
Pokemon: My Road to Champion with a White Gardevoir
宝可梦:我与白色沙奈朵的冠军路
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- Completed
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- 402k Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
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I really enjoyed the novel's content and plot, but the coherence between chapters and the details felt a bit disjointed. It would be helpful to extract keywords to develop the story around, which would prevent the narrative from feeling confusing. Keep up the good work, author! I have high hopes for you! 👍👍 I take back what I said earlier. The rest of the content is entirely subjective, not just a part of it. It's really strange.
The dual-god theater's characters are really jarring; they feel like the protagonist has been possessed, especially the part where he shouts "Slay the gods!" It only highlights the protagonist's arrogance and hubris. Also, the lineup's god-like battles feel somewhat abstract. Perhaps the author got carried away with the story, which is a major flaw.
Overall, it's a pretty good read. It's great as a fantasy world with pet girls, but it feels really awkward and ridiculous in the Pokémon world. This book is only suitable for people who don't know the Pokémon setting. First, Cynthia's personality isn't portrayed at all. Second, Butterfree evolves into a human form, and Milotic and Kirlia will probably also evolve into human forms later.
Holy crap, the author writes so well! Every character has a distinct personality. It's the best Pokémon story I've ever read. There's just one flaw: (It's too short. I suggest the author take a break and get some rest! 😏) It's too short. I can only let the book rest for now, since it only updates once a day. I didn't dare to read any further after chapter 45 because I didn't want to see that yellowish-brown button 🤦. I'll just leave it like this for now.
It's alright, but the pacing is a bit fast, some of the main character's lines are a little awkward, and some details are poorly described. Overall, it's still quite good, and the subject matter is very novel.
Good book, I enjoyed reading it. No stats, no cheat codes, no levels—it has a strong anime feel. However, author, your character dialogue is unclear; I often couldn't understand who was speaking. Also, there was too much focus on Ash Ketchum later on, which felt unnecessary in favor of the main characters.
Basically flawless, and crucially, one chapter is equivalent to two chapters in other people's stories—plenty of content to satisfy, a long-running plot, and a red-eyed, white-haired character. 🥰
This is so good, hehehe. So far, it's excellent; the plot and character development are quite good. I'll add more details after I finish watching it. 😘
It's very immersive and super good. I also hope the author can give a detailed response regarding the part in the second chapter where the protagonist dies. Is it a fantasy after the protagonist dies, or... A special perk for a transmigrator? Maybe it's just that I tend to overthink things... Anyway, author, can you please give me an answer? It's mainly making my stomach hurt, and I don't want to understand it. It's really painful.
Don't listen to the author's ramblings, the book is very good. Although the ending was a bit rushed, it wasn't abrupt. It's very good. There aren't many good Pokémon books, but this one is really good. I'll give it four stars. Five stars might be mistaken by the system as being faked.