Pokemon: The Dream Trainer

As long as you get past the first thirty chapters, which are relatively young in writing (the author is currently revising them), the following stories are well worth reading. The interaction between Su Bai and Pokémon is more in line with ordinary people's situations, and the protagonist is not deliberately deified for the sake of the plot. The emotional route with the heroine is also handled quite well, which is really conducive to the advancement of the plot. There is no need to abandon the book just because you see the heroine (little lover Hao Chi). This book is generally quite daily, so I don't need to be too harsh on some of the battle details. In short, it's all good!

It's so beautiful, I want to call it mommy after watching it! Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

It is interesting in daily life, and the bond between the protagonist and Eevee is very delicately depicted. The battle process reminded me of the time when I was chasing Pokémon. It has also laid a lot of foreshadowings. I look forward to the author filling in the holes one by one.

Very interesting story of the main character👍👍👍

It feels pretty good, I'm looking forward to the first-hand quartz competition😋

Can the author tell me why there is a plot about joining a bubble organization at the beginning? I feel there is no reason at all

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I like this book