Pokemon: From Team Rocket to Team Rainbow Rocket

Although I was initially drawn in by the creation of Mewtwo, what truly made me want to continue reading was the establishment of Team Rocket. I enjoy reading novels about organizations built around Pokémon.

It's a great show. The plot is currently very well-developed, with plenty of exciting moments. It's very well written. Some people are complaining that Mewtwo isn't even here yet, giving it a low score. But honestly, Mewtwo's power level isn't really necessary to introduce him in the first few dozen chapters, and even with system assistance, it will definitely take time.

It was supposed to start with Mewtwo, but we're at chapter 68 and Mewtwo still hasn't appeared. You might as well change the title to "Pokémon: I Build Team Rocket in Another World". Of all the novels I've read lately, this one is the best. Keep it up!

Author, please read carefully. Your book is truly remarkable. How so? You could say it created a world of elves, a pioneering work. After all, most things develop from nothing, focusing primarily on execution and power enhancement. Your book takes a different approach; while not groundbreaking, it's certainly very interesting.

Come, author, repeat after me my solemn oath: From this day forward, I will never stop updating. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will not play games or write filler articles. I will be strictly self-disciplined, cherish time like gold, be indomitable, strive hard, pursue excellence, forge brilliance, find joy in writing, be tempered into steel, and live up to my readers, my youth…

I'd call myself the strongest in the Tomato Pokémon section; finding a decent Pokémon on Tomato is harder than climbing to heaven.

While this book doesn't start with Mewtwo as the title suggests, I felt that starting with Mewtwo would be too simplistic and not what we'd want. Therefore, the early quests and Team Rocket formation are essential for setting the stage and preparing for Mewtwo's later creation, which I think is reasonable. I think this book is very well written.

Sword, I'm 50-eight this year. Divorced with a kid, life's hardships have worn away my blunt edges, but they can't wear away my soul's yearning for love and freedom. My first half of life was tough; I spent over 40 years killing fish in Da Run. I thought my heart was as cold as a fish's, but looking at you, I know I'm still young.

I rarely write book reviews, but this Pokémon novel is quite good for a parallel universe Pokémon story. It easily deserves a 9 out of 10. The author may have included some elements that readers might find objectionable to advance the plot, such as the protagonist's involvement with Team Dark and subsequent schooling (which ends in dropping out), but overall it's still very good.

The beginning was very well written. I hope the follow-up will maintain the quality rather than rushing. I'll take my time and read it later after I've had some time to rest.