
Pokemon Generations
宝可梦世代之旅
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 770k Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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184Chapters
6Reads · 30 days
2.3kReads · all time
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First, the strengths: the author incorporates feedback and makes revisions, resulting in gradually improving writing style. The protagonist's personality is similar to Ash's—simple and innocent—and the plot's excitement is constantly increasing. Second, the weaknesses: while the writing is improving, it still has some shortcomings.
The writing in the first twenty chapters was lacking, and the large number of characters made the reading experience somewhat disjointed. The later chapters, however, gradually brought the multiple storylines together, making for a much better reading experience.