A Pokemon Master’s Journey: Starting in Kanto

I brushed it again, it's really nice, it has both attribute restraint and field factors, and it's not like I didn't catch the second level god without some preparation, I just caught it abruptly [laughs] I'll name a certain one here* [angry] It's a very interesting book, but why don't many people comment on it?

The pace is fast, the battle scenes are written in detail, there are few daily routines, and it doesn't drag on. It seems quite comfortable to me. The system articles are all over the street. It's hard to find Pokémon articles that are not about the system and look comfortable. Good luck to the author for more. You can basically ignore the protagonist system. It is another more comprehensive illustration, not the kind of system that goes against the sky. Anyway, I feel very comfortable reading it. At the beginning, I read those Pokémon stories with a score of 9 or above, nine systems out of ten, and some dark ones. I was not very comfortable reading it. I can only say that I cannot accept the darkness of my childhood utopia. The general feeling of that kind of writing gives me the feeling of cultivating fairy tales. After all, there are a thousand Hamlets in a thousand people. Everyone likes different things.

The new leaf cat is a gift from a friend, so don't worry about it. The plot is quite smooth, and the bond with Pokémon is also very good, but there is one thing I want to complain about. Even the two evolution methods of Chou Chou Fish cannot be fulfilled now that they are in hand. Wouldn't it be better to directly tell Dr. Omu to maximize the benefits? (The same is true for the Abandoned Monkey in the latest chapter, which proves that the evolutionary method is feasible. Dr. Oki is more active than you in what happens next [face covering]) Being a researcher can also lift the restriction of 6 Pokémon. There are also research funds and Pokémon that can be applied for. It is easier to collect wool from the alliance than to collect materials in the wild [Eat melon]

Three Golden Chapters. The 5 stars given are the qualification settings of this book, which are very good. Unlike other works, the author links qualifications to growth speed rather than upper limit. Even white can become a champion, just a little later. This setting is very humane and consistent with the setting of Pokémon Utopia. No one should be limited by themselves, and no one can be denied by two small qualifications. I saw the vitality and humanistic care.

It looks very good. It would be even better if the battle scenes were described better. After all, you are going to the anime world when you travel through the book, not a game. It's boring to do the same thing in seconds [laughing][laughing][laughing]

In terms of personal taste: Character setting ★★★★ (The personality and style of the theme character are biased toward lawful justice. There are details, but not many. The main character is quite full. The only shortcoming is that the control of other supporting characters is still a bit boring. It is okay in the early and mid-term. The marginalization of the supporting characters becomes more serious as you go on. The gym NPCs at the back It can be seen that the author wants to write the characters more fully, but if too much space is wasted, it will appear too watery) The smoothness of the plot ★★★ (mainly based on the Pokémon world view, the timeline has its own small ideas. However, the process is still too close to the original main line) I don't dare to jump out of my comfort zone.) Combat power setting ★★★★★ (very complete, using a level system, and supplementing the mythical beasts. Even a novice can watch it very comfortably. But the bloody scenes are actually not exciting enough. Of course, it doesn't add much to the overall article. It has a great impact. It just lacks a certain writing power and I hope the author will get better!) Emotional relationship ★★ (The main author also continues the young worldview of the original world, and it is not easy to intersperse emotional lines. At most, the relationship between brothers and sisters, friends, and partners. It is not recommended to check too many emotional lines. Because for a normal worldview, there is no love between men and women, but the affinity for the main body of the article will increase.) Summary score: 8.9/10.0 A good Pokémon masterpiece that makes people not tired of watching and heals childhood.

It's beautiful and beautiful. I hope if there is a heroine, I hope it's Sister Baicai.

Beautiful🤩, I finally found someone who likes Xinye Miao

To be honest, I have read many Pokémon novels, some good ones and some bad ones. I'm actually a bit indifferent to mythical beasts, but I felt this book was very good and it suited my taste. When I saw Conquering Zapdos, I hadn't watched it for a long time, but I couldn't find a good one, so I continued watching it. The more I watched it, the more I felt it was good and it suited my appetite. Are there any bad points? There are definitely some. For example, it is too similar to the original plot. It is a bit boring at times. There is no heroine (this is my problem. I think writing a heroine is a test for the author and a reflection of the author's ability, so I like to watch movies with a heroine). But the flaws are not concealed. Its rhythm and the connection between people and Pokémon are very good. It has defeated 80% of similar games. It has no overwhelming power or lag in rhythm. It looks very comfortable. Come on, come on, come on [like]! You can do it! Author. (The author's data is a bit poor. I hope that everyone who likes this work as much as me can feel free to remind me of updates, and if I have time, I can send some messages for love [blowing kisses])

It's a bit bland to keep following Xiaozhi's route, but there's nothing sinister about it. You can read it to pass the time. There won't be new favorites in the next area, let's just follow the plot [Thinking], that's a bit boring