Pokemon: Reborn as an Elite from the Start, I Quit School
精灵：重生开局精英级，不上学了
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There are no tired, overused tropes (fat best friend, school beauty entanglement), no template-like quest lines (Baby Cup, high school tournament, university tournament, national tournament, Elite Four tournament 😅 I'm sick of seeing them). There's no overly childish, low-brow anime style. No Pokémon characters I'm tired of seeing (Charizard, Gardevoir, Lucario).
Shennong glanced at the first half and felt the author intended to write about Pokémon with a dark, profit-driven approach. However, the characters the author introduced earlier were a bit illogical. Enemies with a dark, profit-driven approach should be more rational, not mindless like those portrayed earlier. It felt very much like a beginner's story.
It's very well written. At first, I thought it was a bit of a mindless, feel-good story, but after finishing it in one night, I was relieved. There aren't many Pokémon novels these days, and even fewer that are this well-written. The character development is also good, and the handling of annoying old women is excellent. It was very satisfying to read. I hope the author maintains this level of skill and continues to achieve great things. Keep it up! 🍉🍉🍉
In terms of plot and character development, I think five stars is well worth it for a new book. I will probably finish reading it. The protagonist doesn't pursue perfection but rather self-interest, which makes it a decent dark fantasy novel. To be honest, this novel is neither here nor there, and everyone's so supportive of you. If you were short of money, people would send you free gifts. You disappear all the time, and if I hadn't clicked on it, I wouldn't have known you updated again. 🙂
I personally think it's fantastic! For those who want to avoid this, please read the following: 1. The author establishes that powerful trainers possess their own aura, which can be released to suppress other people and Pokémon. At higher levels, this aura can even create material pressure; for example, a near-Elite Four trainer's pressure can feel as heavy as a thousand pounds. 2.
Well written, it depicts a realistic Pokémon story, exploring the social relationship between Pokémon and humans in the real world. The plot is fast-paced, unlike some Pokémon stories where the main characters are drawn out and overly sentimental. Worth reading. It satisfies my curiosity about the darker, more realistic aspects of the relationship between Pokémon and humans in the real world.
The author's writing is very realistic, with excellent prose and plot. However, I have a small suggestion for the author: the biggest taboo in Taoist novels is becoming overly ambitious later on. The beginning is full of caution and plausibility, which is enjoyable for readers.
I hope the author can adjust their mindset, rediscover the style of the first half, and try updating weekly to improve quality, instead of padding the word count for the sake of chapter numbers. Try to become like the author of Magikarp, where a small event can be explored in ten or more chapters. Take it slow, there's no rush. Good works will eventually find readers, and once it's finished, those who have been waiting for it to finish will definitely come back. Keep it up! ❤️
A very realistic elf story; the protagonist is ruthless, pragmatic, and self-serving. So far, there aren't any major red flags.
This is the first book I've reviewed. I've been a fan of urban fantasy novels for several years and have read quite a few that suited my taste. But after reading so many books with predictable plots, I get bored and lose interest. This book has a fresh perspective; the idea of not going to school is truly refreshing.