Pokémon: Start Binding Entry System

Let me tell you, the author of this book, that all Pokémon are obtained from reality. I will not say that I obtain Pokémon from the system. At the same time, I hope to write out the characteristics of each Pokémon instead of just accepting them and leaving them alone. At least, I will write out their personality characteristics. That's it for now, I'll add more later

I have read many Pokémon spin-offs, and this one is (one of) the most colorful in plot. The author's balance between the excitement and the challenges encountered by the protagonist is even better. (Although the number of Heavenly King talents is slightly too many)

This book is really nice Whether it is the plot or the description of the protagonist, I feel that it is all done well and makes people feel very immersed in it. Oh, I can't help but play a dark phantom again. It's really good-looking!

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Except for the emotional line, I think the writing is good, but why the male protagonist would like his childhood sweetheart and hook up with his senior sister at the same time, this really poisoned me. I feel that it would be better to have a single female protagonist, otherwise it would be really ex. Give up, give up

Although I don't want my first comment on Qimao to be a bad review, there are many poisonous points that I really can't stand. First of all, I don't hate harem stories, but the author's writing style when writing plots with multiple female protagonists is really not good. Then there is the maverick nature of the protagonist. There is no normal elf. If it weren't for the fact that the protagonist would have died eight hundred times, Xiaoxia's Madonna plot is also a plot to persuade people to quit. The protagonist doesn't have much money, and she also supports others. Xiaoxia loves the character of the elf and other settings are a lot of rubbish. Who is a good person who blackmails someone to raise her when they meet someone? The protagonist is her father, no, the protagonist is her mother, otherwise no one can be such a virgin as the protagonist.

Personally, I think it's very interesting. I read more than 300 chapters in one day and finished it in one go. I didn't like to read Pokémon and the like before, but now I just fell in love with it. I hope the author will write more chapters. It's a little bit short. Also, the protagonist's strength is very normal, unlike others, where it starts with Supertwo or something. This kind of progressive plot is great, but the relationship between the male and female protagonists can be a little more developed, ahem, you know.

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I have read several Pokémon books, and this one seems to be the best so far. Why is no one reading it?

It doesn't look like it's a single female protagonist. The plot is okay, but there's something wrong with girls here. They say they have that one in their hearts when they don't have any intersection. I really can't stand it. It's the same. Xuena's plot has nothing at all. Ye Qingxue hasn't had any plot for so many years. I'm really speechless.