
Pokemon: This Isn’t a Game, Is It?
宝可梦:这不是游戏吗
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Do Pokemon Stories Only Have High School Settings Now? Can We Get Some Travel Adventures?
Looking for books like *Pokemon: My Trainer Isn’t Quite Human!*. No school-setting stories, please. I want pure friendship and bonds from traveling alongside Pokemon! No CP, please!!!
Pokemon with a Male Protagonist, No Romance or a Male-Male Couple. I've Read the Ones Below, Thanks
The Pokemon I want to catch include Zorua, Lucario, the Black and White Dragon Gods Zekrom and Reshiram, Victini, Mewtwo, Pikachu, Dragonite, Charizard, Snivy, and more...
A Pokemon Trainer Who Gets Along Wonderfully with Pokemon and Is Loved by the Whole Pokemon Team
Looking for books similar to "Pokemon: This Trainer Isn't Human!"
I've Recently Gotten into Pokemon Stories, Please Recommend Some! Urgently Looking
Anything good or classic is fine.
Pokemon!!! Pokemon!!! Pokemon!!! Pokemon!!! Pokemon!!!
I've recently become rather interested in Pokemon books. Do any of you have a good one to recommend for me to peruse? Preferably about Pokemon that don't have a trainer.
Pokemon Stories with Some Brains Behind Them. No Legendary or Mythical Pokemon Showing up at the Drop of a Hat, and Give Me a Good Plot.
Looking for Pokemon, Not the Popular Stories. Hand Over Your Hidden Gems
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Is a Player. Make It Satisfying, and Don’t Have Them Summon Players!
Preferably no romance. The protagonist should have a player’s mindset and not empathize with NPCs. Players should get player privileges!
Looking for Stories Set in the Original Pokemon World, Not on Earth or in an Original World
I think what draws me to Pokemon isn't just the creatures, but the world itself. If it's only about the creatures, then the setting might as well be Earth or some original world. To me, it's just an academy-city novel wearing Pokemon's skin. The formula never changes.
Are Pokemon Stories Still Worth Reading???
Looking for books like Pokemon: This Trainer Is a Little Dark. I'm shocked, Pokemon can actually be written like this!!!
The Protagonist Thinks They're Playing a Game, but It's Actually Reality
The protagonist is really good at gaming
Who Exactly Is Teacher Lu from Pokemon? 🙃
Pokemon, Male Lead Gets All the Love, No Female Lead, I’m Out of Books, Thanks in Advance
Pokemon Novels: No Modern Settings or Parallel Worlds, Just the Original World
All the Pokemon stories these days are set in cities. It’s hard to find one that sticks to the original world setting.
New Pokemon Stories! No Cliche Pokemon or Canon Worlds!
Looking for books similar to Pokemon: Starting with a Golden Magikarp. I've read all the old ones. They're either abandoned, finished, or bad, so it has to be a new one! Starting with Ralts. Not one of those Starter Pokémon, please.
Pokemon Fan Fiction, Something Reasonable, Without Tons of Legendary Pokemon Popping Up All the Time
Feels Like There Aren't Any Pokemon Masterpieces Anymore, Just Stories with Terrible Endings
I'm looking for books like *Pokemon: I Only Catch Legendary Pokemon*. Other than *Pokemon: I Only Catch Legendary Pokemon*, I'm also interested in *Starting with Greninja*, *Pokemon: I Only Catch Legendary Pokemon, Starting with Steel-Type Mythical Pokemon Meltan*, *All-Type Pokémon Master*, *Starting with Rayquaza*, *The School Beauty Cried After I Beat Her*, *Legendary Trainer: Starting with Milotic*, and *Taiji San Te*.
Pokemon Stories With an Underage Protagonist and No Heroine
Please, everyone, give me some good books! I'm in a reading slump!
