Pokémon: the Climb

Come on, the pace is not fast, don't be persuaded by Bad Butterfly (this is just normal treatment for ordinary people), the protagonist is a person who slowly grows up from an ordinary person. If you want to see some Long Aotian or a quasi-smart start, you can choose to give up this. Pokémon is a world full of bonds.

It's pretty good. It's not like most fairy tales that always feature mythical beasts like Lucario and Gardevoir. I really want to vomit. Personally, I prefer the more common fairies. Although they may not be very strong, they are real [shy][shy]

Super pretty! It's like I've become addicted these days qeq

I really like the currency system of this book. It is very comfortable to read and has a high sense of substitution. Unlike many books, the currency in the early stage is directly one million and the middle stage is over 100 million. To be honest, if Pokémon is so valuable, it will definitely become extinct. Really, a good currency system is a prerequisite for trusting this world. I really like the world that the author has written in a big way, and it is good that the story is included and released, with foreshadowing and details. The plot in the small town is really good. It summarizes and recycles the adventure in the first half of the novel and announces the end of a big event. It would be nice if there were more descriptions of the clues. Because the early descriptions are a bit sparse, the appearance of some characters may be abrupt, but I still like it very much [shy][shy]. Finally, I hope the author can write more about the bond between people and Pokémon. Maybe it's because I've only read chapter 300 and haven't seen it yet. I always feel that the protagonist's pace of conquering Pokémon is too fast and too fast, and it's all in a hurry. There isn't much description between people and Pokémon. I think the theme of Pokémon is always encounter and bond. In Sister Baicai's words, all life will meet other life and produce something. I hope that the author can continue to describe a Pokémon world in your imagination without any unfinished work. [Sending Hearts]

It's really beautiful, why is it rated so low? Is anyone maliciously lowering the price? I originally read a Pokémon article, so I read two of them together. This one made me taste bad. Throw that away😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏 I'm still confused as to why the score is so low. Look, I read for 12 hours.

[Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss] It's very interesting. After Darkness Rising, there is finally an elf novel that interests me. I like this kind of book. It's not brainless and unlike other books, I always like to deal with popular elves like Charmander. The elves like them all, especially the cross-shaped bat. The heroine hopes to have one.

First of all, it is an honor to have discovered this book. The narrative of this book is natural, the plot advances smoothly, and the pace is indeed slow, but when you are immersed in it, you really don't feel slow. The most eye-catching thing is the relationship between the trainer and the Pokémon, which is well portrayed. From the identity of the protagonist and the author's description of the society in the novel, we can see that the author still has great ideas. Final suggestions: (1): I hope the author can write the cause, process, and results of the incident more reasonably. Of course, there is nothing wrong with what the author is writing now, but there are some things that are getting more and more wrong the more I think about it. (2): I personally don't think the racial value and qualifications of Pokémon are important. Take, for example, Sakaki's giant needle wasp. I think qualifications are something you can have, but you really don't have to be so desperate. Even if you have good qualifications and you can win the championship in one year, and you have poor qualifications and you can win the championship in 10 years, I think there is always hope of winning the championship, right? Finally, this book is considered very good in the Pokémon series. I think the 7.1 Score is not the score it deserves. Ps: I hope the author will come up with more high-energy and passionate battle plots

I've watched it for a long time and it's really good to watch. It's a civilian Pokémon that I really want to see [crying] and a real civilian protagonist. It was pretty good at the beginning, but later on you have four or five identities for one novel and one protagonist [laughing awkwardly] with dozens of Pokémon. I really don't understand what the point of you writing like this is? Aren't you confused when you wrote it yourself? One novel character has two identities. If you write too much, you can't describe each character. The description of Pokémon is like a humanoid pile driver. What's the point besides listening to the protagonist's mouth to use skills? Pokémon is the same, but can you only write so many stories about a Pokémon? Collect one after every one or two. The protagonist now has more than 20 Pokémon in his hand, right? Some old Pokémon don't appear even once in five or six chapters, and even if they don't use their skills once, the story is mediocre. The protagonist is almost talking to himself throughout the whole process. Does he have some kind of autism? Or depression? Did you write this novel just to have the protagonists fight? , There is no plot content or emotional drama at all, it is just about the protagonist talking to himself, and writing the so-called plot without any plot. The protagonist is just a pure pile driver. He can't do anything except fight, and there are no highlights. It's just like playing a copy. The protagonist has been a waste since the first chapter, and it's already the 400th or 500th fucking photo. It's still a waste. There are nearly 30 Pokémon at once. I really don't understand the meaning. I can't even pull it up. Each Pokémon has no characteristics and is written so poorly. Go home and farm.

