[The world view is roughly the same as that of the Pokémon anime, with special characters, the Kyushu region added, the initial Pokémon is Enmage, not a travel story, no ability to conquer mythical beasts, no system, there are illegal Pokémon (after all, reality is not a game, if you ask again, it will be given by friends), micro-group elephants?
He makes Miss Junsha both love and hate him
He has made great contributions to reducing medical troubles
He is regarded as the spiritual leader by the dark organization
He is Geng Ruoxu, the strongest trainer
"How did you become the strongest trainer?"
Facing the reporter's inquiry, Geng Ruoxu smiled crookedly.
"Do you believe me when I say that I just want to be an anchor and wait until death?"
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Reader comments
"About the fact that I wrote a book review for myself to do a task"
Warning! After all, it is a self-evaluation and may be subjective!
In terms of plot: the first ten chapters or so are somewhat similar to Mr. Lu's book "I Really Don't Want to Be a Trainer" (that book is considered a Pokémon classic, and I read it at least twice, so it's a tribute). Don't worry, the tactics presented are quite different from that book. The content of the second volume (starting from Chapter 30) has nothing to do with that one. Personally, I think it is relatively new. I have never seen an author write about the battle between the three gods of XYZ (Stacked Armor: Maybe it's because I have little knowledge)
In terms of characters: Characters from various official Pokémon and official derivative works may appear. In addition, there are original characters. In addition to the protagonist, some supporting characters may also occupy a larger space, mainly the protagonist and his Pokémon. Then there is no heroine.
This is the author's first time writing a novel, so you can give me any opinions. I still have a good temper and can accept criticism. After all, only by finding faults can we make progress.
There seems to be nothing else to say. I wish everyone a Happy New Year!
It's a bit like Teacher Lu's book, which in Tomato belongs to the category with good writing [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]
So far, I see that the plot and outline around Chapter 8 are almost the same as Teacher Lu's book (I really don't want to be a trainer). Let's watch it again and see if there are any differences later on. I hope there are, otherwise it will have no characteristics and be a bit boring. Come on, author.
I hope that the protagonist can also use tactics to crush opponents in real-life battles, bringing the charm of tactics to the original characters.
Come on, believe in yourself
Good reviews, well written, very similar to the book by Teacher Lu next door.
It is very similar to the Beichuan Nanhai book, but it is really well written and worthy of recommendation and five stars.
The writing is really okay.
Come on, come on, come on, come on
"About the fact that I wrote a book review for myself to do a task" Warning! After all, it is a self-evaluation and may be subjective! In terms of plot: the first ten chapters or so are somewhat similar to Mr. Lu's book "I Really Don't Want to Be a Trainer" (that book is considered a Pokémon classic, and I read it at least twice, so it's a tribute). Don't worry, the tactics presented are quite different from that book. The content of the second volume (starting from Chapter 30) has nothing to do with that one. Personally, I think it is relatively new. I have never seen an author write about the battle between the three gods of XYZ (Stacked Armor: Maybe it's because I have little knowledge) In terms of characters: Characters from various official Pokémon and official derivative works may appear. In addition, there are original characters. In addition to the protagonist, some supporting characters may also occupy a larger space, mainly the protagonist and his Pokémon. Then there is no heroine. This is the author's first time writing a novel, so you can give me any opinions. I still have a good temper and can accept criticism. After all, only by finding faults can we make progress. There seems to be nothing else to say. I wish everyone a Happy New Year!
It's a bit like Teacher Lu's book, which in Tomato belongs to the category with good writing [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]
So far, I see that the plot and outline around Chapter 8 are almost the same as Teacher Lu's book (I really don't want to be a trainer). Let's watch it again and see if there are any differences later on. I hope there are, otherwise it will have no characteristics and be a bit boring. Come on, author.
I hope that the protagonist can also use tactics to crush opponents in real-life battles, bringing the charm of tactics to the original characters.
Come on, believe in yourself
Good reviews, well written, very similar to the book by Teacher Lu next door.
It is very similar to the Beichuan Nanhai book, but it is really well written and worthy of recommendation and five stars.
The writing is really okay. Come on, come on, come on, come on