Pokemon: This Trainer Is Too Wild

Let's talk about whether the protagonist can be like Liu Bo, the kind where ordinary elves beat up mythical beasts. I'm really tired of watching the mythical beasts all the time.

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Sinnoh Champion Bamboo Orchid

Recently, my favorite Shinji has been added to this plot. Let me talk to you about whether book friends will become "Shinji" or "Ash" if they travel to the world of Pokémon. Let me tell you my answer first. I will become "Shinji" and I believe most book friends will too. Shinji is a trainer that perfectly fits most of us gamers, he pursues intensity. Strict screening will be done before selecting the elves to be cultivated. He will consider the "individual value" of the elf. For the same elf, he will choose individuals with better abilities. He will consider the "character" of the elf. He will not choose an elf who is cowardly or timid, or an elf who does not like training to avoid fighting. They will only choose elves who yearn for power and pursue becoming stronger. He also has his own human touch, despite the fact that Ash's ace Flame Monkey was given up by Shinji. But Shinji didn't give up on the little fire monkey at the beginning. Shinji recognized the little fire monkey's talent. When he met the little fire monkey for the first time, Shinji was shocked by the fire monkey's fierce characteristics and decided to train it. But since the little fire monkey was subdued by Shinji, no matter how much he was trained, he never showed the fierce fire he had when he first met, so Shinji had no choice but to give up. But in the final match of the quarter-finals of the Suzuran Tournament between Shinji and Ash, Shinji's ace Electric Monster had knocked down Ash's Flame Monkey. It can be said that the Flame Monkey was already "a candle in the wind." At this time, if Shinji is inhumane, he can choose to directly make up for the blow, and the flaming monkey will never be able to survive. But Shinji chose to give the Flame Monkey another chance. He hoped that the little Fire Monkey would not let him down again and could reproduce the blue fire that erupted when they first met. Finally, with Shinji's encouragement, Ash's Flame Monkey burst out into the strongest fire in the history of Pokémon battles. If we travel to the world of Pokémon, unless we are from a superior family like Daigo or Dr. Omu, we will not be able to have the energy to tame one when we see one like Xiaozhi, and we will not consider the subsequent training, but just send it to Dr. Omu for freeing. I believe that everyone will be like Shinji, who will think carefully before deciding to cultivate, and then choose the elf to accompany them along the way. And Xiaozhi's cultivation of elves can be said to be almost like a free-range style. In addition to experiencing failure, he will think about how to use cleverness and skills to deal with failure. Normally, Xiaozhi never trains elves. Moreover, Xiaozhi does not require elves to evolve. Many of Xiaozhi's outstanding elves, such as Squirtle and Bulbasaur, ultimately wasted their talents because they did not evolve. What do you think?

Have you ever been a Pokémon? Some things are scribbled and taken for granted.

Elegant and charming young lady

Just write it

My friend, you know me. I read this book just to see the main character fuck hard.

Who can count who the protagonists have surpassed so far? I only remember the real bird, Lusamine and n's two sisters By the way, the author put Cattleya in the role. Every time I see it, I feel so miserable😏

I've already finished reading this book halfway through, and there's no surprise at all about what I'm going to write next. And the author is not good at describing too detailed battles, but in the end he fooled me with the embarrassing World Championship battle. 🙄 As a Pokémon article, it actually does not reflect the cultivation, bonding, or affection for Pokémon at all. The protagonist is just a ruthless collector of legendary Pokémon. However, this book does not have any poisonous points in my opinion. It has no merits and no faults. It is still okay to read it for leisure.