
Pokemon: The Flying Man
精灵:飞行之人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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I've read up to chapter 66. This book isn't particularly good, but I'm giving it five stars because it suits my taste. Here are a few points I admire about him. First of all, the author knows exactly what he wants to write. He doesn't try to include everything, such as Pokémon Contests, legendary Pokémon, Professor Pokémon, or the theme of punishing evil and promoting good, with Ash Ketchum as…
To later readers: The novel starts rather slowly, and the first 20 chapters focus on making money and leveling up, so it's a bit boring and strays slightly from the main theme. However, it gets better and better as you read on; at least by chapter 150, I found it quite enjoyable.
It's quite good, fast-paced and engaging. However, it's also clear that the author's writing style is rather immature and they're not good at writing details, but maybe that's just my perception… To sum it up, author, keep up the good work and update more frequently!
So far, the protagonist has already acquired an Ice Bird. The system only appeared briefly at the beginning, giving the protagonist twelve unnamed Poké Balls, a Pokémon egg, and some training experience. After that, the system didn't play a role anymore. Overall, this book is very good and worth reading. It doesn't have the tedium of other system novels, and there aren't many legendary Pokémon.
It's pretty good, the only downside is that the beginning is too fast. It might be hard for many people to watch.
It's alright, but it's too fast. And even though it mentions Pokémon, it doesn't seem to have a good relationship with Ash and his friends. Overall, if you like Flying-type Pokémon, you can check it out; if you prefer the main storyline of Ash and his friends, I wouldn't recommend it.
Like a person without emotions, you could add a female lead like Mei, Touko, Nazuna, or Cynthia.
The pace is indeed a bit fast, but it's much better than those low-quality articles. My advice regarding Pokémon is to focus on having all attributes in the early game, as long as they can fly or float; they don't necessarily need to be Flying. In the mid-to-late game, train a couple more pseudo-legendary Pokémon. Only one legendary Pokémon is enough, since you don't have much resources or money.
Well, personally, I like watching shows with a female lead, preferably with some romance; everything else is fine.
She's only 10 years old, so don't worry about the female lead yet. Just focus on her interactions with the characters; no need to create a romantic pairing, we can just enjoy it ourselves. ☺️☺️ If there's no female lead, I feel it's missing something. But if the author includes romance, I think it's a bit lacking.