
Pokemon: From the Start, I Inherited the Hoenn Farm
精灵:开局我继承丰缘农场
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.6M Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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The protagonist's grandfather's alien, Luna, Electric Cat Diancie, and Salamence didn't inherit any of his main characters, so he must have had a grandson, since this one was adopted.
The Seven Stars set was alright until the very beginning, then the newly released 128 and 129 became extremely poisonous... You let them go the first time, but the second time they came with their elders to kill you, and you still let them go...
Overall, it's alright. A bit of poison appears every few dozen chapters. The protagonist is somewhat benevolent, but he can also be quite cunning. That's so overly saintly! That wild, champion-level Gengar, who's probably lived forever, got injured and, in order to heal, provoked the protagonist to battle their Pokémon to drain the life energy from Venusaur's field after the battle.
The game reflects reality; he doesn't accept female characters, only loves Pokémon; he's a legendary Pokémon-loving man; he's a succubus who ignores race and gender; he's the strongest breeder in the League; the strongest farmer; the most influential person; a collector of Eevee evolutions; a true Dragon-type trainer; and the human form of an alpaca.
This is a really good farm-themed novel; it really made me want to keep reading. Anyone who likes Pokémon Farm should check it out (my reading time for this book and my total reading time should be pretty good). I've caught up with the majority of readers! I hope the author can write 100,000 words a day while watching a one-minute ad! 😄 However, its drawback is that it inexplicably attracts too much hatred; hopefully, the author can improve this.
Author, did you reference that elf farming book? 🤦 It's so similar!
I've finished watching it, sob sob sob sob I absolutely love this casual, everyday vibe; it's so relaxing and fun! Looks amazing!! There's so little of it. Let me write another 60 chapters, consider it feeding the chickens, cluck cluck cluck cluck cluck 😢
Hopefully, we'll see a giant ant colony and some tropical dragons later on 🥰 Since the timeline predates the main storyline, and the protagonist has some memories from the anime, could they go to that canyon and get a bunch of fossil Pokémon? I absolutely love Aerodactyl, and all fossil Pokémon are Rock-type. The protagonist has also just acquired a suitable habitat.
Absolutely fantastic!!! The author's language skills are superb! There's no unnecessary dialogue throughout the over 1000 chapters; it's a very comfortable read, and you finish it in no time. There's no traditional filler; one chapter by this author is equivalent to several chapters by other authors. It's not just a rambling account. Readers who enjoy concise writing can jump right in!
This content has been very informative and I've learned a lot from it. It ended so abruptly with unfamiliar characters, which is a bit disheartening, but that's life. I've thought about it a lot, but I'll still continue watching. Five stars!