I Opened a Pokémon Nursery

It's a bad ending, no, it's not a bad ending at all, it has no ending at all, and it ends before the plot is even explained. Overall, the writing is quite exciting, but the plot is a bit delayed. If it were written well to the end, it would be a good book, but it's a pity that it doesn't even have an ending.

I personally think it's well written, but there are some places where I feel uncomfortable with Cao Moxuan's Elf Some people who weren't trained by him can't have such good feelings, especially Bo and Scodora.

I strongly recommend not to watch it, because the main character is so good, he really gives away everything he has, and you don't want anything. Qualification potions are given away, mythical beasts are given away, and flashes are given away. I don't care about the tubes I raise, and just sleep every day. If he has money, he buys potions and gives them away. Then other elves have cyan qualifications. Your initial elf has lower qualifications than others, and he also gives others qualifications and potions, and you take them.

I haven't seen many typos or sentence errors so far, and the reading experience is quite good. I just feel that he doesn't read the outline. He must not be able to write continuously. He will write intermittently, but before starting the next paragraph, he doesn't seem to look at the previous settings, and he doesn't remember them either. Sometimes he just In one chapter, this setting is like a dog's food. It's bullshit. Some characters' setting values and some things' settings are only mentioned one second, but they change the next, and they don't seem to change. And because the distance is not long, I still remember that I can always complain accurately! At present, it seems that there is a sense of leisurely fish, not the protagonist's character, but the feeling of this story. It is a bit slow in development, and it feels very leisurely. It is not the slow and leisurely tone, but the feeling of a fool getting half the result with twice the effort. I haven't seen the anime and I don't remember it, so are there any mistakes in some of the original settings? But I use it as a dormitory, and it seems to be okay for now! It's just that the pace is a bit slow and the settings are always criticized, but it can still get a good review. So far, it seems

The content is okay, but some plots are not coherent. The protagonist's personality is a bit off, and I feel like there are more protagonists, but there is no female protagonist. Some things were not explained clearly, and there were also some typos (elf qualifications: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, purple). In the end, it was like that in the middle of the plot, and then it just disappeared. It can't even compare to the unfinished one. It was unfinished only after the unfinished plot was almost completed, and the plot was almost interrupted in the middle. If you're not familiar with the book, you can take a look. Of course, if you think it's particularly bad, just pretend I didn't say anything!

Human nature points to acceptance of incompetence

After reading more than a hundred chapters, except for the few Pokémon I sold earlier, I have been spending money to buy them from outside and raise them.

There were so many foreshadowings before but no ending.

It's a pity that it's not finished yet

The plot is too bland. It took two years to write the plot. It has been two years since new elves like Tan Xiaoshi arrived, and the evolved version also has super powers and ghosts. However, no one came to make trouble, and there was no official registration. It is a bit unreal. Moreover, three elves were sold in two years. The plot time passed too fast.