Pokemon: There's Something Wrong with This Trainer

What impressed me most about this book is that the protagonist really regards Pokémon as his most important family member and raises the original Pokémon as his biological brother. Just thinking about being permanently separated from Pokémon makes his chest hurt [crying]. Different from other facial Pokémon novels, this novel writes the interaction with Pokémon very fully and vividly. The emotional lines of affection with family members and the emotional lines of friendship with friends are both beautifully written. There is no inexplicable emotional drama with a female supporting character, and no heroine. It would be nice if some villain cannon fodder could talk less trash. [Cover face]

The cold wind blows in the Valley of Desolation, the cicadas chirp in the spring and autumn, and the young man returns. At the Soul Mountain, ten people shed tears, determined to wander northward. What is yin and not yin? As long as I can win for Shou Du, it's just a slight insult from others.

Advantages: The protagonist is very kind, has his own development plan, does not waste time and works hard, and does not have those funny characters. Each Pokémon has its own distinct personality and hobbies, making it memorable. The core theme of the team is always implemented and does not digress. Most of the characters in the book are normal and have their own views. Disadvantages: The most uncomfortable thing is that people and Pokémon who have done bad things are not punished as they should be. For example, if you hit someone, you should be beaten, and if you kill someone, you should be killed. There are many people and Pokémon in there who bullied and hurt the protagonist when he was weak, and they should be punished to the same extent afterwards, rather than being easily let go and indulged because the protagonist is kind and lawful. Some chapters and sentences are repeated. Overall, the shortcomings are not hidden, but what I appreciate the most is the discussion of "some conjectures about Pokémon in reality" in the article (such as Pokémon's work in the hospital, comparison of Pokémon training in reality and in games, etc.) Worth 4~5 stars

The relationship between the protagonist and Pokémon is delicate and sincere. The protagonist loves his Pokémon very much. Shieldgu and others thought that the part where the protagonist was in trouble was really like Crying Bird [crying]. Shieldgu's big brother is reliable but also shows his fragile side to Li Xu without any reservation. It's a Pokémon that goes both ways [crying] If you like to watch a movie without a female protagonist, don't read it. There is a female protagonist, and the relationship is confirmed in the concert chapter [OK]. If you don't respond directly to the female protagonist next time, please don't read it.

Shield Mushroom (the background Pokémon in the anime) Ecstasy Eye (in the anime, the defensive power of holding gems from the front is extremely strong, but the defensive power of the back is ignored) But, the game Such a handsome (disgusting) Pokémon

Finally it's not Luca, Gardevoir, Ninja, the writing is beautiful, the system is also good, it's a great book I got a little bored and started doing the same routine again.

It's okay, it's pretty good-looking, but there are too many repeated and wrong words in some places, and the sprites are "degenerate" in the writing. It would be better to change the look and feel. Also, there was a quasi-god egg reserved in the Special Security Bureau a long time ago. At that time, it was said that it had no ability to cultivate it. Now it has cultivated eight or nine eggs, and a club has been opened. This is forgotten [laughs awkwardly]

Personally, I think it's still very interesting and I don't pursue those popular Pokémon too much. I feel like 🍅 the protagonists of Pokémon fanfics each have only one Gardevoir, Lucario, and Quasi-God. I really don't want to read it. It's not that I can't have it, but it's all written in the same way. I finally came up with a different one and the writing style is okay. I personally think you can check it out.

Fen really feels like he was pulled down with malicious intent. Author, don't worry about those who don't approve of you, whether they like it or not. I really recommend it, the relationship with Pokémon is very sincere. The play between Yang Shuxuan and Li Xu is the first time I have seen it among all the current Pokémon novels, and it is really good (I don't quite understand why many people like to read mindless novels and heroines). Come on, get popular soon! PS: Can the author add a Bulbasaur? After all, Bulbasaur is also the founder of the Pokémon quality stream.

Personally, I think this book is definitely top-notch among Pokémon fandoms. It's very good-looking. The author is an insider and the quality of the battles is guaranteed. As for the sensationalism that many comments say is bad, I think it's just the opposite. Appropriate emotional lines are still a very good neutralizing agent. Friends who like to read book reviews before reading, hope you can read it for yourself after reading this comment and don't care too much about other people's opinions. At least I think this is a very good work and the author wrote it very carefully [Note]