Pokémon Detective Casebook

To be honest, if you read it patiently, you will find that the content of the book is of very high quality. However, after most people see the title and cover, they will think that Zhulan is the heroine. When they come in and find out that she is not, they may be disappointed and quit and will not read it patiently.

Advantages: Delicate writing, smooth plot, three-dimensional characters, compact development of events, and unique existence among elf novels. Disadvantages: 1. The title of the book persuades people to quit 2. The protagonist cannot command Pokémon normally (although, this setting is quite interesting and gives readers a different perspective. In recent chapters, the protagonist can fight relatively normally under the light of Victini. The description of the battle with Adek can be said to be very burning) 3. The description is too detailed and likes all kinds of foreshadowing. It feels a bit draggy, but it also has a strong sense of immersion (it is not refined enough compared to ordinary web articles, but it is understandable given the detective theme) 4. Make some secondary designs for the original work Bilan (the character description of Xiaolan is slightly different from what I know about the original work. Of course, the character design is quite successful and the image is established. Moreover, in China, more people are exposed to animations rather than special comics, so Bilan's second design is not harmful at all) 5. Updates are slow, updating every three days is really uncomfortable. Overall, this is a book that has certain qualifications to select readers.

For the record, the protagonist is not named Sherlock, but he has the weird and self-talking solitary character in British dramas. Fortunately, he is not an antisocial personality. The biggest obstacle for Detective Hugo to live in the world is that when everyone has Pokémon, there is no Pokémon that can be commanded (in a sense, a disabled person in the Pokémon world). In a very few chapters, readers can see that the protagonist's martial virtues have abundantly inherited the tradition of washing green - fighting against Pokémon in the flesh. The highlight of this book is the exciting game of wits and the reasonable secrets in the Pokémon world. "Reasonable" means that some plots in the article have realistic projections and do not conflict with the original settings of the Pokémon world. One setting that impressed me deeply was that Miss Junsha used Pokémon's combination skills to achieve radar-like detection and scanning. It's so real! The suspended Pokémon world has landed! The short stories in the form of unit dramas are also very attractive. The detective is like a river rushing forward, encountering more people and things, and these experiences merge into Hugo's river like tributaries. On the other hand, Pokémon is not just a pet-like tool for cute fights. It has emotions and souls equal to humans. In the parting volume, Hugo's three bees and Champion Adek's Vulcan Moth cannot speak, but the humans who have become associated with them have learned this language. How can this not be considered a miracle?

Those who like to read Japanese-style light novels about battles of wits and courage may enjoy it, but those who read too much or don't like it may not be able to follow it. It has a strong flavor of Japanese light novels, with detailed and detailed descriptions of techniques or thoughts that are unclear. However, after reading too much, it feels like a watery plot that makes people want to skip it quickly. Some things that made people feel that they could have been solved in one go were not successful because of the needs of the plot. They went back to the original point, as if something had happened, and as if nothing had changed. How should I put it? In the past, I might have found such a light novel interesting when I first read it, but after reading it for a long time, it became sticky like eating a lot of toffee, and I felt a little tired.

High quality but not popular, how could this book be so cold?

Not much has changed, I hope to get back to the original progress soon

I wrote the world of Pokémon in my mind from another angle, expressing the characteristics of Pokémon through each case. The bond between the protagonist and the three bees is also tear-jerking. The battle with the champion is a step-by-step battle using resourcefulness, environment and Pokémon characteristics. This battle is the climax. It's a pity that the author is a bit slow in updating. Are there any similar Pokémon fanfics that you can recommend? I don't want to see alternative Pokémon training like cultivating immortals.

It is a very unique fan novel, the plot is very exciting, and it can be seen that the writing is very detailed, so the updates are not stable. The author should work hard and write slowly and not in a hurry. Forced daily updates will make it easier to collapse, right? It's just a pity that the male protagonist's battle is a little lacking in debuffs. I still really want to see Detective Hugo and his elves fight haha

I want to see if it is fairy grass, but I am afraid of cutting it.

I love it so much. I've read it several times. It's probably my favorite Pokémon novel so far.