Elf: This Museum Owner Is Too Bright

The protagonist of this book doesn't seem to like elves very much. To him, elves are more like tools.

To be honest, it's annoying to see the special episode's combat power and settings. Most people haven't watched the special episode at all, and some people think that the special episode is high in intensity. The special episode is a fan work that sets the game settings and plot. The main storyline is the same as the game, and then creates some plots of unknown meaning. As a result, the actual decline in combat power in the special episode is even more exaggerated than in the animation. Take the actual battle in the Kanto region, which has the highest performance, as an example. When Liu Boqiang was strong, he could torture the Phoenix King, but when he was weak, he couldn't beat Ah Jin. The performance and character creation of Red Green and the Four Heavenly Kings of Kanto are even more difficult for me to evaluate. In my opinion, it is not as good as the animation in terms of stability and combat power, let alone the major protagonists of the game and generation. In general, in my opinion. Official settings: Game>Animation>Generation>Special Chapter, Plot: Animation>Game>Generation>Special Chapter, Combat power: Game>Generation>Animation>=Special Chapter. But I really don't understand why there are so many special fans who follow the trend inexplicably.

So the plug-ins are all in Fengyuan, why not form a garbage-picking team. You can pick up candies when you reach level 21. Leveling up is not much faster than slowly killing monsters.

The setting at the beginning is wrong. Even if the gym owner goes out, there must be Pokémon in the gym that can control the gym. Moreover, the gym doesn't even have referees or cleaning staff, so how can it continue to operate?

Games and real-life battles are basically two different things. After all, game data can only be used as a reference in reality, and the limit of 4 is even more of a joke. If we really focus on the data in the game and the limit of 4, why not write an e-sports article about Pokémon? What would real-life battles look like? In fact, the animation and comics have already explained it well. In fact, I think it's good for Pokémon articles to open an e-sports category, specifically writing about Pokémon game battles, so that people who like games can read it.

There is no limit to four, so you can only get dirty in the early stage. In the later stage, any thug can provoke you and destroy you.

Author, you can write that the protagonist has a good relationship with other elves. I see that you write that the elves are a bit like tools.

Nazi

Did Xiao Lan steal Pokémon characters in the original work? I remember that except Turtle, he stole the others, right? Turtle is a Pokémon prepared for new trainers. In theory, there are no trainers yet. Although Little Blue has done tricks and abductions, he has never done anything particularly bad.

Reality is not a game, and the skill of taking root cannot be described by one-turn recovery. Besides, as for the weather system, as long as the elves can learn moves such as seeking rain and sunny days, they can be used as the core. There is no need for coal turtles, big-billed gulls, etc., And their weather characteristics are not important.

As a book reader, I felt it was very long after reading about 150, and each chapter was very long. Now turn off automatic ordering and skip to watch

The nail tactic is very classic, but in the novel it is still basically a first-person kill. There is no reason why gym leader-level characters don't know this simple routine, but it is good as an opening and transition in the early stage. I like to bring a Picoxi with me when playing battles. It's not afraid of nails, poison, weather, etc. But now the firepower expands too fast. It is easy to send nails to the opponent to strengthen. Iron Panyan is a typical example. It is very common to accelerate the energy and then push the sword dance team.

... Nut dumbbells photosynthesize? Anyway, I didn't find out that the plot of Chapter 51 cannot be screenshotted, and many people said that the author has not changed it. Let's just talk about this, it feels more serious, I won't talk about other minor problems.

The battle scenes are well written, but the emotional lines are a bit inexplicable, and the content in the book seems a bit like playing a game, and there is basically no daily life with the elves. In short, it is readable, but not that good.

The author's description of the game process directly took me back to when I was playing Pokemon Emerald in elementary school. I was so emotional.

Why aren't there some unique skills in the book? For example, you can open a green field to dazzle the opponent's eyes and then use green Pokémon to delay the opponent's trainer's snow blindness. Use harsh sounds to interfere with the opponent's command. Use Dig to dig a hole under the opponent's feet to let the opponent sink and then take the opportunity to attack. Jet flames + freezing rays alternate between hot and cold to break the opponent's defense... I remember seeing it in the anime.

I just saw the tournament, the protagonist played against Red, and Red's Charizard actually fell on Gengar's electromagnetic wave. Sure enough, in terms of hard power, Red beats Ash by a lot, but in terms of bonds, Ash is simply the best in the world. Ash's ability to deal with unfavorable situations on the spot is too strong. I believe that if it were Xiao Zhi, his Charizard could defeat Gengar with the electromagnetic wave.

Is the protagonist wearing a body or a soul? I haven't seen any explanation after reading more than a hundred chapters.

Pokémon Bamboo Orchid

I haven't read the book yet, but I still have a monthly pass that I gave first.

I can't stand it, it's really ugly, so let's just forget about the protagonist being a soul-wearing goods person, and write a Nazi who likes the original protagonist. In other words, what the heroine likes is not the protagonist but the poor egg who was taken over by the protagonist. Is it also true that the fighting native is a Muggle protagonist? Only release one elf against Team Rocket? Other elves? If the quasi-god is acquired, he will not cultivate other elves. If he is acquired, he will be trained to the level of a king. The quasi-god is too lazy to cultivate. Before I got it, I kept mentioning it and I was too lazy to write anything about it.