Pokemon: The All-Around Champion
神奇宝贝之全能掌门人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Are Pokemon Stories Still Worth Reading???
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Since Teacher Lu, Pokemon Has Never Reached Its Peak Again. Disagree? Come Debate Me
Pokemon Stories With 500+ Chapters, Not Set in an Elf World!
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I think the book has a great pace, progressing steadily step by step. However, I think the protagonist could lose some battles occasionally; that's how he improves!
When I was a kid watching anime, Tyranitar and Aggron were so cool, I wished they would have a chance to appear on screen.
Aww, this is the first book I've ever given as a gift! I hope it continues to be updated, it's really good!
This is a very good book. Although it has a system, it's not the invincible kind; instead, it's about gradual growth. The starting Pokémon is Nidoran, and there aren't a bunch of legendary Pokémon. The only one, Regirock, is obtained after a long time. It's a very enjoyable book. 👍
This book is very well written and interesting. The more you read, the more interesting it becomes. Seeing the protagonist confess to Nangong Yao makes me incredibly happy. As a single person, seeing them become a couple makes me so happy. Just that feeling alone makes me want to keep reading. This book is really good, but I want to say, could you give the protagonist a mythical beast?
I think this is the best book I've ever read about Pokémon.
The book is well-paced and solidly written, and the female lead isn't just a boring pretty face. The emotional aspects are relatable to a realistic 18-year-old. While some transitions are abrupt, the vocabulary is a bit simplistic, and it feels somewhat like a diary entry, overall, the flaws don't detract from its overall quality, making it a good book.
It's quite good. It doesn't follow the anime's plot, which makes it more interesting, and it's much better than those stories that just keep listing a bunch of mythical creatures.
This is my second review, and I'm still giving it full marks. However, it does feel a bit like a diary entry. The battles between the spirits were really uninspired. I remember one description of a battle lasting 20 minutes... During the Shanghai college entrance exam championship. The protagonist's various training methods feel very similar—all involving eating and breakthroughs.
The book is excellent. I've read up to chapter 124. I wonder if there's a female lead. It would be better if there wasn't, because watching the male lead's adventures, raising and capturing Pokémon, and various competitions is very exciting. If there's a romance, it feels like it would lose some of the excitement. The author updates very quickly, it seems like four or five chapters a day. The author works very hard, and the plot is quite good. Five stars!