A Journey That Begins with Pokemon Roguelikes

A good work is one that respects the original work, whether it's passionate or gentle, it's all Ash. However, many fanfictions like to add a bunch of resentment and grudges to Ash, but Ash is never a conflicted person (unless it's related to the safety of his Pokémon). It's really good that this aspect is portrayed, after all, Ash is a total action-oriented guy 😎

It's exciting, but not quite satisfying. The writing isn't top-notch, but the sheer number of jokes makes up for it. Although the plot is a bit drawn out, the abundance of jokes compensates for that. It's definitely a gem, especially considering the character development and the somewhat rushed pacing. It's incredibly exciting! The progress of growth and becoming stronger I made a typo (இωஇ )

A gem. A truly exceptional Pokémon fanfiction. It references some of the recently popular Pokémon Roguelike concepts. The writing style is practically nonexistent, written in plain language, but this doesn't detract from the reading experience at all. Combined with the author's eccentric writing style, it possesses a beauty untouched by intellectual pollution, offering a unique charm.

My opinion on this novel is that although you might find it verbose and the plot drags on, Ash Ketchum's ideas are incredibly brilliant. Usually, a slow, drawn-out plot can be quite frustrating, but these highly abstract ideas compensate for that, something you won't see in other Pokémon novels. Therefore, it's very novel, and I like it a ten out of ten, maybe even nine out of ten!

Well written and interesting. I just prefer a chaotic scene or everyone being sunk by that silly wooden thing 😏 Xiaoxia seems to have been the female lead for over 600 chapters already, when will she bring over Haruka and Korney and Mari from the Quartz Conference?

It's very good and very interesting. It really brings Ash's superhuman abilities to the limit and keeps getting stronger. However, there are too many battles. And once they get to the battles, I have to say they are really well written, but there are too many of them. You can't just have one battle after another, right? It would be tiring to read like that. I listened to the audiobook, and it was tiring to listen to it too.

The character's personality is quite consistent with the original work, and we can see Ash's obvious changes and growth, making him a potential champion.

It's very good, but the later plot gets a bit draggy. There are too many legendary monsters, making it overly complicated and hard to follow. However, the gym battles and Pokémon battles are really enjoyable \(//∇//)\. I hope the author will reduce the amount of legendary monsters later on and make it a more normal journey, because I like lighthearted and normal travel and battles.

This is a very good book. The writing is a bit chaotic, but very enjoyable. I hope it reaches at least a few million words. There are still quite a few female characters who haven't appeared yet. Ash is much more mature than in the TV series. But he really resembles the original Ash, passionate about Pokémon, with his own tactics, understanding Pokémon's feelings, and a love for battle.

Seriously, this is how Pokémon novels should be written. Compared to "He Knows Pokémon Better Than Me," this one is newer, more exciting, and stronger—it's the second form after evolution.