Pokemon: Transmigrate to Another World and Lead a Revolution

A pretty good book. This is the first time I saw the Pokémon Revolution article on Tomato. The subject matter is quite new. Apart from a few minor flaws here and there, it looks pretty good so far. In addition, I still have two doubts about the plot. If the author sees it, I hope he can answer it: 1. How much did the protagonist know about Pokémon before traveling through time? 2. Is Arya the heroine? In other words, does this book have a female protagonist?

The worldview construction is so awesome, it brings to life the cruel and romantic side of Pokémon and the world. The alliance is not a backdrop, it is a decadent beast. Rocket isn't the Joker, he's a darker predator. The people at the bottom are struggling, the trainer class is solidified, and the elves are monopolized. These settings make the revolution not a castle in the air. The author integrates political, economic, and military struggles into Pokémon battles and adventures, the tactics of the Rainy Team, the strategic significance of Mega evolution, and the surrounding villages and cities in the base area... It was fun to watch and it felt like it could be so real. This is a hard-core social change epic wrapped in Pokémon skin.

The plot rhythm and ability to foreshadow are unparalleled, and the Little Gods have it all, from the foreshadowing of Celebi in Gray Iron Town, to the killing of good people and taking credit for the destruction of the Silver family, to the corruption case in Sinnoh, and the etheric suspicion in Alola, all of which are intertwined and linked together. The little pebble (the newsboy) you thought you forgot, but his death triggered the transformation of the entire organization. After each war, it is not simply upgraded, but triggers deeper conflicts (such as civil war, ideological construction). You don't dare to skip chapters when reading. Each chapter is building up strength for the subsequent earth-shattering explosion. In the end, the thrill of the plot convergence point of the Quartz Plateau assassination was obtained by hundreds of chapters of solid foreshadowing, and it is hearty! This book is not mindless, but if you can read it, it is a perfect book. I just feel it is a pity that the author writes this kind of content in Fruit. Too few people here read this kind of book, but it is definitely a good book.

Due to various reasons, this book is coming to an end. I would like to thank all readers and book friends for their support and encouragement. Thank you for accompanying the author to the end of this book. From the beginning of the story to the end, I have been with you all the way to the end of the novel. I would like to thank you all for accompanying me to the end of the novel. The book is coming to an end at this point. My thoughts have been a little confused recently and I don't know how to write. I have decided to stop reading for a while. I may write articles of a similar style in the future. Thank you very much for being here. The above content is purely fictitious and any similarity is purely coincidental! 😏

I haven't seen the back part, but I've read about twenty chapters. I personally like the dark elf novels very much. It's really well written, especially the character descriptions are very delicate. I didn't expect that such fine details can be found in elf novels. I've finished reading it, it's very beautiful, please, more updates 🥺

Although I have only read it for a few hours, this dark Pokémon novel is definitely the best I have ever read, and the plot is the most attractive to me. First of all, writing this kind of unsystematic novel makes me feel that the author is really courageous, because I think it is very challenging to write about how the protagonist progresses step by step and becomes stronger without the help of the system, but the author is very successful in writing it. Secondly, the protagonist's personality is really handsome and attractive. His psychological activities and behaviors perfectly interpret the abilities, brains and conduct that a protagonist should have. At the same time, the supporting characters are also written with flesh and blood. In the end, the plot has always been very coherent. In the early stage (I just saw the early stage), almost every plot was at the forefront, and every progress of the protagonist was really touching and heart-wrenching. Finally, this is really a good book. The rating of this book, at least in the early stage, will never be lower than 8.5. I think the reason for the poor traffic of this book is the subject matter, Pokémon plus Systemless plus Darkness. Maybe most readers will lose the courage to read this book when they first see this subject matter. But this book is well written. I give readers likes 👍👍👍 Finished reading. It's really beautiful, not like the articles in Persimmon at all. My heart was really excited all the time while reading this book, and the plot kept getting up and down, almost all the time. It really is a revolutionary history of Pokémon. The plot inside is very exciting, and many of the emotions and words can only be felt if you feel it with your heart. It is also very tear-jerking. There is not much data about the elves in it, only the bond between the trainer and the elves. It is so well written, Da Yin hope Sheng, highly recommended! I feel that my brain, which was numbed by the cool article, has regained the feeling of reading novels before 😳😳😳

To be honest, what impressed me most about this book was the sense of reality. Lin Zhen is not like Long Aotian in Shuang's novel. He will feel pain, be afraid, and be confused. After struggling in Gray Iron Town, surviving for a meal, and desperately building a way back, he has to face corruption, betrayal, and internal conflicts. Instead of shouting slogans, everyone supports him. He saves Bai Ya and protects Yanquan, but he also needs their support. This kind of revolutionary friendship that warms each other is 100 times more powerful than simple cheating. Seeing him go from a survivor who just wanted to go home to a variable who carries the hope of a world. Every step he takes is bloody and bloody yet firm. This kind of growth is so weighty. To sum up, this book is very, very good. It is a book that should not appear in Pokémon novels. It will become more and more interesting after reading the first 50 chapters.

The dark tone does not obscure the brilliance of humanity in the story. The kindness and courage that persists in adversity are what this work really wants to celebrate, especially the GM theme in the elf world. It is a really great book. Come on.

I have read almost half of it now. I don't know much about the connotative words, but I simply think that this book and this author should be read by more people. Each supporting character, each elf, has its own story. Sometimes I inadvertently feel that I am not reading a separate Pokémon fanfic, but more like at a certain moment, I am Lin Zhen, and I am leading the way home. This kind of immersion is very rare. Maybe the details of the establishment of the organization may seem a bit hasty to someone like me who reads books at a fast pace, but it is this haste that makes the overall rhythm tighter. A very good book, I will continue to read it until I finish it After catching fish for an afternoon and an evening, I still firmly believe in my previous review. I really recommend it.

I have read Chapter 251 in one go. I originally wanted to review it after reading it, but the data on this book is really not good and no one has rated it, so I want to support the author by rating it first. If I feel it is not good, I will change the review later. First of all, let me talk about my feelings about this book. This book is a slow-burning book, not an invincible novel. Some people may even think that the protagonist is useless in the early stage and it is very depressing to read. However, as many people have commented, it gets better as you go to the end. At least that's how I feel now. I would like to call this book an elf revolutionary article, and the author is not like a pure novice who writes it very embarrassingly. Let me talk about it again. I saw some people say that the bad point is the battle, but my evaluation is that first of all, don't be so demanding or harsh on others. If the battle is written very carefully, some people may say that the writing is very slow. I feel good about the way the author wrote it. If the battle is not delayed, the battle will be watery, because people who have read more of this kind of novels should know that the battle can be written very well if you want to be watery, so I feel that the author has written this part very well. As for the aspect of attribute restraint, it's all about the beholder and the wise. Anyway, I'm quick at seeing battles and I'm not that detailed. To sum up, I currently think this book is worth reading. It is a refreshing breath among the brainless novels on Tomato, but it is suitable for enduring the depressive aspects in the early stage. The experience will be much better after reading it.