Pokémon: Pikachu and I Crash the Party

Very nice, highly recommended.

It's beautiful, it puts me to sleep at night

Make the protagonist's Pokémon stronger and give him some superpowers, such as a Benjirus.

Charizard has a dragon-type that is comparable to a quasi-god, and at level 20, Hupa can't beat a few newcomers' Pokémon, including the junior Pokémon Blastoise. . . I felt like my intelligence was being rubbed against the ground. Can cloud players write popular science articles about Pokémon?

I think this book is okay, but the main character is either pretending to be 13 or on the way to pretending to be 13, which is a bit annoying. However, it is best for those who are experienced in Pokémon not to read it, because it is not consistent with the anime. It is okay to read on a regular basis.

A person with the name of Pokémon doesn't know what to write, so he should think carefully about whether it is unreasonable to use Pokémon.

This is obviously all written in vain!

This book is the second Pokémon-themed book that I am very satisfied with. Its explanation of battles and description of the development of the Pokémon career are very to my liking. I have a slight complaint about the long introduction to Pokémon, which makes it a bit difficult to listen to the book. Overall, it is very good.

After reading 10 chapters, I decisively gave up the book.

Forget about the initial elf Blastoise, Charizard is a demigod? Dragon type? Forget it, Hupa can't beat a few elves, and four or five of the dozen elves on the opposite side can't beat us. I just want to ask, Kuailong and Hupa can't beat a dozen ordinary elves?