Pokemon: From the Start as a Commoner, I’ll Become the Strongest in the World!

It's great, absolutely fantastic! I was planning to watch it all in one go, but I'm only halfway through and I'm already writing this review. This is one of the few reviews I've ever written. Can you add a character? Name: Xiu Jing Background: Father of a rare Grass-type Trainer, mother of a mid-level Trainer, blessed by Celebi, possesses the power of Viridian, male.

The protagonist's uncle can immediately tell that the protagonist's Pokémon egg is at least of the Excellent level. If this were the case, the protagonist's uncle could make a fortune just by finding bargains (he could appraise Pokémon for others for a fee, but each person can only sell two Pokémon a year, so he can only appraise for others and not hatch them himself to sell).

Is this an ensemble piece? Why are there so many descriptions of supporting characters? The more I read, the more the main character seemed like a minor character. Starting from the secret realm, the main character was described less and less, and with so many people suddenly appearing, it became increasingly confusing.

It's pretty good, ranking among the top dark novels by Tomato. The only issue is that it's the author's first time writing, so many details weren't handled well, and the ending felt a bit forced. The final chapter didn't really showcase the bond between humans and elves. However, these flaws don't detract from its overall excellence. I'm currently looking forward to your next book; keep up the good work!

I didn't watch much, but everyone's behavior seemed awkward; they acted like elementary school students instead of high schoolers. The plot, however, was alright.

Speaking from my own perspective! The overall plot development is acceptable, although some side storylines are a bit weak, but they don't affect the reading experience. The power levels in the early stages feel a bit overpowered, but overall it's still quite good! (Actually, Li Ming's family didn't all have to die! They could have been shown later that a powerful expert saved them.) These are just personal points of interest; if you're interested, you can check it out. I highly recommend it!

The character portrayals are incredibly nuanced, and the story is also very detailed. It doesn't overly rely on the system, or rather, the system's functionality is limited. The main appeal lies in the character development, which makes for a very enjoyable viewing experience!

This is a very good book with a good premise, but I still don't like the personality aspect. In the real world, personality should only affect battles, but since the author said it wouldn't have a big impact later on, it shouldn't be a big problem. I have high hopes for this book. The last Pokémon book I liked this much was another one called "Hou Ge". Keep it up, author!

They're making such a big splash right off the bat, summer vacation isn't even over and they're already jumping into high-level dungeon brawls.

The author says that superpowered individuals can sense the potential of eggs, so there wouldn't be any superpowered individuals in the egg incubation center, allowing the protagonist to snag an egg.