Pokemon: From the Start, I Gave Up Arcanine for Metagross

I've been following it closely. It's a really good Pokémon story with a captivating plot. The protagonist doesn't have an overly overpowered ability; he doesn't just focus on increasing his strength, but also incorporates other characters and storylines.

Dear author, I personally really like Lucario, could you possibly include one later? Just imagine, a cute and handsome blue dog that can Mega Evolve, how cool would that be? Please! 😳😳😳 Fighting and Steel types, and even a giant Aura Sphere like Ash's. Just think about it, just think about it. Who could resist a cute and handsome blue dog? ≧∇≦

Young master, if you're not satisfied with what you saw there, don't rush to give me a bad review. Why don't you come to the group and scold me a bit to calm down and tell me I didn't write a good article? Then I will listen carefully to everyone's opinions and reply to every person and every message I see. This is just the beginning, there's still a long way to go.

I read the latest update, chapter 59, in one go. I personally found it very good. I generally don't read elf novels without family support, but this one was excellent. I do think the protagonist's refusal to accept his family's resources is a slight flaw. I believe the protagonist has greater potential and should accept the family's resources to grow quickly and give back to the family. A true genius is one who grows up and becomes a genius. I hope the author continues to work hard.

After observing for a while and sending small gifts a few times, I received a message from the author today inviting me to comment. I'll just give a brief introduction to the protagonist's companions. The main character's current companions are Metagross and Gyarados. If possible, I hope to include a mythical beast in the later episodes. Author, what do you think of the caterpillar?

This is the Pokémon world I envisioned, the real world. In fact, there are all sorts of dangers in the anime. No one ever imagined the Pokémon world to be so wonderful. All the beauty is simply created by the interaction between humans and Pokémon.

That's already quite good. On Tomato, the rating shouldn't be this low, although it might just be a bit short. Personally, I feel it would be even better if the pacing were slower and it had five or six hundred pages. The issues are that Metagross isn't shiny, and its personality is underdeveloped; the personality descriptions are inadequate. It just doesn't feel real. I can't believe Lugia can transform!

The book is alright. It has the author's own settings, and the protagonist's progress is moderate, not the kind that's invincible from the start. But remember to skip chapters 44 to 49 when you read it. Seriously, if you're really not good at writing romance, you can skip the female lead.

This is a very good elf story. The author's writing is good, the content is smooth, and the structure is clear, but there are some minor flaws. After all, it's hard to understand why someone from a wealthy family would not use their family's resources and would rely entirely on themselves for resources.

The author is so friendly. I often see a bunch of people complaining about this and that, asking what else they want from the book. But the main reason is the author's friendliness. I've unlocked quite a few achievements without even realizing it! 😂