Pokemon: Psychic-Type Martial Arts Master

The logic is meticulous, the battle descriptions are detailed, and the bond between Pokémon and trainers is well portrayed. The protagonist's gentle and kind attitude towards his partners has always been a favorite of mine. However, where did Rin come from? Also, regarding the emotional aspects, I hope it can be made more mature and sensible.

This is absolutely fantastic! As a long-time Pokémon fan, my biggest wish is that the Pokémon content not be arbitrarily altered. And as a girl, I'm very unhappy about the idea of ​​a male protagonist with multiple female leads. I think the author is incredibly talented; the novel's content is very realistic, without too much exaggeration or fantasy. I love it so much!

It portrays the deep bond and affection between Pokémon and their hosts without feeling awkward. The main characters have distinct personalities, and the author is quite adept at making suggestive jokes. Yes, it's exactly what you're thinking. It's really great, Gardevoir is awesome! Also, I feel like this is coming to an end, and I'm really reluctant to leave. I need to think carefully about what else I can write about, like time travel? Becoming a humanoid mythical beast? 😂😂😂😂😂

It's a very good book. My suggestion to the author is to avoid describing too much about daily life and focus more on describing battles. Also, I am his Pokémon, but I don't have many of them yet. I should try to catch more. By the way, I only watched Ash Ketchum when I was a kid. What are Crimson, Blue, Green, Imperial Gold... And so on?

Having browsed Tomato for so long, this is the only book I've kept until now. The writing is meticulous, with foreshadowing and no overly sentimental elements. The protagonist is kind and strong, truly treating Pokémon like family. When faced with danger, his first thought isn't himself, but his Pokémon and family.

The writing style and action sequences in this book are both good, and I've been following it closely. What I find most baffling, or rather, frustrating, is Mewtwo's power level. Team Rocket created Mewtwo to fight the League and dominate the world. But in this book, I just want to ask the author: did Giovanni just want this thing (Mewtwo) to rack up achievements?

This book is quite good. If you're looking for a story about bonds between Pokémon, no romantic pairings, and gradual growth in strength, you should give it a try. It's not that the protagonist is invincible from the start, just not abnormally strong.

I'm a big fan of Pokémon myself, and this book is one of the best I've ever read. I think the author could take their time and write about all the regions, which would allow the story to go on for a long time. They could also wait for a new season to come out in one region and then continue writing in another. To be honest, I hope the author can keep going and not end it prematurely or hastily. I hope it doesn't have a bad ending.

Damn it, I'm giving the author a five-star review every day, I'm definitely going to get them trending! 🌚🌚🙏(=ﾟωﾟ)ﾉ

The writing is excellent and the content is rich, but the way Haruka addresses the protagonist, and the descriptions of her interactions with Gardevoir and other female characters, made me feel a bit awkward.