. Fight ordinary Pokémon, fight mythical beasts, fight, battle with enemy generals, and negotiate with the enemy's national division. It feels like a big shot, but it didn't write any heartwarming scenes of interacting with Pokémon, and it was just showing off. Pokémon are like a bunch of data. The most powerful thing is to get several wives and concubines pregnant at once. I didn't read the rest.

A rare subject matter, and the writing style of Xiaobaiwen is almost the same as that of urban immortality.

It's a good setting, why would you want to scrap it?

I have written nearly 14 million words and am still at level 3. Are you really not considering writing in a different way?

The biggest problem is that only the protagonist has Pokémon, which makes the protagonist a bit deus ex machina and has no opponents at all. In fact, there is no need for a plot at all. In this case, no one will expect any plot from the protagonist, because there is no suspense at all. For example, like One Punch Man, the advancement and fluctuation of the plot is handled by Genos, but the problem is that it is impossible to set up a character similar to Genos in this book. After all, only the protagonist has Pokémon.

, World themes can also be used, the male protagonist is the Mother Mother.

After reading it, the plot of interacting with people is really bloody. The first dozen chapters are more interesting when you are surviving in the wild.

It's too simple. The plot gave me the feeling of Doom going to Moore Manor.

The setting is okay, I really want to watch it, but the characters in it are always a bit unclear, and I feel like I don't know what to say. Alas, they are destined to be together but not connected. I can't watch it anymore. It's a pity that it's useless.

The author's writing is very interesting. I can see that the writing is a bit white, but the plot setting is quite good. The protagonist can conquer Pokémon, and the upgrade is not as slow as traditional Pokémon stories. I am looking forward to the follow-up. When I was playing games as a child, I was thinking that if Pokémon really had such huge abilities, they could do all kinds of things, build secret bases, and go on wild adventures. But what a pity, not many people seem to be watching.

Do you know if the author will consider publishing a book with additional materials?

The previous scenes alone in the wild are okay, but the scenes after contact with people are hard to describe.

Pokémon battle is the way to go. What's the point of the male protagonist owning Pokémon alone? Only then can he teach trainers and Pokémon professions.

Can you use the hypoxia game to write an apocalyptic survival article?

Have a few books been taken off the shelves?

Has no one read this book? No one has posted, it feels like these posts are from February. `