I'm Not an Elvish Supporting Character

It's pretty good. Maybe the parallel world will dissuade some people, but if you can accept it, it's worth a read. The early plot is a bit slow, and the author always likes to write a little bit, but there's not much poison in it. On this point, it's much better than many books. There is no brainless collection of Pokémon, and there is no particularly unfavorable start. Anyway, as long as you like to watch Pokémon, it is good to add a book to your bookshelf. Occasionally, it is good.

Slowly warm up, a diary of a child's success. The author's writing skills are very good, and the protagonist is an 11-year-old child. The content designed by the author is very suitable for 11-year-old children. It can be said to be a good book. But it looks awkward,

The writing is actually pretty good! The Pokémon stories in the parallel world are quite good! Finished reading! Although there are some places in the middle where the ink is a bit slow, I still read it patiently! When it finally ended, I still felt a little bit reluctant to leave!

Advantages: Parallel urban writing, invincible but not brainless. The relationship between the elves and the elves is well described. The first 600 chapters are mainly about urban schools, and the following chapters are about adventures and legendary elves. The writing is very orderly and there are no pitfalls. It's not a waste of time to recruit elves, every main elf has a role to play. There are a lot of jokes, fun, and the text is not boring to read. Disadvantages: The plot is a bit draggy, the plot is not rich enough, and I personally think the ending could be better. There are only a few good books about elves, and this book is considered to be above average. Because I prefer to read urban types, so the full score is five stars: I can give four stars. The author writes more, and I like to read it.

If Teacher Lu is an emotional text about Pokémon, this book is an emotional text that is more realistic. In the growth of Pokémon, it does not rely too much on the power of mythical beasts, but focuses on the characteristics of Pokémon itself. This is a highlight of this book.

Second brush An excellent work of Elvish literature, Elvish literature with smooth writing and no unfinished words. The plot is also good, and the descriptions of daily fights are all online Excellent works to see

Pokémon is a very good story. It's very interesting in the early and middle stages, but in the later stages, the pace gets faster and the plot becomes a bit watery. I stopped reading after reading about 1,000, but the first part is worth reading over and over again, especially when there is no text.

It depicts growth and bonding, and the rhythm of the plot is just right.

I can't complain anymore. This protagonist is not like someone who is over 20 years old. His writing is just a running account, and Golden Finger is not good either. I've smoothed it out.

I haven't finished reading it yet, so I'd like to ask, is there a female protagonist?