The protagonist travels back in time to become Xiaozhi's twin brother Xiaochi with the Pokémon knowledge he possessed in his previous life. However, as he grows up, he gradually forgets all the plots about Pokémon, but unknown adventures are interesting.
Reader comments
Okay, it took me about 30 minutes to read the current chapter.
When it comes to books, I always like to give them five stars, and this book does deserve five stars.
1. There is no so-called theory of qualifications in this book. This is a very good performance here. (I don't know who came up with the so-called upper limit of qualifications. Most of the current books are based on qualifications.) One star.
2. Respect the original work and not completely follow the animation plot. Give one star here too.
3. If you don't like the characters, you just don't know how the author sees the horizon. If there was no black horizon, I would give this star one.
4. What I can accept is a single heroine. When I first read the comment section, I thought the author was writing about a harem. Fortunately, I stopped in time. Give one star.
5. I feel that the author is not the kind of cloud player and cloud audience, so I give it one star.
Talking about flaws, the number of Pokémon captured is a bit small. And remember to segment! ! !
The author talks too much, so I recommend putting it at the end of the chapter! ! !
Really, it must be divided into sections! ! !
It's okay. Why doesn't anyone see [what] [what]?
I'm not a human, or what?
It's well written, but I feel like there are a lot of elves to conquer and they're not very rare.
Good, good, good, good
Not bad, the character of the protagonist is also very good, but it's just a little short. I hope the updates won't be discontinued.
How can I put it this way? As far as my views on this novel are concerned, who else can? I can still accept my shortcomings, but it depends on when the author will update the novel.
Okay, it took me about 30 minutes to read the current chapter. When it comes to books, I always like to give them five stars, and this book does deserve five stars. 1. There is no so-called theory of qualifications in this book. This is a very good performance here. (I don't know who came up with the so-called upper limit of qualifications. Most of the current books are based on qualifications.) One star. 2. Respect the original work and not completely follow the animation plot. Give one star here too. 3. If you don't like the characters, you just don't know how the author sees the horizon. If there was no black horizon, I would give this star one. 4. What I can accept is a single heroine. When I first read the comment section, I thought the author was writing about a harem. Fortunately, I stopped in time. Give one star. 5. I feel that the author is not the kind of cloud player and cloud audience, so I give it one star. Talking about flaws, the number of Pokémon captured is a bit small. And remember to segment! ! ! The author talks too much, so I recommend putting it at the end of the chapter! ! ! Really, it must be divided into sections! ! !
It's okay. Why doesn't anyone see [what] [what]?
I'm not a human, or what?
It's well written, but I feel like there are a lot of elves to conquer and they're not very rare.
Good, good, good, good
Not bad, the character of the protagonist is also very good, but it's just a little short. I hope the updates won't be discontinued.
How can I put it this way? As far as my views on this novel are concerned, who else can? I can still accept my shortcomings, but it depends on when the author will update the novel.