I Farm in the Pokemon World
我在宝可梦世界种田
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- Ongoing
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- 423k Words
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- Anime Fanfiction
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- 1y ago
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I've Recently Gotten into Pokemon Stories, Please Recommend Some! Urgently Looking
Anything good or classic is fine.
The Gold Standard of System Farming Stories, Come Argue If You Disagree
There Are No Masterpieces Left in Pokemon. Disagree? Come Debate Me
My Pokemon Stories Are All Rated at Least 9.3, and There Are Tons of Them. Come at Me
I'm only looking for high-quality Pokemon stories. The Pokemon stories posted by the thread author all have ratings of at least 9.3. No. 6 has over a thousand posts after just two years, and every time I log in, it's at 99+. @The Guy with Lots of Branches is my main account. It's the one I use most, so please give me a follow 🥵🥵🥵
Pokemon Stories That Have Built Up a Good Backlog
Not a brainless power fantasy. Keep the plot as logical as possible. No cutesy stuff. Real men read about badass Pokemon like Aggron and Steelix. Ideally, over a million characters!!!
Any High-Quality Farming Novels Like Shanshan Youyao?
#InARutForBooks!
Pokemon Stories with Some Brains Behind Them. No Legendary or Mythical Pokemon Showing up at the Drop of a Hat, and Give Me a Good Plot.
Feels Like There Aren't Any Pokemon Masterpieces Anymore, Just Stories with Terrible Endings
I'm looking for books like "Pokemon: I Only Catch Legendary Pokemon". Other than "Pokemon: I Only Catch Legendary Pokemon", I'm also interested in "Starting with Greninja", "Pokemon: I Only Catch Legendary Pokemon, Starting with Steel-Type Mythical Pokemon Meltan", "All-Type Pokémon Master", "Starting with Rayquaza", "The School Beauty Cried After I Beat Her", "Legendary Trainer: Starting with Milotic", and "Taiji San Te".
Pokemon Novels, Hit Me with Recommendations. I'm Out of Things to Read
Pokemon fans, don't be shy. Come on in and drop your book recommendations 📖📖📖
Pokemon Stories Where the Protagonist Has Only a Few, but Powerful, Pokemon. No Crossover Worlds
Looking for Pokemon Stories: No Collecting Them All, and No Overpowered Protagonist
Pokemon Stories That Are Engaging and Have Lots of Chapters
Looking for Pokemon Stories with One Female Lead, One Female Lead, One Female Lead, One Female Lead, Please
I'll say it three times: one female lead, one female lead, one female lead.
Pokemon!!! Pokemon!!! Pokemon!!! Pokemon!!! Pokemon!!!
I've recently become rather interested in Pokemon books. Do any of you have a good one to recommend for me to peruse? Preferably about Pokemon that don't have a trainer.
I've Been into Pokemon Stories Lately. Anyone Have Good Recommendations?
I've recently become obsessed with Pokemon stories. Does anyone have any good ones to recommend? This dean would be incredibly grateful.
Looking for Pokemon Stories Where the Protagonist Is Invincible from the Start
Boys' Love Pokemon Stories
Looking for a danmei story with Pokemon, preferably one that's completed.
Looking for Crossover Anime Stories, Preferably Kuroko's Basketball ୧⍢⃝୨
I'm looking for books similar to "Kuroko's Basketball: How Should I Win Over My Childhood Friends After Being Reborn?".
Pokemon: Cynthia Grows Strong on Her Own from Start to Finish, With a System but No Dependence on It
I Refuse to Believe There Are No Pokemon Masterpieces. Come Argue with Me
Pokemon Slice-of-Life Stories That Aren't Focused on Gym Battles
Looking for Pokemon Ranch-Building and Breeding Stories
Looking for books similar to "The Pokémon Story’s Protagonist: Farming Is Better Than Anything". I’m tired of all the fighting and killing. I want something pastoral, ranch-style, or focused on raising and breeding creatures.
Any Pokemon Stories Where the Team Is Complete From the Start?
Pokemon: No Masterpiece Since Groudon
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Judging from its current development, I feel it's a bit better than the pioneering work. Although that one was also well-written, I don't know why it had to include so much darkness, even though it wasn't a dark novel.
Keep it up, author! ^0^~ The author of the novel I read before with a similar theme stopped updating, so please don't stop updating either! 😘
My short review after reading the latest chapter: 1. Initially, one slightly unsettling issue was that the first few dozen chapters were almost identical in setting to another earlier Pokémon farming novel of the same genre. While it's impossible for them to simply be similar in genre or have the same plot, the main point is that they are "exactly the same."
I've read up to chapter 48 so far. The pacing is perfect for casual reading, so I'd give it four stars. But there aren't many novels like this on Tomato that I find enjoyable to read, so it really only stands out because of its peers. I've given it five stars.
I really like this type of novel, but unfortunately I've only seen two on Tomato Bookstore! One is barely updating, only once a month! And this is the other one; I hope the author doesn't ruin the ending!
The storyline is slice-of-life with some battles interspersed, making it a typical Pokémon slice-of-life story. However, the plot is drawn out, and some of the background information is distracting. Keep it up!
Excellent, author! The pacing is very engaging.
Well written, but please pay attention to some details, such as the difference between 41 and 50 cards, and ensure the number of near-Heavenly Kings in the family is consistent. Also, doesn't your family claim to lack Heavenly King-level members? Why did you reply that your family doesn't lack Heavenly King-level members? It's true, with such a large family fortune, having another Heavenly King-level fighter would improve their situation.
It's purely slice-of-life and looks alright. The only downsides, though not flaws, are some inconsistencies in the earlier and later settings due to time constraints. Also, for those of us who have only watched Ash's series, many Pokémon lack illustrations, making them less familiar.
It's great! Absolutely fantastic!! (Is there a female lead?! I personally hope there isn't one 🤦)