Pokemon: Why Do You Call Me the Sneaky Trainer?

I highly recommend several elves to the author. I really hope that the protagonist can conquer these elves. The first fantasy beast "Zeraora", the second fire swordsman "Blue Flame Blade Demon", the third fire warrior "Red Lotus Armored Cavalry", and the fourth boxing master "Martial Arts". "Bear Master" and the fifth wave guide hero "Lucario". I highly recommend these elves to the author, especially "Zeraora", who is super handsome and super strong in both the anime and the theater version. Who can refuse such an excellent yellow big cat?

It's very good-looking, and it's not mindless to raise Pokémon. It also has good character creation. Apart from the title of the book, I can't see [anything] other than Lao Liu. There are a lot of remarkable things, so I won't spoil it here. All in all very good

The rhythm is not an upgrade. I personally prefer this rhythm. However, I feel that the leapfrog copy of Alola appears too far forward, and the protagonist's own elf is too weak. There is no sense of participation at all, and it only shows up occasionally like a decoration. Looking forward to the follow-up

It suits my taste very well, the plot is very warm, the plot and setting are very good

I saw a lot of people talking about pacing issues and discrepancies between the content and the title of the article. I was curious. If you want to read a cool article, I would read a cool article. There are not many chapters about the first elf as the protagonist and the background of the article. I think this is more close to the life-style Pokémon articles. You can take a look at the elf articles that are popular nowadays. They are all about hierarchy and bloodline. If you read too much, it will be boring. On the contrary, this kind of daily type will only be interesting when the protagonist collects 5 or 6 elves. Those levels, bloodline type, are still good in the early to late stages. In order to keep up with the rhythm, the elves that have just been collected are upgraded to more than ten levels in a few chapters. It is very unreasonable. I think the author has written an elf novel with a different feeling. Unlike other elf novels, it looks more like a virtual online game. Um, I'm a little sorry for what I said before. Starting from more than 50 chapters, the pace is too fast. The protagonist elf encounters too many "big god" elves at once, and the strength progresses too fast. It feels a bit refreshing, but it doesn't feel good. There is no sense of steady progress. Alas😮‍💨

Come on, Saonian, the writing is actually very good. We have written the warmth of the period very well.

How can I put it... Half of one chapter is about setting, but overall it's still good to watch.

I have never been interested in this kind of novel that is not based on the original world (the world view of anime and games), but this one made me able to read it inexplicably, and it was quite enjoyable (? It's very warm, anyway, it's very good to read! The protagonist also has a little crybaby in the early stages of growth, which is quite cute, haha. The elves who follow him also have feelings. I really like this kind of bonding and friendship with Pokémon.

At first I was attracted by Thousand Faces Avoidance, but later on I felt that the character of the protagonist also attracted me. I like this kind of detailed and slow growth feeling [Sending my heart] It seems that there are no outstanding points at the moment, please go to the author

It's okay. I looked at the author's homepage and found that after writing four books, the first three were cut off after a few thousand words, so this can be considered the first book. The first book's worldview is relatively large and has a lot of words, which is quite remarkable, but the writing is choppy and has no beginning or end. There are also many extra chapters in the middle, which is difficult to read. It is very well written.