A Certain Smooth-Talking Pokemon Trainer

Yes, it's a good Pokémon story. The writing is decent, with few typos. The author is very interactive, frequently replying to both old and new chapters, almost like they live in the comment section. The author also has a habit of writing drafts and outlining, so updates are timely and there have been virtually no missed chapters. Promised bonus chapters are also always kept.

I've read up to chapter 45, and it's quite good, but there's something weird about it. I discovered that I read this book back in 2023 and even wrote a review. I was completely stunned.

It's really good, focusing on the bond between humans and Pokémon. I suggest making sure the personalities of the humans and Pokémon are similar, ideally with a story about how they meet. Don't catch too many Pokémon; three teams per book (around level 18) is about right. I think it's better than those books that just boast about catching legendary Pokémon.

Better than I expected! It's been a long time since I've read a Pokémon story with decent writing. My impression is that, as the author said, just when I was getting to know all the foreshadowing, they added new foreshadowing. It's really great, haha!

It's pretty good. The writing is excellent, and the content is clear. However, I don't really like the academy and talent system. Personally, I prefer Pokémon stories that focus on pure bonds and friendships between Pokémon, so this isn't quite for me. But if you like similar things, it's worth reading. After all, it's rare to find a Pokémon story that isn't just mindless fluff or simplistic fluff. Keep up the good work, author!

Keep it up, author! At least in my opinion, this is the best Pokémon story featuring Mawile as the protagonist. It's normal to plant foreshadowing in novels, but author, please don't forget to tie things up! The protagonist has become a semi-energy being, almost like a Pokémon. So, can he learn moves? Not necessarily more moves, because some moves humans can already learn.

Who is the female lead? And please write more about the heartwarming daily life of the elves. The story is good! 🍉🍉🍉

It's a very well-written story. Given the author's current situation, the protagonist might become a fairy-type champion.

Would Cynthia be suitable as the female lead?

The plot is good, but there's too little emotional development, and time moves too slowly. Only a month has passed in over 300 chapters. It feels like it might have had a rushed ending if it weren't for the elaborate writing in the next few thousand chapters. Looking forward to seeing how it develops.