Pokemon\Professor Oak\System\Taking Disciples\Behind the Scenes
Professor Oak, the first champion, retires to Pallet Town and becomes the world's foremost Pokemon professor. Is he carrying on a family legacy, or devoting himself to Pokemon by choice? Follow along and see for yourself.
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It's not that urban writing is too good, nor is dark writing that's too good, but the emotional interaction with Pokémon is too good! It's still a new book, but I can see that it's very palatable and I can read it smoothly. It doesn't have any fancy rhetoric, it's not a running account, and I can see that the author has writing skills. The protagonist is very likable to me. The "player" who seems to be addicted to his own world is accepted and healed in the "game" world. Is it the first time I meet the initial Pokémon, Curly-Eared? Looking forward to updates and spending more time with this book. Ps: Although it is not a novice article and can be read smoothly, some parts still make me a little confused. Is the seal ball at the beginning of the article my mother's Pokémon? I thought we would go on a trip together, but it seems we stayed at home. It would be smoother if a few words of explanation could be added in some places (personal opinion).
It's a good read. It's a very special book. I only found out after catching up on the latest chapter that the author has a fever. The update is temporarily unstable. I have nothing to do but come here and write a long review first. (>人<;) From my perspective, this book is very different from most of the Pokémon books on the market. I can see that the author has his own ideas. Let me mention a few points that I think are more distinctive. 1. The character of the protagonist. The male protagonist is not so much a traditional fourth natural disaster player, but a child with a bit of innocence and cruelty. He will give up on others without hesitation and easily let down his guard. All good intentions and ill intentions towards others will be responded to in a very special way. Like a child living in his own world, he can perceive others. But I don't understand the emotions, and I am just joking and abstracting myself. If this character is placed in the utopian world view of the Pokémon drama, it will probably be very controversial, but the author's world view setting and writing style perfectly fit this point. In the realistic world view, a pure child releases kindness in his own way, which will really make people involuntarily dote on him. 2. World view setting. The author uses the Pokémon game world line in this article. The settings and characters basically follow the game. For example, the protagonist's friend who appears in the first chapter is Langri, the protagonist of Sun and Moon. There are really few pure game world lines on the market now. They are either urban fusion or anime world views. In comparison, this one is very novel. 3. Writing style. From the plot, it can be seen that the author deliberately moved closer to reality. The current two chapters have some shadows of reality and Pokémon fandom, but they do not make people feel too depressing. I thought about the protagonist's personality and the reason for the author's writing style. Although it is a realistic work, the author does not go into too many details. The protagonist takes Langri to find his father's cargo ship. In the end, the sunken cargo ship was found and that was it. Langri was faced with the collapse of this incident. The author did not give a detailed description of how many deaths the disaster brought. Instead, in the next chapter, he gently narrated the impact of the disaster in the form of a post-mortem talk. He dispersed the serious scenes everywhere and gave the readers enough time to prepare mentally. I think this is very good [blowing kiss] It seems pretty good so far, but it's a pity that it's just a baby novel. [Crying] I've already finished 16 of the Pokémon series, which is almost giving me a psychological shadow. The author must not stop updating this book. I don't want to add another 17th novel to my bookshelf.
This book is very good. There is no sudden harem or anything like that. I feel like it only describes how beautiful the heroine is and so on. Pokémon is like a tool, just to highlight the rarity and power and let the protagonist reach the peak of life. I'm really speechless. What I want to watch is something like anime, that kind of warmth, the relationship between people and Pokémon. Recommended to watch, love to watch
The writing is super good... By the way, I have a double Yang. Xiao Yang staring at the radiant players on the TV in a dark environment is really a must-see (hearty) The bond between humans and Pokémon should be so pure! The interaction with Pokémon is very happy, and the branch lines interspersed in the middle also have a touch of knife (the mount goat made me cry to death, but it feels unreasonable for the mini dragon in the subsequent branch line to leave without leaving anything behind. After all, the other party saved my life. I don't know if there is any foreshadowing later) The player's skills and background are also mysterious. He is really a sinful man (wry smile) (watching the player surrounded by Pokémon and trainers) Anyway, very considerate👍🏻
I really like this kind of heartwarming Pokémon text. . Even though you may need a little knife during your trip, it's such a pity that there are only more than 50 of them! ! I really hope to wake up and see the author update more than 100 chapters at once (? The interaction between Asahi and his friends is also very cute!! Although there are only more than 50 pictures, I feel so happy to see them. Waiting for the update.!!!
