Pokemon Explained and the Daily Life of a Pro

As a fusion of Pokémon and the real world, it's excellent. In terms of plot, it's reasonable to make the protagonist an emissary of Arceus, and it also has a certain degree of plausibility in the real world. The plot in the real-world United States is a bit fairytale-like, but I think it's the finishing touch. What attracts me the most is that the protagonist can be seen to genuinely love Pokémon.

I quite enjoy reading stories where the protagonist starts with a fully equipped character and then learns about elves, but this type of novel rarely becomes a big hit on Tomato (a Chinese online literature platform). The last author who wrote a novel like this later disappeared. 🤦

The protagonist provides educational content from the perspective of someone from the Pokémon world. Hopefully, other characters from their respective Pokémon worlds will join the protagonist in sharing knowledge later on; this could be Ash Ketchum or a female character.

I hope the author continues writing. Of all the Pokémon novels I've read, this one is quite to my liking. The character designs for each Pokémon are well-developed and consistent, and it's not one of those overused, formulaic Pokémon stories. It's a relatively fresh style for Tomato (a popular Chinese Pokémon publisher). After reading so many Pokémon novels, this one is quite good.

This is a rare book that manages to handle the conflict between the Adventists and the native inhabitants well, and its portrayal of the interaction between humans and elves is rich in cultural characteristics and humanistic care. This prevents the setting from becoming tiresome (the idea of original sin in humanity should just be forgotten).

Many aspects are still immature. However, it covers many things that other books of the same type haven't. Unlike other books that simply introduce and copy encyclopedia entries, it at least explains various aspects of Pokémon in the city, and the idea of Pokémon joining the main characters is also quite good.

This is a great read. I think it's the best of its kind. To be honest, I'm usually averse to seeing anime characters like Ash in Pokémon fanfiction, but this one integrates them exceptionally well, making it feel seamless. I really enjoyed it. Keep updating! I want more!

By the way, author, there's a setting you might not know: some Pokémon's recovery abilities make them immune to decapitation or being cut in half (not counting Muk).

Come, author, repeat after me my solemn oath: From this day forward, I will never stop updating. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will not play games or write filler articles. I will be strictly self-disciplined, cherish time like gold, be indomitable, strive hard, pursue excellence, forge brilliance, find joy in writing, be tempered into steel, and live up to my readers, my youth…

I really enjoyed it. I finally found this educational story on Tomato Bookstore and finished it in two days. It's heartwarming and slice-of-life, which is my favorite type. I don't really like action-packed stories; I prefer slow-paced educational ones. Watching everyone interact with Pokémon made me feel like I had one too.