It deserves encouragement, just five stars. I hope that the Carlos region can be written with 200,000 words and written more richly. When the protagonist left Hoenn, it can be said that he fully realized the evil of this world. I hope that when leaving Kalos this time, the protagonist can feel the warmth and kindness of this world with his research achievements and competition results. The before-and-after comparison can make the world more colorful, and in this way, even if Carlos never comes back again, the encounter with the protagonist can leave a place in the reader's heart. [Eat melon][Punch hard][Cool]

It's pretty good. It's a very realistic start. I still like this kind of article that goes up step by step. And it's a little fire horse. I really like it. It will be a very handsome horse after it evolves!

It's quite interesting, especially the plot. It's based on the original work, but uses the protagonist's own perspective to develop the story. The protagonist's growth is interspersed with elements of the original work. It's really good. It's available in different regions, especially the different perspectives of the protagonists in the Pokemon Contest and the XY God fight focusing on Carlos (not the Mythical Beast Theater version, and this novel does not force participation in the Mythical Beast Theater) Version content, pretty good) In terms of combat power setting, through the development of the plot, it is rare that it has not collapsed (although the strength of the quasi-king and king stages has skyrocketed, but that is also because of participating in the large dungeon of the mythical beast, and the higher the strength, the faster the upgrade. This is normal, the plot cannot be delayed all the time, and the time span is also fast-forwarded from time to time. In short, it is already very good under the development of the plot). It has a system, but it's very laggy. You can only see the elf eggs and your own Pokémon information, but this is good, and the plot will not be boring later. The protagonist's image is really good. He is brave, resourceful, and decisive in killing. He has relied on the black market from the beginning, and he is also very intelligent. He cultivates family development, which not only makes up for the weakening of the system, but also expands and enriches the protagonist's image and plot. The Pokémon in the protagonist's team are also very rich. There are common and unusual Pokémon in the protagonist's team of the same type, and there are also many unique ones. Although there are many, most of them have a lot of scenes, especially the two protagonist's clones. One is in front of the protagonist, but the ghost behind the scenes specializes, which is quite good. In terms of fighting, whether it is a wild fight or a battle or a competition, the writing is very good. Although there are many loopholes in some places according to the game, it looks good as a novel. It's good not to have a heroine, but I'm mainly worried that the length of the heroine will slow down the pace, and it just so happens that the protagonist is the beginning of the plot that can't be stopped all the way. However, there are still some places that seem to be poor. For example, many places are written in too detail, and the interest will drop a lot when watching it. In addition, the protagonist basically relies on himself, and even the system is of no use. In the stages of learning and growth, business paving, etc., Many places are written in very detail. I read it carefully at the beginning, but gradually lost my patience. Some plots felt a bit dragged out when watching. Although the plot is richer, like constant reversals, trump cards, etc., It is still uncomfortable when watching it. There are still many regrets, most of which are acceptable. The main two are a bit hard to reconcile. One is that the identity of "Yu" did not come out in the end. In fact, it is acceptable even if it did not come out. It was originally a secret account. The main reason is that the elder ghost type did not come out to compete in the end. It is understandable that Gengar was ignored. It is understandable that it was a later one. Ninja Ninja and Seduction Eye can also understand it, but the crystal lamp fire spirit is too much. Without it, it would be very difficult for the protagonist to get started, especially the spirit world and the ghost army later on. Although there are a lot of field scenes, it still feels almost boring. Secondly, in the end, the King of Candidates Competition is over. . . . . . In short, the whole book is really good. Among the Pokémon articles of the same type that I have read, the plot and protagonist image are currently the most in line with my taste. Thumbs up [Like] By the way, the whole book is slow-paced, and many stages of the story are relatively long, such as participating in the selection of seed players, the Kalos Conference, especially the struggle between the Shan Hai Team undercover and the Kalos Divine Beast, and finally the United Plasma Team. Yes, the protagonist collected a lot of Pokémon at the beginning, and kept collecting them in the middle and later stages. It was a bit unacceptable at first, but later on it was handled very well. Like the previous comments, it gradually became acceptable, and even later I felt it was very good. It is rare that the protagonist has many Pokémon, but they are handled very well and naturally, without affecting the plot. In fact, it is not difficult to see that all the settings are to serve the plot. However, the plot of this novel is indeed good in general. Not only does it have many exciting points, but it is also rich. After reading it, I remembered what the author said at the beginning. It is true that the slow pace is not that attractive to readers at first. After reading two or three hundred chapters, I gradually felt that it was really good. Although some plot foreshadowing in the middle made me feel boring, but I understand that it cannot be climax all the time, as this kind of foreshadowing long plot will be like this. It is up to us readers to choose. Anyway, sometimes I think the author is a bit verbose, and when I lose my patience, I speed up the page turning to read roughly [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

A very good fanfic, no exaggerated initial partners, no exaggerated mythical beasts, no exaggerated boss appreciation, just a very ordinary story in the Pokémon world. I like the author's choice of Pokémon very much. In addition to those popular Pokémon, people who really like Pokémon have more or less their favorite less popular Pokémon. I like Yuebei very much. The reason is very simple. I get up early to play. When playing the game, I really like the Poison Guard tactic, so I like it. There is no reason. It can be seen that the author's choice of early-rising Pokémon is also based on these. I have always thought that the Pokémon is very handsome, especially Mega, but the racial value is really low, including Charem, Yoga Power, Ninja Shell, Mysterious Guardian and so on. It is a great work and I will continue to follow it.

