Pokemon: From the Start, I Sign In and Fish Up a Cosmog

I don't need to say more about the content of the Pokémon world's sign-in system. If you sign in to things from other worlds, it's really hard to stand adding them to Pokémon. There is also confusion in terms of strength. Elves of more than ten levels can fight against those of over sixty levels. The protagonist is a Banjilas (level seventy and above, qualified divine beast), Kapu Moumo (a hundred-level third-level god), and Kapu Diedie (a hundred-level third-level god). After beating Rayquaza (a level 100 first-level god) and Deoxys (a level 100 divine beast) to the point of losing his ability to fight, half a stone slab can resist Rayquaza's pressure and a little bit of Cosmog's power can defeat Kapu Moumo with a full blow. The author's writing makes people feel like they have never seen Pokémon. The villain in it is a fool. He gives the protagonist this and that without any thought. The heroine and the mythical beasts just keep licking them (Lillie and Kapu Diedie). Even if you don't talk about these things, at least don't make typos in the most basic words. There are many typos in wrong sentences.

The whole book is full of urban pretentious writing routines. As an anime fan novel, it is like a bolt from the blue. The blunt language expression makes it feel like you are reading a running account book. There is no sense of immersion at all. However, as a refreshing article, I can still read it.

When you see me here, you definitely don't need to read it, because this book is not good at all.

Everyone has different preferences, but in short I think it's very good!

9,17

You're quite suitable for writing about urban Pokémon. Just forget it.

The writing is okay, but he also included other anime stuff, just a little bit of that

The writing is quite good, but there are a lot of typos.

U arrive

I felt like I was a bit enlightened after watching it, and I was moved by the cultivation in many places.