Pokemon: Trainer Starts as a Bounty Hunter

It's a very good Pokémon article. The Pokémon data and information are quite solid. There are basically no errors in this area. The main plot is also well constructed. The author's narration ability is also very good. Both team building and battle details are written in great detail. Moreover, the Pokémon training plan is written in a natural and reasonable manner! (I've read Chapter 899 so far. I hope the work won't be unfinished😘)

Very nice

It's very nice, but can we express the relationship between the elves and the trainers more clearly? I hope there will be a heroine in this article and it must be Sirona. Please ask the author.

It's a eunuch!!!

The level division is very vague. According to the plot, what is in between from the infancy stage to the ordinary stage (levels 20 to 29 are ordinary). The author did not express it. When we got to the ship to compete, Bi Diao was already level 46 and he couldn't fight with an elite (level 30 and above) Big Mouth Ou. According to the previous division of the ordinary period, it can be understood that level 10 is a threshold, which means that elites are also likely to be level 30 to level 39, so why can a level 46 Bi Diao be severely injured by a level 30-plus Big Mouth Ou?

The elf writing is of high quality, and the elf data and information are quite solid. There are basically no mistakes in this area. This alone is rare. After all, I have encountered the author of the flying mantis as a grass-type fairy before. The main plot is also well established. The original plot is based on the original animation background framework. It not only has a sufficient sense of substitution, but also does not copy the plot-style map. The author's story-telling ability is also good. Battles, including elf training, are also well written. The author is definitely a senior elf fan. Both team building and battle details are written in great detail and very reasonable! It's substantial and not exaggerated, and it's not at all like those Long Aotian-style brainless things. Some people may find elf training boring, but it really reflects the author's skills. The author is really familiar with Pokémon, trees and fruits, and the training plan can be written in a natural and reasonable way. He understands and wills are really different concepts. It should be this level of familiarity that can make the elf novel as a whole reliable. Among Pokémon fandoms, I personally feel that it can be called fairy grass now. After reading the inventory, there are already 890+ chapters, close to 900 chapters. I enjoyed reading it at first glance, but unfortunately it is not enough. I hope the quality will still be online in the future.

This book, written by the author, is very real and can be read with your mind. (It's much more reliable than a plot where you don't do anything at the beginning, just encounter someone throwing a Charmander, and then the protagonist picks up the Charmander, creating a slap in the face. I can't even figure it out, but a normal rich second generation with an IQ greater than 20 and a little fire dragon that can't do anything in his hand will sell it on the black market and give it to his subordinates or servants. Even if he sees it on the street and gives it away, or exchanges it with someone else for an elf that is a little worse than the Yusanjia and that he is interested in, he will not just throw it away. )

There is a lot of nonsense in the previous article. You can reduce the length during training, otherwise it will be a bit like running down the account and trying to make up the word count, which will reduce your interest in reading.

This book is not good to read. It's like a running account, and I read more than a hundred chapters. No point of conflict can be found. There is no main line, no goal. Everyone says: I want to be a champion, I want to be a king. There is nothing here, the protagonist is silently super strong, working hard inexplicably. There's no reason at all, it's just that the author needs the protagonist to become stronger. There is no plot design either. First of all, let's not talk about cheating. When I went out to do a mission, I picked up a stone for no apparent reason, and bought the Yusanjia with championship qualifications for no apparent reason. It took off immediately. Hundreds of chapters passed without a single villain. There are no supporting actors or actresses who bond. All the characters come to give money and gifts out of nowhere. The protagonist's biggest setback is encountering a wild armored rhinoceros and being chased.

The early stage is very good, but many of the settings in the first to the middle stage are quite unreasonable. I don't know what kind of protagonist you are in this position. He is a time traveler who has lived two lives for 40 years. He is an orphan who was born as a joyful person. I am still a person with very little memory of my past life, but the bounty hunter has brought me calmness and reflection. Judging from the description, it turns out that the author doesn't play Pokémon games, or maybe he only has a brief understanding of them. The team's aircraft also knows how to use Tian'an air chop. I have never seen the Double Wall Poison activated, and I probably don't know about the Nine-tailed Aurora Curtain. I haven't seen protection used a few times. I'm pure and dumb. I can bear it when a few big guys praise "this young man is amazing". When I go to the dragon's lair, I want to bite the land shark. It's ridiculous to say that it is the most suitable for your team. Earth Dragon and your team have multiple dragon-type attack surfaces. The reason is too far-fetched.