Pokemon Breeding Guide

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My Pokémon seem different from yours

Does the bad psychological implication mean that Gengar evolved from Picoxi?🙂

Protagonist's name: Zhu Suihan ah ah ah ah, my whole scalp is numb and I'm sweating profusely, brother

Does anyone know what novel this is?

Housewife shows off her ugliness🤓🤓🤓

Except for the name of the protagonist, which may not be accepted by some people, it is not considered a great work at the moment. It really depicts the Pokémon ecology in real details about the Pokémon world, including but not limited to those Pokémon that have been ignored. Maybe there are still popular Pokémon with some filter colors from the perspective of the protagonist, but it also describes in detail some "weak" characters that are easily overlooked. "A true Pokémon fan should be a fan of these cute creatures without any prejudice." The author uses his own way to make the "combat power, realm, destructive power, and unreasonable behavior of the original work" in the game or animation settings logically self-consistent, rather than the so-called "data, values, and power should be like that" , is a relatively slow novel that needs to be calmed down and read carefully. Readers who like "cool writing" will feel a little uncomfortable, but it will definitely be an excellent work for now. It is also recommended that since the main subject is "Pokémon ecology", it is also recommended to describe some other Pokémon. Even if there is a main line during the trip, it does not necessarily have to rely on "Legendary Pokémon", the people and customs of other cities, the protagonist's ability to do things, and the encounter with Pokémon. I hope the author can work hard to update it. It's a bit unreadable, impatient.

This novel was very comfortable to read, and it brought me back to the feeling I had when I first started following Pokémon fans. Man and nature live in harmony, Joey reminds me of a fan article I read very early on. The protagonist's friend Joey has a lucky egg and she especially likes to cook it for people to eat, but she doesn't even look at the delicious dark dishes and smelly mud she cooks. The protagonist gave it a rice cooker, and for the first time she made edible rice. Watching Joey finish a bowl, she felt a huge sense of happiness, causing it to evolve directly into a happy egg.

Never have a female protagonist. Pokémon is just a Pokémon, and Pokémon doesn't have a female protagonist. Isn't it better to write about the bond between people and Pokémon than an emotional drama?

I am looking for a book. I have forgotten the specific plot. I know that the protagonist has a Lai Sad Tea. The tea is highly poisonous and corrosive. The plot that I remember most clearly is that the protagonist gives the Lai Sad Tea to a ghost to drink. After the ghost takes a sip, it will directly physically destroy the ghost.