I Can Give Pokemon Tailwind

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Reprinted from station B.

It's considered good grass. It probably has a score between 85 and 90. If we only count the Pokémon text, it should have a score of 95.

This is a bit too boring. Why don't you have an auxiliary system at all in your ability? It's just a so-called tailwind. The elves become stronger too slowly, and they don't see any progress at all. The protagonist himself is not an aborigine, and your talent is not obvious. Although it is good to be mediocre, it will be boring if you go too far. Author, don't forget that the elves are the soul of this novel. Why don't you open some auxiliary systems despite your ability?

After reading Chapter 13, I quite liked it, but I felt that it lacked some detailed descriptions, such as Pokémon. Although I knew what Pokémon looked like, but there was no description in the book, it felt a bit empty. The same goes for the moves. During the battle, the names of the moves were given, and there was no detailed description of the performance of the moves. I don't know if there will be improvements in the future.

It's rare to see someone writing about Xin Ye Miao and Mian Bao, so I'll give you a tip first

​ ​ Personally, I think it is more reasonable for the author to arrange for the protagonist to drive "Tailwind". If the protagonist's ability is to activate "Rainy Day", "Sandstorm" or even "Magic Space", it will be too easy to be exposed. 😅 Just imagine, there is no Pokémon on the field that can activate "Sandstorm", but the weather turns into a "Sandstorm". Isn't this obvious? If the villain reacts, he may capture the protagonist for dissection and experiment, or he may focus on the protagonist or even assassinate him. It's okay to defend once or twice, but it's impossible to defend countless times, right? It's hard to guard against hidden arrows 😅 Therefore, as long as the education level is not prenatal education, I personally think that normal people will generally not be too showy when choosing superpowers. Taken together, turning on "Tailwind" is relatively concealed and can easily make the enemy mistake it for a natural wind. It can also secretly speed up all our team members. It is logically more reasonable. I wonder if the author arranged for the protagonist to turn on "Tailwind" based on this aspect? 🤭🤭🤭

A hint of urban elf

Although the map in the game is small, it should be quite big in reality. I hope it can be well written. The world in a pot is huge, but occasionally camping in the wild has a unique flavor, and you can't encounter some unique events.

It's said that it's a tailwind, but you're not a flying person. It's very inconsistent.