Pokemon: A Legendary Investigator

I think it's well written. Today's PM stories basically have to give the protagonist a system, which makes me tired to death. This kind of protagonist is not even a scumbag without a system. The control of this book is quite good. The protagonist's golden finger is a superpower, which is an ability that exists in the pm world. The only thing that the protagonist has that can really be considered a cheat is the panel where you can see Pokémon (but it seems that illustrated books can also do it). This kind of cheat is actually quite beneficial to readers. In terms of combat power, the protagonist is not the kind who is invincible all the way. The author's control of combat power is quite good. The author did not set up a rainbow-colored theory of qualifications. I really hate this theory of qualifications. If qualifications really determine everything, why should you be a trainer? (There is no aptitude theory, but it does not mean that there is no aptitude. It is only reflected in the aspects of development, genetic skills, characteristics and personality, rather than directly telling you whether it is red or green) In terms of plot, I think most of the content is pretty good, except for the heroine. It feels like the author wanted to portray an eccentric image, but he didn't control it well and it's not that likable. Also, when facing the super-powered woman in the arena, I felt that the protagonist's attitude was a little softer (why would you help her even though she's threatening you?). There are some Cthulhu elements incorporated into the worldview. This is my first time coming into contact with this kind of PM text, but I think the integration is quite good and there is no sense of separation. The timeline is set before Xiaozhi's departure (Wataru and the others haven't become champions yet anyway), and because of the inclusion of special chapters and anime, the characters are a little different. By the way, it is mentioned here that both red and green are champions. The book is a good book, but not many people can read it. Hope the author can stick with it.

It looks good, but why isn't it popular?

It's so hard to hold back, right? It's already 1.4 Million words in one go.

I have always felt that almost no one can live like the protagonist of the novel. The weirdness in the book may be like the darkness of society and the misery of life in real life. Although the reality is more complicated, after reading so many novels, I feel that we should see some qualities similar to kindness, courage, and perseverance in the protagonist. Some people say that the novel is bad, but I don't really agree. Mahira's story is not over, just like our story is not over either.

It's quite interesting, but I personally don't like traveling with people, so I skipped it. However, the plot of this book is quite novel and worth reading.

Very interesting, good luck to the author

It's beautiful, but it's a pity that no one is asking for good works. In my opinion, it's better than most Pokémon fan fiction on the market. Cheers, author [blowing kiss] The heroine's writing is optional

If you don't understand the first chapter, read it below (based on my guess) Official: "If the temple wants to kill him, let the temple kill him. Anyway, we know too many secrets." The temple "researched it and shared it with "you", the premise is not to protect him"

More than 85% of fan Pokémon.

To be honest, it's a pretty good Pokémon fanfic, but the pace is a little fast at the end, including the ending, but overall it's still good, and the ending is okay. It's a rare and good-looking Pokémon fanfic.