Pokemon: I, Misty, the Water-Type Pokémon Master

A very good book, very nice (*^▽^*)! !

It's well written. It doesn't follow the original plot. The characters have their own stories.

This book is really great, keep up the good work [sending my heart]

Creative as always and very well written!

It's a rare Pokémon story with no CP from the female protagonist's perspective. Although it's a man wearing a female character, the original male component is not high, and it's mainly from the female protagonist's perspective. It's great! There are really too few Pokémon fandoms with female trainers and no male protagonists. Come on, author! Water, too watery, an Evergreen Pokémon Center can water so many chapters, I have no patience to chase it, I will wait until I have accumulated a hundred chapters to read it. I really hope you can improve it. It's too watery. You can refer to other Pokémon fans to get a grasp of the progress.

The good thing is: both the characters and personalities are well created, the character's speech characteristics at certain times and the conversations between some family members are very good, and the emotional scenes are very delicate without feeling boring. The shortcomings are: apart from the numbness of my scalp when I saw the large number of elf analysis, there are some small flaws in the skills and elf points qualifications. The qualifications are still a bit boring. The elf analysis in several chapters repeatedly mentions that it gives people the feeling of looking down on an elf with poor individual value. It lacks the so-called fetters of the love for elf, just to become a water master, and there are many genetic skills and self-created skills that are more interesting. If you don't like it, you can just quit it. Overall, it is good.

I hope there is no CP. Don't add a male protagonist or a female protagonist halfway. The current career path is very good. If you suddenly add that kind of emotional line, it will feel weird. I can't accept CP. Mainly because there are some novels where the plot starts to decline just because a female protagonist or male protagonist is suddenly added halfway. The emotional line is weird, and the main line of the novel is also dragged down by the emotional line. Plus, reading the author's novels, I understand the author. The author's brain is dominated by reason rather than emotion, and the description of emotions is not particularly delicate. If the author is not 80% sure about this aspect, don't add it hastily. After all, the purpose of adding emotional lines in a novel is to attract more readers and add highlights to the novel. If it is not well written, it will have the opposite effect. No matter how well you write the main plot, it will be dragged down by the emotional line. In the end, the author should give it a boost! Don't put too much pressure on yourself, and take good care of your health. I have seen some authors put themselves in the hospital because of unhealthy daily life and irregular work and rest. The most serious one suffered from a brain tumor. Therefore, the author is a big man with a big body, so he must take good care of his health! Of course, I'm just afraid that the author will stop updating due to health reasons one day. I don't care about you. Let me say important things three times. Good health is the most important! Good health is the most important thing! Good health is the most important thing!

I think we can follow the plot, and of course we can make changes. If you want to become the world's number one water master, how can you stay home all the time? You must travel.

When will the second part be released? I really want to see it [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry ][Almost crying][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post]

There are very few Pokémon novels in which the protagonists are female, do not fall in love, and are only related to Pokémon. Too few of them are related to Pokémon. I quite like Xiaoxia in this novel, and it is not very similar to the original plot. Many of them are the author's own ideas, which are very innovative.