Pokemon Newbie: Conquering the World with the Chat Group

I've revised this book, fixing some details and adding things I'd previously overlooked. This is a harem novel, and everything comes with a price tag 🤭 You'll find out later! Tang Zichen's method of practicing the Nine Nether Profound Heaven Divine Art will absolutely surprise you. Looking forward to what comes next! 🤭

Pokémon, please don't transform! Pokémon just don't feel the same when they transform into human form. Isn't the point of collecting waifu Pokémon to get their original forms and furry companions? 🤦

I absolutely love this kind of book. I'm not talking about the subject matter or invincibility, but rather the plausibility each author presents in their descriptions of worlds, people, and various abilities. It's truly difficult to express one's own understanding and snippets of the original anime clearly and concisely without deviating from the framework provided by the source material. Finding books like this is equally challenging! 👍👍👍👍 5-Star encouragement

Wasn't he supposed to be invincible under one person? Why does he seem to be wary of the company, like he has no desires or ambitions? It feels like anyone could slap him in the face, and if he just showed any skill, a nuclear explosion would be all it takes for no one to dare stop him from doing anything.

I liked the book's descriptions of mindset and spiritual practice. I even reread it from the beginning. The negative reviews probably stemmed from the fact that the main character's development wasn't fully established in the beginning, and several plot points were already covered. Once the character development was completed later in the story, the book was much better. The current rating is indeed low; I personally feel it should be at least an 8.0 or higher.

It's not bad, but you need to have a long-term perspective when reading this book, otherwise you'll think the protagonist is a sucker and a fool, since he gives away so many things so frequently. Thankfully, everything has a price and a cost (the protagonist takes the lion's share), otherwise it would be heavily criticized. Overall, it's not bad, but a little toxic; readable.

When you update once, minor flaws are magnified, and the immaturity of your writing is criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the plot's progress is more closely watched. When you update three times, small praises begin to emerge, and the number of unread readers starts to decrease.

It's not bad. I can tolerate some of the more risqué parts 😏. I've read up to chapter 21 so far. I feel like the most risqué parts are in chapter 14. You can skip to chapter 20 without affecting the reading experience. I feel like the author deliberately wrote the first few chapters this way, so skipping them won't leave an impression. There are currently 109 chapters, which is really good!

Although the Pokémon world was described less in the beginning (perhaps the waifus from other worlds were too tempting, and the author got carried away writing), the later parts were also quite good because the author remembered that it was supposed to be about the Pokémon world (which also has many waifus). (Don't ask me why it's about waifus, just look at this emoji 😏😏😏) Overall rating: Excellent (This is purely a personal opinion; if you disagree, that's your opinion [full])

It's hard to give a proper evaluation, but I'll still show my support.