
Pokemon: The Legendary Beast Is Actually Me!
精灵:神兽竟是我自己!
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- Completed
- Length
- 364k Words
- Genre
- Unknown
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Recommend Some Books About Guys Who Don't Take Crap, Do Whatever They Want, Skip the Trash Talk, and Fight Anyone Who Dares Challenge Them
These books are so satisfying, ridiculously satisfying. I've finished them all. Please recommend more just like these, aaah!
I've Recently Gotten into Pokemon Stories, Please Recommend Some! Urgently Looking
Anything good or classic is fine.
The Protagonist Becomes a Nonhuman Being and Gets Found Out
Something like turning into an undead creature, an animal, or a supernatural being. The protagonist uses their strong humanity to suppress their instincts and keeps growing stronger. Nothing too meme-heavy, please. I'd prefer vivid, descriptive writing and tight storytelling.
The Protagonist Is a Pokemon
Looking for books similar to Date A Live: Becoming the First Origin Spirit. Are there any books where the protagonist is a Pokemon?
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Becomes a Pokemon?
None.
Pokemon!!! Pokemon!!! Pokemon!!! Pokemon!!! Pokemon!!!
I've recently become rather interested in Pokemon books. Do any of you have a good one to recommend for me to peruse? Preferably about Pokemon that don't have a trainer.
Pokemon, with a Female Protagonist
Transmigrate to the Pokemon World and Become a Powerful Pokemon
Looking for Stories Set in the Original Pokemon World, Not on Earth or in an Original World
I think what draws me to Pokemon isn't just the creatures, but the world itself. If it's only about the creatures, then the setting might as well be Earth or some original world. To me, it's just an academy-city novel wearing Pokemon's skin. The formula never changes.
Are There Really No Good Pokemon Novels?
No harems.
Pokemon: The Protagonist Is a Pokemon
Pokemon Stories with a Pokemon as the Protagonist
Looking for Stories Where the Male Lead Is a Pokemon (Not Mewtwo)
Pokemon, Where the Protagonist Is a Pokemon
Any Books Where the Protagonist Turns into a Legendary Pokemon?
Stories about turning into a Pokemon would work too (●°u°●)」
I Suddenly Remembered Puni from Seer. Any Stories With Puni as the Protagonist?
Pokemon Transformed Into Zeraora
Looking for Books About Being Reborn as a Pokemon
Looking for Pokemon Stories Where the Main Character Is a Pokemon
Pokemon or anything similar is fine.
Looking for Stories Where the Main Character Turns Into a Pokemon and Gets Caught by Someone
Looking for a Story Where the Male Lead Turns Into a Pokemon and Gets Caught by a Girl. Ahem, Thanks
Any Pokemon Stories with a Female Protagonist Who's Loved by All?
I Transmigrated Here and Turned into a Pokemon?!
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I still have to admit that the Pokémon novel is really well written. The protagonist is the mysterious and legendary Pokémon Tarachina. Thousands of years ago, because the battle between the three mythical beasts affected his home, he came to the Pokémon world and beat him up. In the end, He stayed and began to travel around the world. Inexplicably, he met other mythical beasts who came to fight with him. He also fought with eight mythical beasts and humans. He was sealed for thousands of years. He was unsealed and escaped. However, Tarachina had only a small role and a low presence, like a supporting role.
I wish the protagonist had more roles and the supporting roles were a bit too much, but the subject matter and writing are quite good and I can watch it.
It's very interesting. It feels like the author is writing a theatrical version of Pokémon, and hopefully someone will add some drama to the protagonist.
The Kanto region is a huge region to the east of the Johto region, to the north of the Hoenn region, and to the south of the Sinnoh region. The Johto region is a large region to the west of the Kanto region. The Johto region and the Kanto region are located on the same continent. The Hoenn region is a large region to the southwest of the Johto region. The Sinnoh region is the northernmost region in the Pokémon world, and its southeastern neighbor is The Kanto and Johto areas are far away from the Hezhu area. The Tianguan Mountain that runs from north to south divides the area into two halves. The Hezhu area is very far away from the Kanto, Johto, Hoenn and Sinnoh areas. According to the introduction of the Sinnoh area, it can be speculated that the Hezhu area should be very far south. The Kalos area is far away from other areas. Without too much information, it is impossible to speculate. The remaining two regions should be far apart from each other.
Come on, one hundred chapters a day [angry][angry][angry]
Nice! The subject matter is so novel! The first time I saw the protagonist traveling through time and becoming a mythical beast, it was similar to a book about a villain. I hope the author can continue to let the protagonist push all the way and kill everyone. Otherwise, it would be really frustrating to be wrongly accused. As for the destruction of the world, isn't there still Lao Zhou who is behind it? And the protagonist's authority should be reincarnated. Destruction is also rebirth, so it is reasonable for the protagonist to use his authority to reincarnate the world. Perhaps the only drawback so far is that there is less space for the protagonist. There are also a little too many scenes for Sister Baicai. (Remembering the Pokémon novels from a long time ago, I was so afraid that the protagonist would eventually become a man and end up with Sister Baicai. [Fear] Or not transformed, like being contracted to become a licking dog, don't do this. [Cry])
The writing is very exciting, but the plot of the protagonist is too little. I hope there will be more. Will the protagonist create his own subordinates of mythical beasts, like Tiger Soul?
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Five-star praise is given, please continue to work hard to update! Author [laughing evilly]
Generally speaking, I was attracted by the title at first, but later I felt that it was very similar to the movie version. The protagonist's role is small in the early stage, but it gradually becomes more exciting later on. Perhaps this is my first time reading this kind of subject, and the writing is very good, so the reading experience is good. Original Pokémon is really difficult to write, but it is good to be able to write it like this. I suggest you read it as a daily article and it will be very comfortable [laughs][thinking] It really feels like it gets more exciting as you go to the end. The author's imagination is really amazing, but I just feel like it's almost over. . . . .