Pokemon: The Dark King
神奇宝贝之黑暗王者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Nothing on the Recommendation Lists Appeals to Me. Quickly Give Me Your Favorite Highly Rated Books!
I just want books in the categories listed below!
Pokemon, A Prestigious Family, and Powerful Connections
Are There Any Pokemon Masterpieces, or Is Teacher Lu the Peak?
I've Recently Gotten into Pokemon Stories, Please Recommend Some! Urgently Looking
Anything good or classic is fine.
Childhood Anime!! Fanfiction!! Please!!
For example, childhood cartoons like "Shen Bing Xiao Jiang" and "Boonie Bears".
I Want the Original Pokemon World, Not a Story Where Someone Becomes Ash
There Are No Masterpieces Left in Pokemon. Disagree? Come Debate Me
Fanfiction Is Fine: Anime, Novels, TV Shows, Movies, Anything
Are Pokemon Stories Still Worth Reading???
Looking for books like Pokemon: This Trainer Is a Little Dark. I'm shocked, Pokemon can actually be written like this!!!
Looking for Highly Rated Dark Pokemon Stories
I don’t want shallow, forced villainy or formulaic, brainless wish-fulfillment. Ideally, the protagonist should be clever, with their wits fully intact and their values in order. Any darkness should have a reason and real depth. The author should also know Pokemon and be a genuine fan.
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 🥵🥵🥵
A Pokemon Trainer from an Ordinary Background Who Develops Steadily from the Start, Without Mindless Battles
Looking for books like "Pokemon: The Bonded Champion".
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!!!
Pokemon Stories Featuring Deino or Larvitar. I’m a Dark-Type Team Fan.
Looking for a protagonist with an evil nature.
Pokemon Stories Where the Protagonist Has Legendary Pokemon and Doesn't Hide Them or Keep a Low Profile
Any Stories Set Just as Spiritual Qi Begins to Revive, Where the Protagonist Gets in on the First Wave of Benefits?
Pokemon Protagonist Catches Legendary Pokemon
Please recommend stories where the protagonist collects lots of divine beasts.
Since Teacher Lu, Pokemon Has Never Reached Its Peak Again. Disagree? Come Debate Me
Pokemon Stories With 500+ Chapters, Not Set in an Elf World!
☆ Theme requirements: Pokemon / Pokemon / Pokemon / Pokémon ☆ Details: Include training, battles, daily life, and bonds. The setting should make sense. A lighthearted plot with a nearly invincible protagonist. Grounded, not fantastical. The protagonist should not be a bleeding heart. One female lead or no female lead.
Are There Really No Good Pokemon Novels?
No harems.
Why Does Tomato Novel Separate Pokemon and Pokemon?
Share some good Pokemon stories, please (◍•ᴗ•◍)❤
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".
Why Hasn't Anyone Written a Novel About Hydreigon's 600 Base Stats?
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It's quite good. The protagonist has his own ideas and goals. After reading it, I was quite moved. Life is like sailing on the sea. If you lose your direction, no matter which wind blows, it will be a headwind. I hope that while we can relieve stress by reading, we can not just read books. I would like to share this with all my fellow book lovers!
Let's get a Gengar! It can enter shadows and store things, perfect for assassination and cute too. And isn't there a Metagross like Steven's in Sinnoh's Windward Town? It's probably still Beldug now. Zoroah's ability is illusion, it's magic, not like Ditto's transformation.
This novel is truly a rare gem of Elf literature. The plot is clear, the protagonist has a clear goal, the content is detailed, and it gets a bit slice-of-life later on, but it's still very enjoyable. I'm currently watching Quartz Conference and I'm really enjoying it. I just don't know why, even though this is supposed to be a very good author's previous work, not many people read it. I think it's probably a problem with the title.
I think it's well-written, but here are a few suggestions: Maintain the absence of a female lead, and when discussing female characters, show at least basic respect. Don't give so much space to the mythical beast faction; we're here to see him and the elves, not to see those factions every day. I can tell it borrowed some elements from other works. I've read quite a bit, but frankly, there aren't many readable books on Tomato Bookstore. Keep it up, author!
The protagonist, Lao Liu, is quick to run away when trouble arises, avoids problems altogether, isn't a saint, doesn't get caught up in indecisiveness, and doesn't engage in ambiguous relationships—that's what I love most about him! He only associates with those who are useful, and doesn't bother with those who aren't, so he doesn't try to make his presence felt. It's so comfortable to watch; I love it!
This is the first Pokémon book I've ever enjoyed so much. Other Pokémon books were okay at the beginning but became nothing special later on, but this Pokémon book really got me hooked and made me want to keep reading. Could you please provide an Ice Ninetales or Arcanine? They're so cool!!
It's really a pretty good book. This is also the first time I've commented on it. My nose felt a little sore when Lao Hudi died. The character portrayal is very good. It reveals a lot about the existence of the dark system, but it's not that important. It even becomes a bit blurred in the middle and later stages. Very good, very good. Keep it up!
This novel has a clear beginning and end. Although many new settings were omitted, this actually makes for a relatively perfect plot and ending. It's a rare gem, and I'd personally give it around 9.5.
Wow, aside from a few typos, this is basically one of my top three Pokémon reads. The rating is really low. I hope they promote it more; I feel like it could become popular. Also, if the author corrects the typos during the proofreading process, it would be perfect. Keep it up, it's really good!
I read it carefully from beginning to end, and it flowed smoothly – a blessing for story-driven readers. The author's writing is coherent, the plot is well-structured, and the production is clear. Team Rocket's entry and the ending with chivalrous righteousness make for a truly epic and moving story. Although the ending is partly due to the level cap, the overall arrangement is very reasonable.