Pokemon: The Divine Pets

Thank you for your hard work, keep writing and strive for masterpieces.

The names are almost the same as those in Kamen Rider Holy Blade. Except for the protagonist, the others are all the same.

My comment is a sugar-coated answer

Somewhat disgusting reader

The front part is okay, but the back part is just scribbling to make up the number of words.

The further you get to the back, the harder it is to understand

This book originally broke off the engagement with Qiu Yuai and then had the single heroine Mei Yi, but it turned out that she said she was in love with Mei Yi after being drugged by Qiu Yuai. After waking up in the middle of the night, she still had sex with her. After that, she continued to lie to Mei Yi. It was really disgusting. I have tried the drug. I like to watch the accidental entry of the single heroine.

It was well written at first, but then it became terrible After winning the Kanto Championship, he encountered a very strong enemy (maybe he had experienced a lot in the future). Most of the elves died, and his lover also died. In order for them to go to Sinnoh, Celebi took him to other time and space, but because he was a robot, the date was wrong and he did not go to the correct time route, leading to Celebi's death. He began to look for Dialga and Palkia in other timelines, and after conquering them, he returned to his own time and space, and brought back himself and his lover from other time and space. This resulted in three selves in one time and space. The protagonist thought of what the man in black (his future self) said, and began to regret, thinking that it would be enough to kill the other selves. When the three selves were fighting, he mistakenly killed his lover in another time and space, destroying his greatest belief. In the end, the three dragon cultivators died together Finished

Although some friends cannot speak, they will never leave you regardless of whether you are right or wrong.

Well, how should I put it? In the first few chapters of this book, I feel that the pace is a bit fast. Everything is about losing less and winning more. Doesn't a Pokémon that has just been subdued be able to use its arms without cultivating feelings? In addition, the wooden planks of the earth can be used as the existence of the four kings. They are not so weak and have no power to fight back. The author may not have a deep understanding of the early stage of Pokémon.