Pokémon: This Xiaozhi Is Extraordinary

It's not time travel or rebirth. It's Ash, but not from the animated world. It is a parallel world written by Xiaozhi. Apart from the original plot, there are countless connections. Emotions are delicate. Sincere love. This is Xiaozhi's parallel world, with a little less confidence and a little more motivation. Different life experiences but a common goal. "I'm Ash Ketchum, and my dream is to become a Pokémon Master!"

This book by the author is good and it is rare that the original Ash Ketchum is not like either a time traveler or a reborn Ash Ketchum in other Pokémon novels. Or it's a novel that forced Xiaozhi to wake up. But I suggest you check it out as he knows more about Pokémon than I do. There is a lot worth learning from in this novel. For example, adding a theatrical version to Xiaozhi's journey. And let Xiaozhi conquer Pokémon outside the animation. Such as crystal rock snakes and fossil pterosaurs. These Pokémon. Also, let me tell you, I read this novel using another account. The other account is the one who often talks to you in your comment area.

It's pretty good and very comfortable to watch. Who will be Xiaozhi's companion after he goes on a trip?

So far it looks pretty good, but when the elf information started to appear, the monkey monster used a double punch to hit the small fist stone in front of him, but there was no elf information. Also, wouldn't there be only four skills? It means that new skills are constantly being updated and only four skills will be maintained. No way, right?

It's okay. It's much better than the previous one. It's an improvement. At least I'm starting to have my own rhythm. It seems I've written an outline this time.

The child wants to eat something sweet, and it would be better if it contains more sweet content.

Great, Xiao Ai is indeed Xiao Ai from Mewtwo the Movie [laughing] The explanation at the end of the paragraph should be Arceus The colorful feathers of Ho-oh are the theatrical version of Charizard Yaxuan of Bogui's Heroes That officer, how dare he treat the Rockets trio [thinking]

It's okay, but there are a lot of dead Pokémon.

Not bad, it's one of the better Pokémon stories I've read.

If the current writing style is maintained, this book will definitely become popular.

I have a question: Should the world view be animation plus games plus comics, animation plus games, or animation plus comics?

Author, please don't play love triangle, this kind of plot is too painful.

It matches my Xiaozhi