Pokemon: My Volcarona Is a Second-Generation One

It's really good! The Pokémon are all very unique, but there are a lot of females. Don't let it become the queen of all females! The author writes very well, but there's not enough to read. Only a dozen chapters a week! When will there be a big update? Next week is Thursday, Qingming Festival. Can you update more frequently?

I hope Bug-type Pokémon will appear more often; they don't appear in many novels.

Dear readers, please feel free to leave comments with suggestions and questions; I will read them. I'm a new writer, so if you like my work, please follow me, add it to your bookshelf, and urge me to update—anything to support me!

I had a feeling something was off, but I couldn't pinpoint what it was. Then it dawned on me that the power-up was problematic. I'm not sure if it's because it's the author's first time writing a book, but here's my personal feeling: Considering the three main characters' strengths: 1. Firstly, their family backgrounds are actually quite good.

I think it's pretty good, much better than other games where you just wander around aimlessly at the start. The buffs are also okay; I partially sealed off the Burning Bug and completely sealed off the Magearna, no major problems. I wish I had a Dark-type Zoroar! 😳

I've only read up to chapter 42 so far, so I'll share some of my reading impressions for your reference. So far, it's been alright, but the writing feels a bit awkward, and there are some problematic parts. If you're a fast reader and don't think too much, it's fine.

Respecting the original game's settings, it avoids overpowered Pokémon and emphasizes fundamental battles. While respecting the original PvP skills, it incorporates a degree of realistic fantasy. The writing is smooth, the protagonist is intelligent, and there are no overly dramatic or embarrassing moments.

Honestly, I don't quite understand. Arceus, as the creator god, also designed many legendary beasts that could defeat him. He's the ruler of the world, practically a being beyond the world itself. Those beings are merely creations that received power within the world. No matter how strong they are, can they really surpass Arceus? Wouldn't such beings become stronger the stronger the world becomes?

Not bad. For me, there's nothing I can't accept right now. Giratina's personality is great, and the vision thing about my brother is nice. There's no female lead anymore, so having more female Pokémon isn't a problem. The lack of Gardevoir or Lucario at the start is a plus; although I really like those two, I'm getting a bit tired of them.

I'm not averse to the first Pokémon being female. You almost never find Burning Bug and Machiana anywhere else, and all the legendary Pokémon are like a bunch of lively characters. The main character's story is also very substantial. I highly recommend watching it.