Conquering the Three Kingdoms Starts with Magikarp

Let me comment, this book is very fresh in terms of subject matter. It's okay in terms of writing and description, but the plot isn't that innovative. The entire main storyline environment does not have the melody of a fresh adventure in the Pokémon world, nor does it have the rigorous hegemony of the Three Kingdoms world. Instead, the main theme is forced to become a bit conspiracy theory. The setting of the protagonist is a bit like Suyuan, but the forced emphasis on being an ungraduated high school student makes the character and behavior very inconsistent. Instead, he is more like a scared child who has never seen the world in junior high school. Overall it's worth watching! But for those who specialize in the world of Pokémon or the world of the Three Kingdoms, it is almost meaningless. Point out that two of the points are not suitable for long-term writing. The first point is that the description of Pokémon is too much like picking up a picture book and lacks interactive plot. The second point is that the advancement of the Three Kingdoms plot is too limited, and the description of the characters is too prominent. Throughout the whole story, although the name, identity, place of origin, and future camp are very clear, there is almost no psychological description.