The Pokémon World Is So Realistic, It's Not a Good Thing

Very cliche? Because it was the first time I saw Nanny Bug, I was interested, but the plot was just a layer of Pokémon-themed campus Long Aotian male novels. If we talk about Pokémon novels, the description and bonding of Pokémon should not be covered in just a few summaries. As for the emotional line, I rarely see the emotional line written about Pokémon, and some of them are good-looking. There are even a lot of people who read Pokémon fan fiction and are very repelled when they see emotional lines. Before the story line with Pokémon is clear, don't make emotional lines. That's why they say it is very cliché. When writing battles, you can describe the flow of objects and it will not look stiff. It seems that the protagonist is very powerful, but where is the magic? The action of fighting Pokémon must be described in detail. It can be seen from the front that if you want to ambush, the system will feel broken. The role of the protagonist's brother or friend is okay. You should prefer the insect type. You can refer to Pokémon battles, such as the Compound Eye Hypnosis of Butterfly, Butterfly Dance in the Storm, and some tactics. A lot of Pokémon texts are just stacking values. I know it is great, but where is the greatness? I have read several books, but this formula is very boring, especially the story about the relationship between Pokémon, and the writing is very perfunctory. These are just opinions. It is the first time I saw the insect treasure, which is quite strange.

I feel like it has a good relationship with Pokémon, and some of the psychological descriptions are well done.