An Ordinary Girl Becomes the Strongest Trainer

After watching it for a long time, I finally reviewed it. In fact, I originally watched it for the two female protagonists, but when I really watched it, my love for Pokémon took over. Now, I hope that the heroine can become stronger than the emotional drama. Of course, the emotional line can also be a little more [sending heart]. The group portraits are also very well written. Everyone has their own development goals. I feel that the first few hundred chapters are more attractive to me than the later chapters, because as the plot develops, the strength of other people also increases, and the heroine does not have some powerful skills. In addition, the strength shown by the shadow group and the cunning tengu is too strong. The heroine has to grow up slowly, and the plot is a bit too heavy. So I plan to save up and read it in one go. Who knows how beautiful it is to read 500 chapters in one go [cool] It took me a long time to save up more than 300 chapters and read it in two days. I'm really looking forward to Tiantian's evolution and Yangyang's reunion with Lan Manhua and Chongni Wanma [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying]

It feels very real, the emotions are delicate, the rhythm is tight, the plot is reasonable, and it is very interesting to watch. The protagonist is also growing step by step. There are no unforeseen opportunities, but everything is sincere. Good looking, recommended [Blow Kiss]

The battle writing is particularly exciting. I feel that all the characters have become more three-dimensional after going on adventures with Gudwig and the others. It feels very comfortable from labeling them at the beginning to becoming friends later. I hope everyone can achieve their goals in the future.

It's pretty good-looking, not brainless. All the characters do things with a beginning and an end. Every battle has ideas and logic. It's still Lily. Some other novels are really just a second away. Anyway, the protagonists are born the same.

I'm following up on the review and decided to write a long review Let me evaluate this book objectively. The author likes to complain that no one will read the book. I will help analyze it. This book is very different from other Pokémon books. It writes about the dark side of the Pokémon world. It feels a bit like the white version and the black version of Work Cell, but I personally don't like the black version. Of course, I quite like this book. The world is a bit dark, but people can still stand up after enduring the darkness, so I think the author's writing method is an innovation, which I think is very good. Of course, there must be quite a few people who read Pokémon novels who like light-hearted plots, so the dark version will definitely not attract these people. And one of the things I really like about this book is the combat capture and training of Pokémon. I can only say that I am fed up with those system articles. The protagonist can make the Pokémon invincible just by using the library to feed the Pokémon energy cube nutrition. This article is really refreshing to me. The protagonist's talent is very ordinary, a combination of hard work and her own acumen, as well as her affinity for Pokémon. These seemingly ordinary talents are disdainful to other Pokémon masters, but I have always felt that such talents are the best for the protagonist himself. I believe these will definitely attract people who really like Pokémon battles. The growth stories are great! Speaking of the protagonist's affinity, in fact, other articles have also written that the protagonist is very popular with Pokémon, but the difference in this article is that we can clearly see why the protagonist is loved by her Pokémon. The most obvious is the transformation of Qingpiao Piao. This is a sign of the author's good writing skills. Although it is written in a British accent, the narrative is clear and the rhythm is not chaotic. Of course, there is a small point here, that is, in this article, the tamed Pokémon are separated from the wild ones. The tamed Pokémon are partners, while the untamed ones are prey and threats in the wild. Then let me talk about my only complaint, which is that the author likes to write about the love between characters. Two people cannot satisfy the author, she must have three. This point is about characterization. The last person I met who liked two people at the same time was Mitsuhiko from Detective Conan. Didn't you see how he was trolled? Most of the characters in the early stages of the protagonist group are very unlikable, and would have become cannon fodder in other stories. I think the author's drama for them to grow up is very good, but this will probably reduce the number of people who will read it. The ones I left for later are extremely tolerant. Ginny wants to talk about two of them, so I will complain about them instead of scolding them. Overall, this article is definitely good, but its personality is different from what most people like. I don't really hope that the author will change it to cater to the public's taste. This will lose the original character. I hope that the author can be as firm in his writing style as the protagonist and not change it for the outside world. One final word, no love triangles. It would be a pity if the team fell apart due to emotional issues (I don't even care about Ginny anymore, I'm worried about her influence on Amy, unless Amy also changes her mind)

Family members, don't be fooled by the ratings. This book is the most common-sense Pokémon novel I have ever seen. The protagonist is a very cute person, and the daily interactions with Pokémon are fascinating. I have read more than 600 chapters in a few days. The author's writing is very good. It's a group portrait novel, the characters are all well established, it's not stupid, it really shows a real world of Pokémon, I'm really addicted to it, and another thing to say, this is a Lily novel, mutual success, I really haven't seen such a high-quality one for a long time [sending heart][sending heart][sending heart][sending heart], please don't stop updating [crying][crying][crying][crying]

Although I haven't read them all yet, it's really good to watch! ! ! Each character is fully designed, and the heroine baby is really a walking little sun ୧⍢⃝୨. I really recommend it ᕕ(ᐛ)ᕗ, please keep updating.

[Thinking] How can I put it, the emotions are very delicate, the battles are more realistic, and the character growth is natural, but I feel that there are too many human roles. Overall, it's much better than those Kaiselu The battle can be called the Monkey King

A very good novel. The design of the battle plot is great and the character design is very good. The elves in the protagonists are not common in novels. I look forward to more unpopular and interesting elves appearing.

It can be said that it is the only two best Pokémon real-life chapters. The last one that influenced me was the Evil King. In the plot, the heroine went from being an ignorant 22-year-old novice (don't look at 22 years old, it actually doesn't affect the perception at all) to now becoming more and more powerful. It's okay to start the chapter with Deng Ze's characterization. It's a little uncomfortable, but Ozawa is indeed a good friend. He plays the role of a companion rather than a partner in the world of the heroine. The heroine is Bai. Oh, anyway, this kind of good book deserves to be promoted. No one thinks that gold will be covered in dust and cannot shine [cry][cry][cry][cry] Also, the characters in it are very three-dimensional. In the early days, the disgusting fat man Jiaqi, his character image was really a roller coaster in my eyes. Now I think he is a brave and dare to do things. Ginny is a tsundere.