Pokemon Ranch Story

This book is really good to read, especially when it describes Lu Bu's hundreds of rounds of battle with Sun Wukong for Diao Chan, but Xue Baochai is really too strong. If it weren't for Nuoshou's outer ring + Noxus guillotine, this wave of M4 would have fired six times Must die. In addition, I prefer what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguo Mountain: "Young man is so proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang." It shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys who knocked him to death with three sticks. In short, The plot of this book is interesting, the system is clear, there are many foreshadowings, the fighting scenes are like being there, and the character descriptions are spot-on!

It's similar to the Pokémon farm story in Stardew Valley, but more everyday. Daily Pokémon texts have always been a relatively unpopular field. The vast majority of Pokémon texts are full of various battles, competitions and other descriptions of fame and wealth. In my eyes, except for Mr. Lu, most Pokémon texts do not deal well with the subject of the bond relationship with Pokémon, and this book grasps this point very well. Although there are not many fierce battles, this book better reflects the daily life in the Pokémon world, and can deeply describe the bond between people and Pokémon from the warm and ordinary daily life. (And the system does not play an overly important role in it.) There are no major flaws in the writing style and outline logic. At most, the description of daily life needs some expansion. It is a pretty good daily Pokémon article. (I just don't know why the score is so low. Is it because Tomato has lowered the score again?) After reading this book again, I found that the author seemed to have lost his composure in the later period. Pleasant Goat Mechanical Cats and the like appeared one after another, and the elaboration of human and Pokémon emotions and new plots in the earlier articles were lost. This book itself is an imitation of a Pokémon fanfic from Qidian. But an imitation is an imitation after all, and it is still not as good as the original. After reading it, the gap is indeed quite big. But this book is still considered a good Pokémon fanfic on Tomato, and it is worth reading. The overall evaluation will be between average and good. (Tomato, my level is almost normal. After all, it's free to watch, so I don't have to choose so much [laughing and crying])

It seems to be the same pasture as the one at the starting point, and I am not a trainer this time. The same gourmet Goldfinger. The same starting point. One super powerful Pokémon. There are three goats on his side, and three donkeys on the other side.

I've read 100 chapters and it's pretty good. The world view is a partial animated world view with some Stardew Valley farming elements. The relationship between people and Pokémon is basically similar to the animation. The protagonist is a time traveler, and the novel begins with the protagonist starting to farm after a pause in his adventure. Basically, it is a relaxed daily plot with Pokémon. To be precise, taking care of children Chapter 98 is my subjective poisonous chapter. I bought the Meili Sheep and took away the 5 Pleasant Goats and the sheep from Big Big Wolf (they were Meili Sheep, but the description of the appearance characteristics was completely based on these sheep). I am very disgusted by the linkage between the world view of Pokémon and other works. This kind of fusion linkage is a taboo. If readers saw it, it would offend all those who ① do not like the sheep in Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf ② do not like the fusion plot ③ those who have strict requirements on the rationality of the world view and plot ④ those who really like Meili Sheep (who would want the shadow of something else to be imposed on something they like). After all, this article is not unlimited streaming, and it has not reflected any such content before (I did not find it) Ugh, I just called Pleasant Goat lazy. I will continue to deduct points based on the number of subsequent such episodes.

The writing is pretty good, very similar to the book I started with.

It's very warm, and the author is very obedient. Although he basically doesn't say anything, the author will correct it whenever readers point out mistakes in their comments, which is very good in terms of perception.

Fresh and refined Pokémon writing, daily life is plain and sincere, and getting along with Pokémon is full of warmth. I look forward to the author writing better stories.

It can be seen that it is "borrowing" from the farm novel of Kaidian. Some of the plots are highly overlapping, and many of the plots are not very reasonable. However, what makes me happy is that this book really "borrows" the essence of the farm novel, and the ordinary and comfortable life of the Pokémon on the farm, without violence. Some farm novels are too violent and tiring to read, but this book is very well controlled, so I give it four stars.

Full marks, the relaxed daily Pokémon farm life is enviable

It's a heartwarming Pokémon pastoral novel, and the descriptions of food are also very good. I've been looking for a Pokémon pastoral novel for a long time. This Pokémon pastoral novel is very suitable for me. Come on, the author, don't stop updating it. It's really hard for children to find food [crying]