A Pokemon Master’s Journey: Starting in Kanto
宝可梦大师之旅，从关都开始
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- Pokemon: Starting with a Protean Sprigatito宝可梦：开局一只变幻自如新叶喵Alternate title on Fanqie
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The pacing is fast, the battle scenes are detailed, and there's less slice-of-life content, which keeps it from dragging and makes for a comfortable read. With so many system novels out there, it's rare to find a Pokémon story that's not system-based and still enjoyable. Author, keep up the good work and update more!
I watched it again, it's really good. It has type advantages and terrain elements, and the capture of the level 2 legendary monsters wasn't just abrupt; it was quite a surprise! 😄 I'd like to specifically mention a certain comment here *😠 It's a very good book, but why does it seem like there aren't many reviews?
The Leafeon was a gift from a friend, so don't worry about it. The plot is quite smooth, and the bonds with Pokémon are great, but there's one thing I want to complain about. The two evolution methods for Feebas are something you can't use even if you have it now. Wouldn't it be better to just tell Professor Oak to maximize his benefits?
The three golden chapters. I give this book 5 stars because of its excellent character aptitude system. Unlike other works, the author links aptitude to growth rate, not to potential ceiling. Even a white-tier aptitude can become a champion, just a little later. This setting is very humane and fits the Pokémon utopia perfectly. No one should be limited by themselves, and no one should be negated by a few minor aptitude differences. I see vibrant life and humanistic care in it.
It looks pretty good. It would be even better if the battle scenes were described more vividly. After all, you're transmigrating into an anime world, not a game. It's boring if everyone just gets wiped out in one move. 🤭🤭🤭
From a personal perspective: Character design ★★★★ (The main character's personality and habits lean towards lawful justice. There are details, but not many. The main characters are fairly well-developed. The only drawback is the lack of control over the supporting characters, which is fine in the early and mid-game, but becomes increasingly marginalized as the game progresses.
It's so good! I hope if there's a female lead, it'll be Sister Cabbage.
So cute! 🤩 I've finally found someone who likes Shin-chan!
It's great! First and foremost, the main character's name doesn't clash with the Pokémon anime universe!!! (This is very important to me personally; many main character names in Pokémon stories just feel out of place and jarring, making it hard for me to continue reading.) The opening section shows the main character's potential, or rather, the system of assigning potential and levels to Pokémon.
To be honest, I've read many Pokémon novels, some good, some bad. I'm generally indifferent to legendary Pokémon stories, but I really enjoyed this one; it suited my taste perfectly. After the part about catching Zapdos, I hadn't read anything for a while, but I couldn't find anything good, so I continued reading, and the more I read, the better it felt. Are there any downsides?