Pokemon: Sketching with Smeargle

Keep up the good work, author!

It's unclear who the main character is. Why is it that after transmigrating into a Tutu dog, it doesn't even have a name anymore and just calls itself Tutu Dog? Doesn't the transmigrator have any independent thought? In battles, when the commander's judgment is wrong and they're about to be attacked, or when they're at a disadvantage, can't they act on their own and make better decisions?

This is one of the most creative books I've seen recently. It's about a dog named TuTu with unlimited sketching skills and a girl named XiaoYan's journey. Along the way, TuTu constantly sketches and replicates its skills while developing a bond with XiaoYan. It has few flaws, but the updates are a bit slow. It's worth reading! Tomb sweeping...

Either is fine, but the part where you transform into Rayquaza is too flashy. If the Rayquaza clan finds out, they'll gang up on you, or that Shiny Rayquaza will come after you. Don't forget, that guy can fight four or five legendary Pokémon on equal terms.

Wow, that's really creative! It's a short story about traveling and adventuring with your trainer, following Ash's path—arriving first! It complements the original storyline and gives me a really nice, heartwarming feeling.

This great novel shouldn't be overlooked. The protagonist's character is perfectly portrayed; he's neither arrogant nor haughty, never so arrogant as to deny his trainer's abilities, yet he has his own thoughts and strives alongside his trainer—that's the meaning of the journey. The female lead is also neither arrogant nor haughty, caring for her companions and always working towards her goals.

Everything else is pretty good, but it feels like the main character has become a supporting character since the trainer came along. His sense of autonomy has decreased, and he's started adopting the mindset and behavior of ordinary Pokémon. I wonder if things will get better later... I'll post another review later...

If you don't sketch the seal, the other side will become an idiot.

Don't castrate him, bro.

It's really good, I hope it's finished. I found it in January this year, and when summer vacation came and there were still no updates, I almost thought that one of the few books on my bookshelf was going to be abandoned. Keep up the good work, author! The writing is great, I'll promote it in the Pokémon thread!