Pokemon Dream Master

To be honest, the writing of wild Pokémon is a bit disgusting. Pokémon is Pokémon. You wrote it so that the protagonist gave me a stinking Furicon feeling when facing other people's wild Pokémon. It's okay to not have a female protagonist in a Pokémon novel. After all, what you're looking at is the relationship between the protagonist and Pokémon, but you don't need to add a setting that makes women hate you. To be honest, this setting is very funny, giving people a feeling of being in vain, and it is not in line with the style of this book.

WC, we can really talk a little bit about the old book. As for opening a new book, you opened it without saying a word before. You opened it without saying a word. It got cold so fast. I'm really afraid that you will end up writing it again this time.

I opened the book for the Nth time and I couldn't make a sound. I was a little speechless, but I still say: Come on, author!

The author should promote the new book among his previous Pokémon works.

An outrageous theory, specifically that the author is good at otherworldly elf literature. I read the beginning of this book and stopped reading it. I looked at the comment section and found a small problem, that is, the author is not good at elf literature in the Pokémon world. The elf literature in small towns and amusement parks is actually brilliant because the elves and the protagonist rely on each other. The protagonist relies on the elves to save the world. The elves are born and have meaning because of the existence of the protagonist. The relationship between the two gradually warms up as they get along. The unique point is that the rules of the Pokémon world are suppressed in battle and are unique to the Pokémon protagonist, so the protagonist can crush local monsters. But these characteristics actually have no advantages once you leave the other world and enter the Pokémon world. First, everyone has Pokémon, so there is no advantage in the other world in battle. Second, it is common for Pokémon and trainers to achieve each other in the local world, and the protagonist is no longer unique. However, the author's control over the elven literature is tilted towards the human side. In order to strengthen the characteristics of the protagonist, he created new settings → the attribute context serving the four skills and the fantasy trainer skills. Whether it is a car or a competition, the BP is to strengthen the importance of trainers, emphasizing human operation and ignoring the bond between people and Pokémon, thus gradually deviating from the orthodox Pokémon literature. Objectively speaking, the author's setting is quite good. There is actually something to write about whether it is a script or a dream come true. If you don't engage in such frivolous operations as cultivating yourself, and study your daily life carefully, there should be quite a market for it. Of course this is just my subjective opinion. After all, I have never written a book. If you don't like it, don't take it to heart. I still support you to continue dancing. I like your ideas, come on😘

Books such as Marketing Account, Zhiguai Game, and Weird Talk are obviously very interesting, but the data is not easy to interpret. Shui Niao is very serious about writing books, but I feel that there are very few resources.

The writing is quite good, but there is one issue that I have wanted to complain about since the last book, which is about sticking with Pokémon. Every time I stick with Pokémon, Junsa pops out, and then the confinement room. I am really tired of watching this scene. This kind of plot happened at least ten times in the last book, and then this book comes again, writing such warm and daily Pokémon stories. , You can't post with Pokémon, so what am I doing here? If you touch a Pokémon too much, Junsa will pop out and meddle in other people's business. It really annoys me. I can still laugh when I write this kind of scene once or twice, but if I write it ten times or eight times, it's really disgusting. As soon as I saw the beginning of the post with Pokémon, I already thought of something and forced Junsa to pop out and stop it. The more I read, the more annoying it becomes.

It's really unbearable to watch the battle. Judging from the protagonist's current level of raising elves, the later the level is, the slower it is. Well, let's have a ban on elves. Then unless the trump card can be changed frequently or all the elves in a team are at the same level, then we may not be afraid of this rule, but is it possible?

I wouldn't be surprised if the protagonist has multiple balls on his bed someday

The books written by the author always prick me, but they always add other things to make me want to read but not want to read. I hope this book can be a little purer.