Pokemon: An Expedition Beginning in the Wasteland

It describes the world of Pokémon from a new and novel perspective. Unlike previous Pokémon fan novels, which were created in a world of animation, this book is combined with the world view of the wasteland to write about the encounters and interactions between Pokémon and the protagonist. The Pokémon that appear in it are no longer mainly the three families that everyone knows. While traveling, they collect various Pokémon and plant treasures, which satisfies their farming and collecting addiction. PS: The ratings came out today. Don't give up, author. [Crying] The writing is really good. It's the first time I've seen this kind of content in a novel I've read for a long time. [Crying] But it's okay if you're really tired and want to change to a new flavor.

Luo Binghe waited for Shen Qingqiu for 5 years, Xue Yang waited for Xiao Xingchen for 8 years, Lan Wangji waited for Wei Wuxian for 13 years, Ye Hua waited for Bai Qian for 300 years, Sun Wukong waited for Tang Seng for 500 years, Yuwen Tuo waited for Ning Ke for 500 years, and Huacheng waited for 500 years. Xie Lian for 800 years, Feng Qingxue waited for Baili Tusu for 900 years, Long Kui waited for Long Yang for 1,000 years, White Snake waited for Xu Xian for 1,000 years, Yi Xiaochuan waited for Yu Shu for 2,000 years, Su Jiuer waited for Feng Xi for 3,000 years, Xiyao has waited for Feipeng for thousands of years, and Zixuan has waited for Changqing for three lives. And I have been waiting for your update. On a certain day, a certain day, a certain month, a man was lying weakly on the bed, his face could not hide the paleness. There was a slight smile on his lips. His outstretched hand trembled slightly, and tears shone in the corners of his eyes. The hoarse voice murmured: "Don't forget to update...!"

It's very good-looking, much better than those cookie-cutter elves selling/making vulgar jokes about popular science elves. I don't know why the rating is so low. Personally, I feel that it is in line with the original intention of Pokémon. The interaction between the protagonist and Pokémon is also very warm, and the world view setting is also very interesting. There is a need for more Pokémon stories with novel settings.

Yes, the background of the novel is the post-apocalyptic era. Humanity in the parallel world suffered a catastrophe, causing the population to plummet to 10/1 of its original size. After that, Pokémon came to this time and space. The male protagonist, as a modern person, traveled to this parallel world and regarded it as his home. This is a story about human Pokémon traveling in a world that is rebuilding civilization. There are not many battle scenes for the time being, but it depicts the true feelings between the male protagonist and the Pokémon. Book lovers who like exciting plots can leave this novel. At least there are not many ups and downs in the early stages of this novel. The above

It's particularly beautiful. I feel like it's the Pokémon novel with the most delicate emotions, the most vivid elves, and the most obvious bond that I've ever read. It has a single male protagonist and no female protagonist (probably no female protagonist. I feel that the male protagonist has a higher chance of falling in love with a clicker than a human, and the male protagonist only cares about Pokémon). I wasn't really interested in a post-apocalyptic wasteland travel novel, but this one is really well written.

The writing style is warm, the story of the protagonist and two little cuties struggling to survive in the apocalypse, I love it so much, except that it is a bit short, there are no other problems, which can only encourage the author to keep updating. The author's other elf novel is also very beautiful, I am very fond of it, and the quality of the writing is guaranteed. I really like it. Two chapters a day are not enough. The knocking monkey and the little elephant are so cute. It feels like the protagonist is slowly developing and getting better and better, which feels great! ! !

It is a very well written book. No matter from any aspect, there is no poison in the interpersonal communication between elves, and the communication with the elves is also very warm. The plot is suitable for a long story, without the feeling of a running account, and the purpose is clear. There are more, the author needs more, don't stop, it is really good to read.

Very creative, come on!

Very nice! This is the best story about bonding that I have seen so far. The relationship between the protagonist and Pokémon is very sincere, and the bond in desperate situations is very touching. It is much better than other old clichés (just saving Pokémon, giving encouragement, etc.) And saying that the bond between the two is very deep! The spiritual connection between humans and monkeys when the protagonist and Pa Dong Monkey are playing drums is also very novel and touching! I don't understand why the score is so low. I feel that the Tomato score is really unreliable [laughing] Except for the highest score (9.5 And above) and the lowest score (5.5+) Which feel worthy, I don't think the other scores can explain anything [face covering]

I like the protagonist's love for Pokémon. The Pokémon in Dada's writing are very cute and vivid. It's my first time to read about wasteland Pokémon. Good luck.