Pokemon Wholesaler: The Alpaca God Ordered Me to Sell Pokemon
宝可梦批发商：羊驼命我卖精灵
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- 448k Words
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- 1y ago
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Do Pokemon Stories Only Have High School Settings Now? Can We Get Some Travel Adventures?
Looking for books like *Pokemon: My Trainer Isn’t Quite Human!*. No school-setting stories, please. I want pure friendship and bonds from traveling alongside Pokemon! No CP, please!!!
Pokemon Stories That Are Engaging and Have Lots of Chapters
Any Novels Where the Protagonist Becomes a Pokemon?
None.
Please, Are All the Great Pokemon Stories Gone Extinct? Just Don't Leave Them Unfinished!!
The Protagonist Opens a Shop: Bookshop, Game Store, Pet Shop, Anything Goes
Pokemon!!! Pokemon!!! Pokemon!!! Pokemon!!! Pokemon!!!
I've recently become rather interested in Pokemon books. Do any of you have a good one to recommend for me to peruse? Preferably about Pokemon that don't have a trainer.
Stories Where the Protagonist Plays or Summons Anime Characters and Shocks the Real World
I want stories where the protagonists play or summon anime characters and shock people in the real world. Using anime skills in reality works too. I want a setting where people in the real world recognize the source, so they can tell at a glance roughly which skill or character the protagonist is using.
My Pokemon Stories Are All Rated at Least 9.3, and There Are Tons of Them. Come at Me
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 🥵🥵🥵
Any Pokemon Stories Focused on a Single Type?
Ideally, the protagonist should specialize in martial arts.
Please Recommend Slice-of-Life Stories About Selling Flowers, Birds, Fish, Insects, and Pets in the City
Pokemon Invade a World Where Nobody Knows Them, Except the Protagonist
Looking for Tragic-End Stories, I’m Desperate for Something to Read
Stories About the Protagonist Opening a Shop in Another World, Any Kind of Shop
Preferably completed, or at least really long. No abandoned stories, please.
Pokemon, I've Run Out of Books to Read (A Moment of Silence)
Looking for Pokemon Stories Focused on Training and Everyday Life (And Some Really Awesome Ones Too)
Beast Taming: Open a Shop Selling Pets and Pokemon, or Run a Pokemon Day Care
The Pokemon World Merges With Earth, and the Protagonist Introduces Pokemon to All Humanity
Please Recommend Pokemon Books Rated 8.5 or Higher
Any Beast-Taming Stories Where the Protagonist Has a System and Is Invincible from the Start?
Opening a Shop Selling Pokemon, Including Legendary and Pseudo-Legendary Pokemon, Plus Blaziken and the Like
Hand Over Your Pokemon Books, or I’ll Cry
Novels About Selling Devil Fruits or Pokemon in Other Worlds
The Protagonist Is a Pokemon Merchant
Thank you!
Looking for Urban System Novels
I really can't find any good System stories. I miss the kind of novels that used to make me lose track of time while reading.
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How about adding an elf contract? Part of the elf power can be shared with the trainer to avoid decapitation. The higher the intimacy, the better the effect, and vice versa. Increase the bond [smile] It is indeed necessary to add, trainers in this world will also end up fighting, they are too weak to even block the aftermath [smile]
What if someone abused an elf? After all, there are quite a lot of cults in the spiritual world. The third-level gods gritting their teeth seems not enough. I think we can create a Darkrai.
It's okay, but I have some personal opinions. Why not set a level to which a person can train elves before he can buy elves? Otherwise, one person can buy so many elves at will. I am worried about the future of the elves.
It's good to read. Many otherworldly elf novels are half-way eunuchs.
This novel is very well written and has an engaging storyline that makes you want to keep reading. Although it is a little wordy in some places, the writing is generally smooth and the characterizations are vivid, making it well worth reading. 🌷🌷🌷🌷
Not bad, it would be nice if there were more descriptions of the natives from other worlds.
The subject matter is novel. So far, it is still a good book and worth reading. However, I am still a little worried about whether it will collapse in the middle and later stages of the battle.
Do you want to become a trainer? If you have the strength to train a different world, just come. The word count is relatively small. You can turn to the latest chapter every day and read it until the word count is almost there.
From what I can see so far, it feels like Pokémon are being used as tools, and other people except Ye Kuang are Well, except for the Green Caterpillar, everyone else is pretty good, but it's a bit unaccustomed to put the relationship between master and servant. If you are short of books, you can read it. I support it.
I thought it was some fantasy world, but it turns out that the sword is the only one in the world. There shouldn't be many people who have read this book, right?