Pokemon: I Reincarnated as James, So Why Be a Trainer?

When I was a kid, I thought Ash was the protagonist, but when I grew up, I realized that the trio of Kojiro were the real protagonists. (Only represents personal opinion)

The writing is quite perfect, and there are no embarrassing plots. Kojiro and the others also fit the character very well. If Kojiro and the others can have less Chinese swear words and oral habits, it will perfectly match my childhood impression of Muji.

The writing is very touching, and the true protagonist trio never ends. I hope the author will not forget the mechanical modification abilities of Kojiro and Meow Meow.

Very good, and the Rockets are very realistic. However, I feel that Kojiro's strength has grown too fast. I feel that his current strength can quickly pass the gym. If the subsequent battles are crushing, I feel that the battle will be almost boring. And if Kojiro wins the championship later, will the Rockets go to other regions? How to arrange the strength at that time? Later, more elves were collected. Will they all follow Kojiro or be arranged elsewhere? Also, the Golden Magikarp part is a bit too baffling, as if he is forcing Kojiro to gain combat power. If the collection of elves in the future is like this, will the abandoned champion-level Charmander be arranged to be given a Lucario egg, and be ostracized by his own race because he is a flash...

Ahem, it's been a long time since I posted pictures. Although I've only seen a dozen or so pictures, I'd still like to come over and write some comments. Judging from the current situation, the author's writing is pretty good. It is a more animated version of Utopia, not as dark as the cities in many Pokémon novels. The common people cannot afford Pokémon. It can be regarded as a relatively harmonious and friendly plot life. Daily writing and love writing may be If you want to watch animation files, you can come and take a look. But if you want to watch a hot-blooded fighting party, I personally think it's better to be cautious because it feels more like daily life. At present, the author seems to be more persuasive. Everyone points out some places, and he will choose to change them. In terms of plot, there may be some discrepancies. If you are particularly serious about the original party, don't read it, it may shock you. The writing is pretty good. From what I saw, it feels like the author is re-editing Pokémon 1. I would like to point out that there are some idioms that feel contrived and it is best not to use them indiscriminately. For punctuation marks and plot issues, it is better to be more rigorous. The recommendation index for sound entertainment culture is four stars. Why is it four stars? Because there are still some shortcomings. Of course, it is still highly recommended. It can only be said that it is really rare to write about the protagonists of Kojiro and Musashi? Anyway, it is Tomato. I personally think it is on the list, and I have never seen it.

It's like watching a Pokémon series with Kojiro as the protagonist. The characters are very delicate and gentle. It tells more about Team Rocket's daily activities in the anime and writes the interaction between people and Pokémon in the Pokémon world very warmly.

False rivals: Xiaomao, Shinji, Ailan❌ The real rivals: the Rockets trio

It's really, really beautiful!! Very warm atmosphere Creating a casual world view unique to Pokémon, the charm of Team Rocket is this freedom!! The characteristic values ​​of various Pokémon are also very detailed. There are no various mythical beasts, Master Balls, deliberate laces, etc. Like the Invincible text (.-ω-) The various interactions are also very consistent with the original work. The pace is not slow and it is very comfortable to read! It's just too little and not enough to watch (´¬`)

I can only say that it's great, even though it's soul-piercing, but Kojiro's charm hasn't changed at all.

It looks pretty good so far, but it adds a lot of things from other worldviews. Why did you also add red into it? Did you say it's an animation party? Why did you become a game party? The author is a person who listened to advice and deleted Chihong, otherwise the protagonist will definitely face off against Chihong when he participates in the league competition, and it will not be good regardless of whether the protagonist wins or loses. If he loses, Chihong will definitely travel to other places and keep saying things like this to his opponents. Wouldn't it mean that Ash will never win the championship? If he wins, there will definitely be a group of people jumping out and saying how could Chihong be the strongest and give him the protagonist. It would be nice to cut this character out so that the two of them wouldn't have to fight.