Pokemon: My Dad Beats Me from the Start

Pokémon Journey is the blueprint for Pokémon and items 😏

Honestly, this novel is one of the better Pokémon novels currently available. I hope the quality and update speed remain consistent 😏. Also, I hope the author lets the protagonist grow up and take revenge on the Wang family, like this time at Jinling University – I hope they really give that guy surnamed Wang a good beating, and that Ye Chen too!

The plot flows smoothly without any lag, the writing is excellent, and the writing is quite suggestive 😳 It creates a character who is both ruthless and powerful (in my personal opinion). The author's introduction is not clear enough, so I'll explain it for the author. Born into a modestly wealthy family, the elders bestowed upon him a Slacker King (who later overcame his natural instincts).

After reading these chapters, my face turned solemn. I lowered my head deeply, silently turned off my phone, got up, opened the refrigerator, took out a bottle of 1982 Nongfu Spring water (a rare vintage), held it tightly in my hand, and slowly walked to the window. The scenery outside was somewhat gloomy, just like my mood—heavy, very heavy.

Overall, this book is quite good, with fresh and original ideas. Although it's based on that game, it doesn't hinder reading. However, some parts are unacceptable to me, such as the requirement of Mega Evolution to break through levels; I also dislike the dual female protagonists. Nevertheless, I still recommend it. (This is purely my personal opinion, please don't criticize.)

Five-star review. The book is a bit dark in the beginning, but it gets really enjoyable later on. I hope readers who find this book will be patient and read a few more chapters. I'm really enjoying this part right now, but I haven't finished watching the rest yet. By the way, is the author's surname Xu? I searched and found that the protagonist of the next book also has the surname Xu, and his father's name hasn't changed either.

It looks good \(//∇//)\, but why is the rating so low?

Author, you have a serious history of bad endings and missed updates, but this book is just so good I'm debating whether to keep reading.

It's clearly a good book, I don't understand why it has such a low rating; it's quite good for this genre.

If you're going to write about unrequited love, you can't just write about unrequited love. You have to write about standing on tiptoe to look around, about that small cup that you had to fill with water every time after class, about the figure watching from the playground during PE class, about the crumpled note that you never handed over, about the noisy teasing from your best friends, about…