Pokemon, Pokémon, and Pokemon were what motivated me to finish my homework as a kid. As I grew up and experienced all kinds of things in society, the word “nostalgia” became more and more dear to me. Sometimes I’d be browsing the web, casually click on an ad for some Pokemon game, and that night I might dream I was a kid again, shouting something terribly cringey like, “Go, Big Orange!”
So, after thinking it over, I picked up my computer and rewatched the Pokemon anime a few times, planning to organize and build on the dreams I’ve had over the years. Well, it’s all for the sake of writing.
I’ve only watched up to the point where the characters haven’t changed appearance yet. I’m older now, and the cartoon characters who made the biggest impression on me as a child seem like different people, so it’s hard to get used to. So please don’t bring in the later series or the games. The author really doesn’t play those kinds of games.
No System, but there are a few small perks from transmigrating. This is the author’s first Pokemon novel, and I’m definitely going to finish it. I’m sorry if it’s not to your taste, but I won’t be changing it. Well, I’m stubborn like that.
Since the author mentioned that this is his first time writing an elf series, I must support him.
It should be Boss Cordora, after all, it can't be that it hasn't evolved to its final form after so many years. Who is the protagonist's initial elf?
It's so beautiful, come on