Let's Give the Card-Based Beast-Taming World a Pokemon Shock
给卡牌御兽的世界来点宝可梦震撼
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- Ongoing
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- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 12d ago
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I'm only looking for high-quality Pokemon stories. The Pokemon stories posted by the thread author all have ratings of at least 9.3. No. 6 has over a thousand posts after just two years, and every time I log in, it's at 99+. @The Guy with Lots of Branches is my main account. It's the one I use most, so please give me a follow 🥵🥵🥵
I've Recently Gotten into Pokemon Stories, Please Recommend Some! Urgently Looking
Anything good or classic is fine.
Are There Really No Good New Pokemon Books Anymore? (>﹏<)😭
Looking for something like "Is This Pokemon Legal?"
Beast-Taming Stories Have Fallen Off, It's All on the Old Classics Now
Please recommend some new beast-taming novels, preferably ones published this year. The recommendation lists keep cycling through the same few titles, and I have barely seen any from this year. I have already read last year's books, and hardly any suited my tastes. I am surviving by rereading Charm of the Soul.
Have Pokemon Stories Fallen Out of Fashion on Tomato Novel? Send Me Some!
Looking for books similar to Starting by Unlocking the Pokédex and Becoming a Pokémon Master.
Looking for the Strongest Beast-Taming Novels: Well-Written, Smart, and Full of Passion
Looking for Card-Making Novels, I Have Recently Become Obsessed with Card Making
Card-making + Honor of Kings, card-making + LoL, card-making + Pokemon, card-making + historical figures, card-making + Genshin Impact, or card-making + crossover anime. Ideally rated 8.0 or above, please! 🙏🏻
Fanfiction Is Fine: Anime, Novels, TV Shows, Movies, Anything
Satisfying Fiction, No Heroine or Flirting, an Awesome Protagonist, and No Good-for-Nothing MCs
Feels Like There Aren't Any Pokemon Masterpieces Anymore, Just Stories with Terrible Endings
I'm looking for books like "Pokemon: I Only Catch Legendary Pokemon". Other than "Pokemon: I Only Catch Legendary Pokemon", I'm also interested in "Starting with Greninja", "Pokemon: I Only Catch Legendary Pokemon, Starting with Steel-Type Mythical Pokemon Meltan", "All-Type Pokémon Master", "Starting with Rayquaza", "The School Beauty Cried After I Beat Her", "Legendary Trainer: Starting with Milotic", and "Taiji San Te".
Card Maker World: Bringing Over Yu-Gi-Oh! and Hearthstone Cards
Advanced Martial Arts, Monsters Attack the Country, and the Protagonist Defends It
The Protagonist Opens a Shop: Bookshop, Game Store, Pet Shop, Anything Goes
Pokemon, Urban Setting, a Good Long Read, High Quality
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Looking for Pokemon Stories Focused on Training and Everyday Life (And Some Really Awesome Ones Too)
Pokemon Novels, Hit Me with Recommendations. I'm Out of Things to Read
Pokemon fans, don't be shy. Come on in and drop your book recommendations 📖📖📖
A Pokemon Story About an Ordinary Trainer Betting on Eggs from the Start!!!!
Card-Based Stories: Looking for Card-Making or Card-Wielding Novels
Looking for books similar to "Huaxia Card Maker".
Any Funny, Lighthearted Card-Crafting Stories Where the Characters Make Cards and Battle?
Pokemon Stories Where the Pokemon World Merges with Reality
I can't find any good Pokemon books anymore.
Give Me a Beast-Taming Novel with Either a Lifebonded Beast or Just One Beast
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Looking for Good Stories About Card Games!
Card makers, card draws, that sort of thing. I'm seriously out of books to read.
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The concept is great, and the idea is excellent; I really like it. However, the writing style is a bit monotonous, like a chronological account of the settings. The problem is, it's fine if it's explained only once, but it has to be repeated several times. Then, as the Pokémon levels increase later on, it becomes less interesting and I can't continue reading…
A seasoned author will bestow upon themselves the title of five-star general on the very first day of their debut! 😳
It depicts Pokémon fairly faithfully, and the plot is typical of urban fiction; it's alright. It's not good enough anymore; it's become just another ordinary urban novel. Pokémon are like scallions—just a seasoning. Their absence wouldn't affect the novel at all.
I'm very interested in the subject matter and the setting is great. I've read more than twenty chapters so far, but most of it is about the setting, like reading an instruction manual. The plot is pitifully small, just summarized and mentioned. I hope the author can focus more on the plot.
It's good! Actually, the title is a bit misleading; don't expect it to be a monster-taming or card-collecting novel. At its core, it's a farming/development story, with the protagonist gradually building and managing his own shop. However, the cards are just a format, and the monster-taming aspect is more like an entertainment-style story using Pokémon's unique setting from another world as a…
It's a card-based monster-taming game, but the protagonist uses Pokémon. Quite a few obscure Pokémon are featured, though not all of them are used by the protagonist. I hope this book continues and doesn't have a bad ending. I won't praise it further, since everyone knows that making jinxing predictions is a cardinal sin.
It depicts many uncommon Pokémon, all quite unique. I learned about many I didn't know before, but it seems the main character didn't interact with other Pokémon in the world 🤭
Stay calm and don't collapse. Write more card-making and selling cards. I hope to develop more functional cards, such as those about elves and humans living together, which will make human life better.
It's not bad, but it's not really a Pokémon taming novel; it's more like a Pokémon educational book. It shifts the reader's perspective from someone completely unfamiliar with Pokémon to someone who's encountered all sorts of strange and wonderful taming creatures, making them more accepting of Pokémon.
Oh no, I just realized you won the revival round and then came here to write about the beginner's maze. What's going on?