Pokemon: No System, Just Hard Work and Sweat

It's best not to name Pokémon, it's too confusing and uncomfortable to look at. It's better to just call the race

I've read Chapter 14. I haven't played or watched it much, so I'm just talking about my personal experience. I feel like I'm too hasty and I keep pushing the protagonist away, and I meet a lot of big guys in the novice village, but after watching the battle, I feel that he is less experienced than the newcomer who is the protagonist. What's more, it also involves the protagonist's past, and the Rockets' deep penetration. Is the alliance corrupted? Even if they are all corrupt, what about the trainers? Didn't a huge Rocket team encounter other trainers who hold your illustrated book and then develop it again? Moreover, the alliance knew that there was an organization that did not protect important technical personnel and did not notify every capable person. It is impossible to have such a huge organization in a place where there is an open organization, so it can only be a black glove helping the alliance to do things that it clearly cannot do, and it is also a trash can specializing in managing people who want to destroy society. So much to complain about, but it's still pretty cool. I hope the author will reply

The writing is so good. Not only is it not cliché, but it also depicts the warm and sincere relationship between people and Pokémon in Pokémon. It does not present the extremely ideal fantasy reality, the darkness, compact future, anxiety and depression that may exist in reality. It is also written together to make it appear real.

It looks good, and the bond between the protagonist and Pokémon is also very interesting 🤭

Beautiful, ★★★★★ encouraging

The author's language is coherent, and the storyline is relatively compact. It is also readable in Pokémon-themed novels. It is speculated that it is because I started writing fan fiction when I was 10 years old. However, there is still a lot of room for improvement. I recommend the author to read "Pokémon: An Admiral Giant Crab at the Beginning". Come on [I learned it] [I learned it] [I learned it]

Hoenn goes to the Padia region in the first few chapters, and the threshold for viewing is relatively high. The main plot is rather confusing. It was inexplicable that Team Rocket was teleported by the Phantom Beast despite clearly defeating them. Moreover, the combat power is a bit weak. Just one day after the birth of Vulpix, the power is comparable to that of the phantom beasts.

Very good, come on

I hope the author can continue to work hard, it will be even more shameful, understand [laughter]

Listened to it in one go. Because of the writing style and the names that I am familiar with. Represents the memory of those born in the 50s!