It's good-looking, not brainless, systematic, and the main character is not too silly. I like it very much. I hope the author will keep making more books.

The author writes very well. I give the author five stars. It is a kind of fate to find this novel among many elf articles. There is no version of Long Aotian in this article. The beginning is just ordinary people. The progress is neither fast nor slow. It is not smooth sailing all the time. There are some blows. It does not make the protagonist blind and arrogant. There are also some setbacks. I have a good relationship with the elves. I really like it😘

I really like this book, it's very real, and it suits my taste. Although I have only read 100 chapters, I hope that the following plot will make me like this book more. I support sitting down and not being hit by other people's words. I am not a troll, but I really like this book [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love] [Love]

A very good elf novel, with ups and downs in the plot. The protagonist does not have a perverted golden finger and develops slowly. It is in line with the theme of elf training and adventure. This is a story about the struggle of low-level trainers.

I have read many elf books with the same theme, and this is a very good one. The plot is reasonable and the economic settings are normal, making it very comfortable to watch. There aren't many flaws either. There is also my favorite Pokémon, Flame Chicken. I am still looking forward to the future evolution of Ice Vulpix. (It's not just ordinary novels that can have a heroine. I think the emotional line of the protagonist is also very important. The world is reflected through the protagonist, but you have to treat the protagonist as a human being. Otherwise, the overall evaluation of the book will not be super good. But if it is not good, don't write it.) Then I have to complain, there are more than 600 chapters. Although Yang Yan is in his 30s mentally, his body is only 11 years old. There are a lot of storylines that are very jarring to think about. Personally, I think it should be 16 years old no matter what. Going out on adventures at the age of 10 was considered normal only in the last century. I hope the author can reasonably arrange the plot development time and age. I listen to books at 1.25 Times

After seeing the Kalos region, I really felt that the plot became exciting. Maybe it was because the previous foreshadowing was too long. In the Kalos region, the protagonist finally decided to embrace the light under the advice of Cocobul! The protagonist has been staring into the abyss for too long in the early stage. If he continues, he will definitely be assimilated. Seeing such a change is really touching! Woohoo! Generally speaking, I think that although there are many small bugs, such as the strange wind that consumes the normal type, I think the plot is still very exciting, and there is nothing special about Long Aotian. It is fun to read and I look forward to the next Pokémon fanfic.

After following it for three days, I came across the latest chapter. I have to say that the author's skills are very good. The narrative and plot advancement are very smooth, and he will not suddenly dig a hole and fill it in very late. There is no very powerful system, but more of an auxiliary function to let the protagonist know what direction to work towards. Even if it's not about Pokémon, the protagonist's hard-working character would be a very good novel in other novels. What I am most satisfied with is the way the attributes of fairies are dealt with. Unlike other novels where they are directly published, and then the talk of fame and fortune is too illusory. He doesn't stand out and doesn't miss opportunities. He dares to work hard and work hard. He is really a pure male protagonist. Such a person will not do well even in real life.

It is a wonderful elf novel. The author wrote it after thinking deeply about all aspects of the world view. Except for the small drawback of the inclusion of Bada Butterfly at the beginning, the rest is very good. The Bada Butterfly issue is also handled very well later on. It is not the usual mindless novel that follows the plot. It is a rare masterpiece among elf novels. However, the number of recommendations is a bit small, and the ratings do not match the quality of the article. Come on.

It was well written, although I only read a small part of it. Isn't it true that the protagonist catches defeated Pokémon and sells them on the black market when he gets the chance, and he is qualified to be a ranger? I think the rangers in the anime are just to protect the wild Pokémon in them from being poached? What's the difference between those poachers and you? I think the protagonist can join the hunter organization.