I think this article is very interesting. It has its own plot, the protagonist is also cute, and there is also a hint of hidden arrogance that is unique to the player? (Of course, this is just my personal feeling.) After all, the protagonist in the article said that he is relatively kind to people, things, and Pokémon, and it feels good if he doesn't come up. (For example, the so-called overlord's elf is very powerful or the protagonist has super powers.) Everything is the player's ability. My favorite thing is that I read the article "Players are playing the open world game of Pokémon".
It's fairy grass!! It's really rare to see this type of Pokémon fanfic. It gives me a warm and happy feeling when I read it. It's like the feeling I had in my childhood memories of watching Pokémon anime. I hope the teacher won't cheat me [I'm about to cry]
A very warm Pokémon story, with a little knife and a little sun protagonist. The protagonist Asahi calls himself a "player" and is also very cute. Players want it, and players get it. Isn't that what players are like? Give players favorability, (∩_∩), spread flowers [love] [air kiss] I'm just a little worried about whether this name and the current time will spawn monsters, so I deliberately put the last sentence farther away.
It's heartwarming but also tearful. Although the protagonist is a player, he is very cute and empathetic. The bond between the protagonist and the tamed baby [they made an appointment to travel together], the bond with the elves, and the stories between Pokémon and humans seen in this article are very touching. It is a novel worth reading. The bonds in it are much more real than those in most Pokémon novels. They are like the kind of small but slowly flowing clean water. Although it is not as fierce as the waves of the river and sea, it is closer to ordinary ordinary but extraordinary people. If the author can keep it up and finish it, it will definitely become a new masterpiece. I hope the author will work hard😘
That's it! That's it! ! ! This is the Pokémon in my mind. Pokémon are a group of innocent and silly little cuties. If they are treated well, they will give back everything. The best evaluation is "white and soft". Because I don't know more advanced words, I just blindly put what I think is best in the human beings I like. Other novels make Pokémon too human-like. I came to see Pokémon, not to see the humans who cosplayed into Pokémon. And the male protagonist is really cute. He calls himself a gamer, but he can't ignore the suffering of Pokémon. Moreover, he is not completely out of touch with this world. He is not particularly cold-blooded. Although he is a radio type, he still has feelings. Xiao Asahi seems to have some stories, I feel so sad... A child who is so simple (goes his own way) and cares about Pokémon really deserves to be loved by all kinds of Pokémon. The Asahi humanoid Pokémon theory is established. The curly-eared vinegar buns and lamb are also so cute. Yes, yes, the tattered scarf is a symbol of the warrior. The brave Curly Ear will protect his weak trainers (Team Rockets soldiers, trainers who hunt smelly flowers, etc.: Yes, you are right) who cannot take care of themselves (referring to cooking); the smart mount lamb will also take good care of the trainers and use vine whips to tie up every bad guy with bad intentions; the unborn little Togepi must also want to get to know his two partners and his trainer quickly. The setting of no cp is really great, that is to say, why does Zi Gongxiang have to fall in love? Xiao Asahi, just keep going like this, live in this world with your own heart, carefree and with your friends, and heal your past. In fact, the author is also an indispensable part of this novel. Whether it is the "author's words" at the end of the chapter or the comments in the paragraphs of the novel chapters, they are very, very cute. Only warm people can write warm articles. Good sorbet. Generally speaking, this novel is a rare piece of chaff, and I highly recommend that all trainers read it.