Pokemon: I Can Teach Pokemon New Moves

Author, this book is great! I hope you can continue writing. Here are a few more questions: 1. First, the Pokémon you've written about aren't very rare; most people won't recognize them. Please describe their appearances more thoroughly, otherwise many people won't understand what you're writing about. 2. Regarding the book's strengths and weaknesses, it's too detailed.

The author's writing is excellent. This book doesn't follow the typical formula of other Pokémon novels; it focuses more on the detailed descriptions of Pokémon training. The plot is also well-paced. This book is sure to be a great success. Keep up the good work, author! 🔥🔥🔥

Finally found a story with detailed training information! (♡⌂♡) Author, could you add a tailed beast? ･ﾟﾟ･(/ω\)･ﾟﾟ･. The protagonist is so pitiful, can we ask for the stone tablet later? (●'◡'●) Author, keep it up! ❤ (ɔˆз(ˆ⌣ˆC)

Keep up the good work, author! This is very innovative. I've read many novels by different authors, and most of them start with three starter Pokémon/Dragon-type (Psychic, Ghost, Fairy) characters, who are usually rare, or the protagonist is just overpowered. It's rare to see a protagonist like this. Keep it up, author!

The author's writing is good. The background is set many years after the merging of the elf world and the real world, which is realistic yet somewhat cruel. However, I personally prefer a warmer world, and the hunting and selling of elves in the story is not something I can accept. I still prefer stories where humans and elves live in harmony.

Tomato, this is my favorite elf novel. 💕

It's written with a very realistic feel, completely devoid of any childish elements. It vividly portrays the hardships of life and battles in the elf world, and the joy of struggling in another world. There's not a trace of a typical fantasy story; the cheat-like abilities are also plausible. It truly embodies the philosophy that only through cautious and meticulous actions, coupled with courageous and diligent effort, can one reach the pinnacle of life. 😘

It's pretty good. The Pokémon are relatively uncommon, but their power-ups are all logical and well-developed, and the descriptions feel quite realistic. However, some training chapters are a bit wordy. I'm looking forward to more exciting developments later on.

The fact that the protagonist doesn't tame mythical beasts suggests they have a high status, but the evil organization in the story seems a bit too powerful, and the protagonist is a steady and ordinary spirit, so it doesn't seem like he'd be very strong in a fight. Could he borrow the power of mythical beasts later on, like the Three Dragons of the Dao, who are rare examples of mythical beasts that only require recognition without a fight?

Compared to most of Tomato's elf stories, this is already quite good, but there's still a lot of room for improvement. I hope the author will write some adventures or something later on to make the elves stronger. I'm particularly optimistic about the Symbol Bird 🍉