UP Studies Two Blossoms, and You Want Me to Compete in the League?

The plot is quite heartwarming. The protagonist and Pokémon get along very warmly. However, some plots are too complicated. For example, the preparation chapter for going from one place to another is too watery. Others are quite interesting, such as the response from the Internet after the protagonist finished cutting the video. It is a bit refreshing, but overall it is more heartwarming and everyday. Also, I don't know if there is a female protagonist. The Pokémon article suggests that you should focus on Pokémon, for fear of being poisoned suddenly.

A great Pokémon novel. Compared to the traditional writing pattern of "cultivating → fighting → becoming strong", this novel is more of a daily observation in my opinion. It is like observing the world of Pokémon as if you were watching the animal world. Although there is a corresponding plot, the content conveyed is more relaxed and people really can't help but keep reading. After reading the latest chapter, it is really a great novel. Big boost to the author!

Author, you must maintain this style. There are not many daily research articles on Pokémon, and the other characters are quite normal. They will also have their own questions about the theories proposed by the protagonist, and they will ask them. That's it. It's great for scientific researchers to boldly ask questions when they have doubts. The only thing that can be called a red flag is a common problem in Shuangwen: the cognitive decline of the original knowledge. Wei, under normal circumstances, Dr. Oak's understanding of Pokémon cannot be lower than that of the protagonist. Dr. Oak can still see abnormalities in Pokémon. However, considering that this is a mixed world view, I regard it as a game's rigid thinking world view, so this is not a big deal. It can be ignored. After considering it comprehensively, I will give it five stars, just as support.

It's a very good book. The daily life, the companionship between elves, and the handling of emergencies are all very good. However, maybe it's because of my personal reasons that I feel that the protagonist's wife is a genius and completely outclasses the others. Moreover, she is still young. Even if something is detected, she can still rely on her talent, interests and hobbies to get through. , But as mentioned before, it is a bit Long Aotian's point to completely compare to others, that is to say, as a time traveler, it is difficult to say that he is young and has high talent (personal reasons), and now Xiaozhi has not gone out to travel, which means that things in the following generations have not been developed. Mage, Dynamax, and Crystallization would be the same as other novels if the protagonist discovers them. As a time traveler, he discovers new things and new attributes. The halo is too serious and too old-fashioned. Moreover, according to the introduction, it has intersections with other organizations and is not deep enough. There is also the identity Dr. Oak, who is the encyclopedia of Pokémon, also has to admire the protagonist and champion Qinglu. Although it is said that a threesome must have a teacher, if this kind of thing is written too much and too heavy, it will make you feel invincible [laughing and crying], so how to deal with this situation later depends on how the author writes. Of course, this is just my personal opinion, because after reading so many fan stories, the writing is almost the same and I dare not extend it to the ninth generation and 18 attributes, including Wanfewang and Long Aotian. To sum up, this novel is very good. I recommend it to the author. I also said that it is the first time to write it. It is much better when it is written like this. Also, the points I raised are all my personal dislikes when reading the novel and do not affect the quality of the book. So these are just suggestions and I recommend readers to read it. After all, everyone has their own preferences for perspective. Finally, I hope the author will write better and better. [Sending my heart][Sending my heart][Sending my heart]

I'm currently reading Chapter 7. I'd like to give you a five-star review first because the author's writing style is so comfortable. When I write book reviews, I usually read them for 10+ hours and then write a long review in one sitting. I couldn't help but give this book a five-star rating. I personally think that the most important point in Pokémon writing is the description of the interaction with Pokémon. The author really did a great job on this point. Playing whack-a-mole with the gophers using small grass seedlings, and describing the environment of being carried by the dragon and flying together are very good. The look and feel of this part is really good. It's a pity that it's less than 100 chapters yet. I feel like it won't be enough [face covering]. I look forward to the author's future updates.

This novel is unique among Pokémon. It is mainly because of its delicate writing style and emotions that make people unable to take their eyes off it. I have been looking forward to the next plot, and I hope the author will work hard! (This is the first time I have played a star in ten years since I was a child)

It feels quite interesting, there is no CP, and the ideas are very clear

This novel is more of a life record. The protagonist sends the video clips he captured to the Internet, causing the residents of the Pokémon world to think about "the relationship between Pokémon and humans," "how Pokémon coexist with humans," "the human world in the eyes of Pokémon," etc. There are very few Pokémon fan novels that use these topics as the entry point. This is a rare Pokémon fan novel that focuses on emotions. Of course, there are also shortcomings. I think there are age issues in the evaluation, and the unreasonable origin of the objects given by Goldfinger. The biggest problem in my opinion is the description of the official battle scenes. Maybe the author is not good at describing official battles, so just skip it. The author said that the rewards provided by Goldfinger have been rationalized. Overall, this is a fan novel with no flaws. The highlight lies in the description of emotions. You may resonate with it in some respects, and it deserves a five-star review. In addition, some people say that it is a bit like Teacher Lu, emmm, I can only say that uploading videos to the Internet and opening a captain group (but these two operations are not the basic operations of Bilibili Up), these two points are similar. The prototype of Teacher Lu is Teacher ag, and he uploads all combat videos of the game. This novel is about recording real-time life clips. I can only say that Teacher Lu gave inspiration, but it has its own characteristics.

I have read 300 chapters so far. At the beginning, this book was about the warm daily life, which I liked very much, but as the chapter progresses, I feel that it is a little different now.

I read the latest chapter in one go. It's good-looking and interesting. It's not just a reference to Pokémon research, but a creation with my own ideas. It's more everyday and very comfortable to watch. Are there any similar books? I can't read them enough.