The Necromancer of the Pokémon World

I feel like it would be more interesting if the theme were reversed. I could dress up as a necromancer in a fantasy world, get the Pokémon system, and train the undead under his command as Pokémon.

Western-style identity, Japanese-style world view, Chinese-style immortal writing style, full of contradictions

Current lineup: Zoroark, Snow Witch, Shield Sword Monster, Gengar, Blue Flame Blade Demon, Mimikyu, Sniper Tree Owl, Dark Tail Blackfish, Flower Rock Monster, Abandoned Monkey, Wind Ball

Why is the illustrated book not updated with the characteristics of the new mega?

To sum up, the stitching monster doesn't understand the stitching, and the stitching power is not enough.

The subject matter is very novel, but I feel like the author doesn't know how to write about Pokémon. It's a bit weird. In terms of style, Pokémon doesn't look like Pokémon, and Necromancer doesn't look like Necromancer. The h part just describes a body shape and then makes some yy comments. You're mixing in too much personal stuff.

If the writing styles are too different, it will be a mess.

The settings are okay, but the writing is different.

I think we can design a mega with three heads and six arms for Wei Li.

There are some new ideas, but not much. Basically, it's a Chinese-style immortal cultivation with a little bit of Western fantasy magic. It's a two-realm time-travel story with a Pokémon skin approved.

What kind of novel ending can surpass the ending of Emperor Qin?

This is an urban fairy tale wrapped in a Pokémon cover.

The first episode of the New Year's episode of "Mortal" does have some problems, especially the scene with Master Mulan

Which one is better

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Pokémon

The colloquialism is too serious and it looks too dramatic.

Before you pursue a book, ask yourself: Does this author have a history of bad writing?

The writing is average, and it's watery, and the brain is pretty good.