Tropico

Is there no Poke Ball to recover? Aren't you afraid of someone else's one-goal superman?

I thought it was for farming, but I saw that the system was not a auxiliary system, and it was probably a data flow. Alas, I thought I had found another elf article about farming. Alas, we are destined to be together.

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The idea of ​​obtaining funds for pollution recycling is good, and the theme of harmonious coexistence between man, nature, and spirits is well chosen, but the writing is too hasty. The protagonist only has a few lines from the moment he discovers Marilou throwing a big stone to the moment he adopts Marilou, and there is no foreshadowing for Suicune's appearance. There is no hiding in front of others that one's thoughts and actions can purify pollution in one second. The protagonist takes the ship driving license test, purifies the surrounding sea and the land on the island, the house construction project enters the second phase, meets Suicune and reaches cooperation with Suicune. These things are all laid out without description or foreshadowing. It is more like reading an outline than reading a novel. This pace is really too fast. Readers who like to read elf novels want to see the interaction between the protagonist and Pokémon and the ecology of Pokémon. Readers who like farming novels want to read the protagonist's leisurely pastoral songs. Written in the same way as an outline, there is no reading experience at all. Taking the island inherited by the protagonist as an example, the protagonist's house has entered the second phase of construction. The reader actually knows almost nothing about this island, except that there is a lake. How big is this island? Rough shape? The terrain and vegetation on the island? How far offshore? Don't know anything. For farming articles, you must at least have a concept of the land before the reader can have feelings for the land. Only after the protagonist transforms the land will he have a sense of involvement and accomplishment. For elf novels, the proportion of Pokémon appearing is too small, and there is no realistic sense of "modern society with Pokémon". Generally speaking, the pace is too fast and it feels like a running account outline, which is very boring to watch.

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I retreated. It looked so stupid. The elves don't know how to use the Poké Ball to recover. I just left it blank, waiting for someone else to recover it.

Even after they were cut, they were pushed to me for two days in a row.