As a reader who is following up on updates, I think this novel is quite exciting among Pokémon fandoms. Different from traditional cool novels, this novel is a slow-burn cool novel (semi-shuangwen) with very distinct and contradictory characters. It rejects underground organizations, but does not fully accept the alliance. Judging from the current situation, the protagonist may most likely embark on the path of the resistance (it has not yet appeared in the article). Of course, the above is my personal opinion. I hope the author will continue to work hard and not let this novel end [Sending Hearts]

From the beginning, I wanted to find a Pokémon story that was slower-paced and more realistic. This book is very suitable for my taste. The pace of the growth of the protagonist is very well controlled in the article. It is more suitable for my taste to not blindly assign elves with high racial values ​​to the protagonist. This is very good for the Pokémon I like. (I particularly like the Fengyuan region. Starting here, I feel like I'm dreaming back to my childhood. It's a pity that I didn't choose my natal water leaping fish when I chose the elf in the later stage.) In short, I give my best to the author and hope that I can keep it up.

I read the whole book in one go and it was really enjoyable. The word "climb" in this book is used throughout the text. The protagonist grows from an ordinary forest ranger's son to a candidate for the Four Heavenly Kings and an elf doctor. His adventure story is very exciting and exciting. He and his elves left a lot of laughter and sweat, which makes people learn from You can feel the bond between trainers and elves in this novel. It is a novel about the rise of common elves that is worth calming down and reading. I hope that future readers can click in and experience it. Although the book is finished, the adventure story of Yang Yan and the elves is still going on...

Overall, it's very good. I waited until the author had written more than one million words before pursuing Lantern Festival, because I couldn't find any Pokémon articles before. The biggest advantage is that it is generally very suitable for my taste: there are not too many cheats, the protagonist upgrades step by step, his behavioral IQ is online, and he will make mistakes but correct them (but I think it is a pity that there is not too much emphasis on the protagonist's behavior or thoughts after correction), and the various original plots and combat ideas are excellent. The bad thing is that there are too many Pokémon, which leads to too few emotional scenes between the protagonist and Pokémon. The battle scenes are okay. The other bad thing is that the pace is a bit fast. If I write, I will appropriately stretch the content and write something that has little to do with the main plot, but promotes the relationship between Pokémon. But in my opinion, this protagonist is indeed more utilitarian (maybe this is the price of maturity) In addition, the author can try to promote the book in the book desert square, because it is really not popular (compared to its excitement)

I have read dozens of Pokémon novels, and this is considered one of the better ones. It has a reasonable plot, rich emotional descriptions of the characters, and a good overall view of the world. It also laid a lot of foreshadowing. I hope the author will continue to work hard and continue to write in a good state.

This book perfectly explains the world view of Pokémon. Hong Damen's detailed descriptions are very good, allowing people to really feel the world of Pokémon. In the early stage, in the gray area, the subjective fear of alliances and the binding of interests in the later period are the inner excessiveness and self-confidence after becoming stronger. When I became a doctor, I did not refer to super evolution, Z moves or energy evolution. Instead, it is a novel idea. The author's world view, medicine, through experiments, tests, and processes express a real Pokémon world from his own thinking. The growth of the warrior is also qualified from the perspective of a trainer. He does not give up low qualifications in the early stage to help him improve in the early and late stages. The protagonist and the individual Pokémon lack independent highlight moments. Without independent heroism, it is difficult to impress one of the Pokémon. This is a part of the difficulty of this book becoming a masterpiece. The Pokémon world view in this book is really good. It is a pity that he did not see him reach the championship. After the struggle with the Dark clan, he must be the champion in the end, but it is a pity that the author left a suspense

The writing is good, not brainless or holy, the protagonist grows up slowly, and the golden finger of a data panel is just right. I've been looking around for elf texts all with systems in them, and I really don't like them. To be honest, when I first read the first 200 chapters, they were all about catching and selling Pokémon, and they caught a lot of them. Some of them didn't take the initiative to provoke the protagonist. The protagonist also knew what the consequences would be if he sold them to the black market. He had made millions from this, and he was still trying to catch and sell them. I was really disgusted and almost abandoned the article. Please don't, everyone, the plot behind will be exciting! The plot behind it is really good and worth watching. The ending was caught off guard. The battle between mythical beasts is finally over. I still want to see more about the daily life of the protagonist. I am very curious about the friends the protagonist knows. I am also very curious about whether I will interact with Xiaozhi again. I always feel that it is not there at the beginning [crying] It is a pity. It would be great if there is a sequel! ! ! Hope there is a sequel! ! !

Very good, quite natural, not too toxic at the beginning and too much, the protagonist is quite ordinary, the rating is too low, maybe the protagonist is not skinny enough 😏, the chapter could be better, I just saw that I was looking for a grass-type gym leader to see a doctor, cheers for the author

When I read this book by the author Dada, I remembered how passionate I was when I read Xiaozhi. I personally think that the author's writing is very delicate and full of historical sense. I have read hundreds or even thousands of novels since I started reading them in 2017. This novel is one of the most beautiful novels I have ever read. No one!