Pokemon: How Could I Lose When I Hold the Truth?
精灵：手握真理的我怎么输？
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It's pretty good, an invincible story with no major flaws. Okay, still, Gardevoir is too toxic. They even got the gender wrong, let alone the later gender reassignment stuff, I can't accept it 🤦
The protagonist understands the principle that even a powerful dragon can't suppress a local snake, which is the best part. Moreover, in a pseudo-utopian world like Pokémon, as long as legendary Pokémon can't access the protagonist's memories, the protagonist's knowledge of the real world could even leave Arceus speechless.
This is one of the better ones. The protagonist starts out as an undocumented, unregistered person without a system. He's bullied by the people of this world and plans to go to the Unova region to fight them, where he obtains the Dragon of Truth and Ideal. He's also the hero chosen by Kyurem. The plot is reasonable, but the protagonist overestimates the League's strength.
While the later chapters with Ralts were a bit cringe-worthy, the rest of the story was quite good. However, to be honest, if the author only intended Gardevoir to be a maid and a fighter, there was no need to develop Ralts's romantic subplot so meticulously. It would have been simpler to depict Ralts relying on the protagonist, almost like a god.
When are you going to get revenge for being tricked at the beginning?! I've already read the latest chapter.
It's alright, in my opinion. But I don't really like reading stories with female leads; this one didn't have one in the beginning, but it seemed like it had a lot of female leads, so it's pretty good now.
It seems alright. I'll observe it further and then act decisively and swiftly when dealing with the alliance later. My five-star rating remains unchanged. Cleaning up the alliance is hopeless, and so is cleaning up the romance.
The book is great. I'm leaving after chapter 53. Goodbye, goodbye forever (sob sob, my Gardevoir).
The author's writing style is fresh and refined, with a clear outline and well-structured narrative. However, some parts are overly verbose and lack focus, with excessive exposition. Fortunately, the novel subject matter is very appealing. Keep up the good work, author!
While Ralts's writing was a bit toxic, Sabrina's yandere traits were quite well-developed, and her "person of truth" characteristic was excellent. 😘 Keep it up, keep writing, and don't make the same mistakes as with Ralts! 🥺