I Never Wanted to Be a Researcher

First, I'll give myself a five-star review. This is Tomato's third book, and my second Pokémon book. I'll continue writing my first book until it's finished; it's not very far off. The initial motivation for writing this book was that I felt the science within the Pokémon world could be explored in greater depth, hence this book.

Even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like this.

So far, the overall impression is very good. However, I feel there's a bit too little interaction with the Pokémon. Although this novel is primarily about preparing for graduate school entrance exams, it's still a Pokémon novel, so I hope that while maintaining the current quality, more interaction with the Pokémon can be added.

Five stars. I personally feel the early development was very good, and the elves are all characters I really like. Weaknesses: Not enough to watch. Possible flaws: None yet. Also, a complaint about the author: I was looking for a story without a female lead, but I quit halfway through, and then I couldn't find it again. So I'd like to ask if the author plans to write a story with or without a female lead.

I examine my work three times a day: Can I skip it? Can I do it tomorrow? Can someone else do it? I examine myself three times a day. What should I eat for breakfast? What should I eat for lunch? What should I eat for dinner? I examine myself three times a day. Who can be without fault? I examine myself again and again, and I find I have done nothing wrong.

A warm and ordinary world, without a system (I like stories without systems; I always feel that protagonists with such systems are more resilient and easier to empathize with. I prefer people's true personalities, whether bright or wicked, kind or cruel. They are inherently complex).

Having read through the author's current updates, the plot is well-written and flows smoothly. The only drawback is the lack of interaction with the Pokémon, and there haven't been many Pokémon battles yet, making it a bit too uneventful.

I personally think this book is excellent.

It's alright, rather bland, with not much interaction with Pokémon, but it's not boring to watch.

I really enjoyed it; no wonder the author has written two elf novels, they're so experienced! 💕💕💕💕💕💕