Pokemon: There's Something Wrong with This Trainer
宝可梦，这个训练家有问题
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- Anime Fanfiction
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What touched me most about this book was that the protagonist genuinely treated his Pokémon as his most important family members, raising his starter Pokémon like a younger brother. Just thinking about being permanently separated from his Pokémon makes his heart ache 😢 Unlike other stereotypical Pokémon novels, this one vividly and fully portrays the interactions between the protagonist and his…
A cold wind blows through the Valley of Desolation, cicadas sing as the youth returns, and at the Mountain of Souls, ten people shed tears. They will surely wander northwards, seeking the demon. What's all this talk of treachery? As long as I can win by guarding the poison, all the insults from others are nothing but a few trials and tribulations.
Strengths: The protagonist is kind, has his own development plan, works hard without wasting time, and doesn't have a goofy or eccentric personality. Each Pokémon has its own distinct personality and hobbies, making them memorable. The core theme of the story is consistently maintained. Most of the characters are normal and have their own values.
The bond between the protagonist and his Pokémon is delicate and genuine. The protagonist loves his Pokémon very much. The scene where Amoonguss and the others thought the protagonist was in trouble really made me cry 😢. Amoonguss, the reliable older brother, also shows his vulnerable side to Li Xu without reservation. This mutual support is what Pokémon is all about 😢
Amoonguss (a background Pokémon in the anime) and Sableye (in the anime, it has extremely high defense when taking gems from the front, but negligible defense from behind). However, in the games, these are some really cool (and disgusting) Pokémon.
Finally, it's not Luca, Gardevoir, or Greninja anymore! It's very well-written, and the system is great too. A good book! It's getting a little boring; they're starting the same old routine again.
It's alright, quite good-looking, but there are too many repetitive and incorrect lines, and the writing keeps making the Pokémon seem "degraded." Revising that would improve the overall experience. Also, a pseudo-legendary egg was reserved with the Special Security Bureau a long time ago, and they said they didn't have the capacity to raise it. Now they've raised eight or nine of them and even opened a club! Have they forgotten about it? 😅
Personally, I think it's quite good. It doesn't overly chase after popular Pokémon. It feels like every Pokémon fanfiction on Taobao has a Gardevoir, Lucario, and pseudo-legendary Pokémon as the main character, which really makes it unappealing. It's not that it can't have them, but they're all written in similar ways. Finally, something different has emerged, and the writing is decent too. I think it's worth checking out.
The rating feels maliciously dragged down. Author, ignore those who disagree; let them read it or not. I highly recommend it; the connection to Pokémon is genuine. The playful interactions between Yang Shuxuan and Li Xu are the first I've seen in any Pokémon story right now, and it's really good (I don't understand why so many people like mindless, wish-fulfillment stories without female leads).
Personally, I think this book is definitely top-notch among Pokémon fanfiction. It's very good, and since the author is an insider, the quality of the battles is guaranteed. As for the many reviews that call the emotional manipulation cheap, I think the opposite is true. Appropriate emotional elements are a very good balancing act.