
Pokemon: Shadow of the Dawn
精灵:拂晓之影
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Other names
- Pokemon: Shadow of the Dawn神奇宝贝:拂晓之影Alternate title on Fanqie
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The Pokémon world depicted is very realistic. Pokémon are powerful but need to be commanded. Humans also have technology to use. The writing is good, the plot flows smoothly without obvious errors, and the protagonist has a distinct, meticulous, and cautious personality.
It's pretty good, and the lack of a system is quite interesting 🥰
Excellent! Very well written. The protagonist is decisive in killing, and the details of the elf battles are well-described. It's a high-quality work among elf novels. Highly recommended!
It's so good, I love reading it, but I also have this urge to lock the author in a dark room and give them ten grains of rice for every page they write 💕
It's a really good book, one of the better ones in the Pokémon genre, but the word count is a bit low right now. I look forward to the author updating regularly.
Just for the fact that the protagonist has no system, no background, and relies entirely on himself, he deserves my five-star rating. Uh... I looked further and felt the protagonist was too bloodthirsty. I'm dropping this story.
It was alright, I guess. It didn't feel that cruel towards the end; the first 20-odd were barely acceptable. I suggest removing the pure black and dark themes; some ordinary ones are darker than this, and the protagonist's mind seems to be constantly shifting.
I feel that besides the main plot of raising Pokémon and climbing upwards, this book could also include more descriptions of the protagonist's daily life and the changes in his mind and spirit between activities. After all, no matter how outstanding the protagonist is, his arduous journey must have given him a lot to reflect on.
Very good. The plot is coherent and logical, the main character is perfectly portrayed, and the various scenes are exciting. Although the supporting characters aren't developed enough, I think this book deserves at least an 8.5 Or 9.0 Rating. I feel like someone is maliciously inflating the score. 😠
The pacing in the early stages was excellent, with no major flaws. The personalities of the main character, villains, and supporting characters were all well-maintained, and there were many exciting plot twists. The most obvious flaw is that after the villain disguises himself as the little girl's parents, he kidnaps the little girl and threatens the protagonist.