A Team Rocket Grunt? Call Me the League Champion!

It's very interesting to watch. The protagonist is also thoughtful. The characters are well created. The protagonist has a good personality. The interaction with Pokémon also moved me very much. Moreover, it doesn't have the common problems of most Pokémon novels (falling in love with Pokémon and so on...). It's really great to have no heroine. Yes, the protagonist's abilities are pretty good. It's not an invincible novel. The protagonist is slowly getting stronger. I hope I can keep writing it. After all, this is really an excellent fanfic. It has to have a plot and a brain, and the writing is okay, but it's a bit slow ( ᖛ ̫ ᖛ )ʃ), it's not enough to watch at all. I see that the plot is getting more and more exciting, so I really hope you can cheer me up and give me a long review to encourage you (≖‿≖)✧

I didn't see any bad points. The only bad point is that the update is too slow. It's also a pity that Alola starts without a heroine. My Lily loves my Acerola. Does the author really not consider changing it? In addition, this paragraph is for some people. Pokémon is originally Zigong Xiangxiang Utopia. If you don't like to see it, just click on the arrow above. No one is forcing you to see it. (I'm afraid I can't make up a long review. I'm just trying to make up for it.)

It's okay, it's pretty good-looking

Personally, I think it's okay. I kept it on the bookshelf for a while at first. I read it in a daze and thought it was the final article. But when I read it, I couldn't control it. Hahahahaha. It's a damn yellow button. The protagonist's character is very distinct, and the female character is also well-drawn. It's really cool to have no cp. The author's writing is also very interesting. There are no surprises so far. It's worth a read! (I don't know why the rating is so low, maybe it's a new book??)

Well written! There is nothing sinister about it (I only read Chapter 31)! I quite like it! I just don't know what happens next! Hopefully there is no such thing as a normal animal! After all, this is not an urban beast-control novel about spiritual recovery!

The non-heroine is particularly good, what we want to see is the bond with Pokémon! There are basically no surprises in the plot. It gave me a feeling like a tomato spring. It was well written. It can be seen that the author has done a lot of research on Pokémon. I have seen more than 300 chapters so far, and others need to be added.

It looks good and updates quickly. Currently, there are still too few sprites. There are still problems. At the beginning, it is said that the protagonist joins the team and starts his career. This setting has not been developed yet. It is only used in the very beginning of the plot, and then it is full of mythical beasts and quasi-gods. There is too little battle content compared to cultivation content. A lot of stories about parents are revealed in a lengthy manner, but the subsequent specific plot development is still very vague. Goldfinger's presence is almost meaningless. Nothing else.

The author's writing style seems to have been soaked in moonlight, clear and penetrating. With just a few strokes, the wind and light in the painting can be outlined. The morning dew on the character's eyelashes and the scent of locust flowers wafting from the end of the alley seem to be emanating from the page. There is an undercurrent hidden in the seemingly plain narrative, and every word is used just right. As you read, you sink into it, and even when you close the book, there are still ripples in your heart.

Oh my God! It turns out to be a heroine-less show with Rainbow Rockets! Super rare model!!

It's pretty cool, but there seem to be a lot of mythical beasts, but you do need a lot of mythical beasts to fight Rainbow Rockets haha