Pokémon: I Am One Piece

As of the latest chapter 18, I personally give it a 5-star rating. After all, this book is the only novel I've seen recently where the protagonist is a non-time traveler and it's purely about the world of Pokémon. However, I still have a few small opinions. 1. From the current point of view, the protagonist is not a time traveler and has no system, so I hope there will not be any settings for past life memory recovery in the future. After all, it would be better if memory recovery comes from the beginning. 2. I personally feel that the background of the Descendants of the Water People can be explored more deeply, similar to the sea village where the Descendants of the Water People will sail in the future, and then explain why the protagonist is living outside. It feels like this point in time can be linked to the Manafi incident a few years later (Shafiya seems to have been involved in the Manafi incident) 3. I feel that the author can write about navigation in the future. After all, the protagonist wants to be a navigator and the title of the book is also related to navigation. Finally, I hope the author won't think my writing is so long. I also hope that all the pretty girls and boys who see this review will stop trolling me.

Team Rainy Day! I really like it. This lineup is very well matched. I should be able to include elves from other types. The Grass Steel of the Rainy Day team is too terrible. If I don't bring fighting, I will be sick to death [vomit], especially Yashiro also gave me the magical skill of pounce [face covering]

It looks great. As a water people, there must be beautiful and handsome Pokémon like Menus. Although I want the protagonist to conquer the Roaring Whale, because he is silly and cute, but he is too big and is not conducive to battle.

The story is very well written. The main character is a wish navigator, a specialized trainer of the water system, and a citizen of the water. His current occupation is a breeder, researcher, trainer, and a disciple of Dr. Odamaki. He has a friendly relationship with Daigo, Mikoli, Sirona, Karuni and some local doctors. He also knows characters such as Xiaozhi and Xiaomao. The protagonist's personality is more ghostly, and the team's cooperation is the Rainy Day team. Generally speaking, it is very good. I hope the author will work hard.

I really want to know why the Toothfish had a tail, but after it evolved, its tail disappeared.

I just want to know, if we fight on land, how will these fish, jellyfish, etc. Fight?

It looks good, but the author hasn't updated it in almost a year [smile]

I like this type of work very much. It's not a time traveler, it doesn't have cheats, it's an original character by the author, and it's very well written, which is rare. Otherwise, the protagonists of other novels all know the plot equally well and it would be boring to watch. And a different path was planned. This article by the author is very good. I would call it the best of elvish literature.

I hope the author can conquer the water jumping fish, otherwise the combat space will be too small and can only fight at sea, and then hope to conquer the water arrow turtle, because it can fight on land.

I hope that the protagonist will subdue a shiny mini dragon and not evolve into a fast dragon, so that it can live in the water. Or subdue a group of weak tench, which live in groups when fighting, and usually stay beside the boat. If you don't want a heroine, you can't live with a heroine

Not bad. I recommend several Pokémon suitable for the protagonist. The known protagonists are: Sharp Tooth Shark - Long-winged Gull - Water Jumping Fish (uncertain) 1. Electric type: Self-destructing Magnemite/Grump Eel King/Electric Umbrella Lizard 2. Steel type: giant mantis/nut dumbbell 3 Ice type: Lapras (riding the dragon)/Spiny Shell

Yes, this is the first time I have read this kind of Pokémon novel that is not about time travel and the main character is slowly growing up. I would like to ask if the ability of the descendant of the water people is to increase the affinity to water Pokémon, and can it only talk to water Pokémon?

I've been reading this for a long time, and I'm just rating it now, but I have to say that after reading it, I feel that it has the same style of painting as the original work. They are all innocent children who love adventure. It's really good to watch, but I can't get enough of it. This is the first time I've said in a review that it's both good-looking and not enough.

The protagonist, a waterman, has no system and no soul penetration. He has the dream of becoming a captain and grows up step by step. It's super beautiful. I hope the author will work harder on the battle.

It's very beautiful. Why is the rating so low?

Want to form a rainy day team? The next elf arranges a weather man or something.

This book feels good to read. The only drawback is that the description of the battle is not detailed enough, but overall it looks very comfortable. I hope the author can describe the scenery in more detail to give an immersive feeling.

A very interesting trainer route, an unconventional start, very good! The writing style may be a bit childish, but the plot development and design are relatively reasonable. The arrangement of Pokémon is not a wholesale one, but a natural development and excellence. The author also knows the characteristics of Pokémon very well, and I look forward to a perfect ending!

Well, this book is pretty good, but I just want to ask when will it be updated? I remember he had stopped having sex for a long time.

It's okay. I hope the author will think carefully about who the heroine is. Judging from the details of the writing, it's okay. Come on, author.

Although I don't play Rainy Day Team very much, this novel is still super nice.

In this fast-paced era, isn't it a pleasure to read slow-paced novels?

How to say it? I guess I've always watched them traveling back in time to understand some of the stories. Then I saw that this had never been turned around, so I was a little confused. This book is very good because it is more daily life. If you are used to seeing those fighting, you can read this to relax.

The settings are pretty good, equivalent to water telepathy and affinity. I don't know why the eunuch is here. It's a pity.

It's pretty good. The calm and peaceful life, the psychological activities between the characters, the portrayal of the characters, and the interaction between them are all very good. However, the follow-up is a little too bland, and the early interactions with the villagers are a little abrupt. Maybe it is because the growth process is skipped directly. The lack of details means that readers may not be able to empathize too much. Instead, they feel that the protagonist is a bit silly and sweet, and the problems are difficult to understand. Please read the review after reading it.

It's great. It's really well written. It's not the kind of system-invincible style. There are relatively few Pokémon battles, but most of them are warm daily life. It's very comfortable to read. There are no big pitfalls so far. I hope the author can continue writing [laughter]

The remnants of water. Captain's Dream: Learning all kinds of knowledge, I hope it will become more and more exciting in the future

It looks good, but not enough. And why is the rating so low? [Think]

I really think it is well written. The protagonist is a local, learns everything from scratch, has dreams, passion, and is very comfortable getting along with people and elves. It looks so good, why stop updating it? [Cry]

It's a good book, the writing style, the structure and so on are good, but if you think about it carefully, the protagonist is involved in many aspects, including researcher, trainer, breeder, and sailing, but there is no specific outstanding place in any direction.