Pokemon: A Journey of Bonds

Super pretty! Among so many Pokémon fanfics, this is the first one I've come across that's enjoyable to read~ [laughs][laughs][laughs] It's just a little bit lacking.

Not bad [Chigua] (Book Review Sofa)

This book is the second book besides Pokémon: Reality Comes that I found very engaging and good. I must give it five stars! But why are these male protagonists different from what I thought? But the heroine is really good-looking. Anyway, cheers for the author!

This book is slow to catch on in the early stage, but the plot in the later stage is extremely compact and almost waterless. In terms of description of battles, it focuses on real-life tactics and is unsystematic. The only plug-in is the protagonist's elf knowledge and the power of the waveguide given by Arceus. It can be regarded as a small breath of fresh air in the tomato elf novels.

Nice! Although I am not very used to this kind of multiple transitions, it does not prevent it from being interesting. The plot is compact and not procrastinating, and the characters are well created. Everyone has their own story, and it is not a story for the sake of the plot, so it is a good book, although I have almost forgotten most of the elves in it. Well, come on!

Personally, I feel that this book is particularly in line with my taste. It feels much better than those where the starting system directly sends out mythical beasts and so on. The writing is also very good.

First of all, I read this book on the recommendation of the author of Crown Trainer (Pokémon: Reality Comes). It looks good so far! So give it a five-star rating, and cheers for the author!

It's a very good book. I think the rating in the future will not be lower than that of Championship Trainer.

Very good, thank you very much for the role given by Generous Yixiao

I just have time today to catch up on Jianshan's book