Pokemon: The Dark-Type Heir Rises by Stepping on His Dad
宝可梦：恶系二代，踩老爹上位
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- Completed
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- 1.6M Words
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- Anime Fanfiction
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This is the second book I've read that specializes in evil and is actually quite well-written (the first was by Black Fish next door). So far, the plot doesn't have any major flaws, and the author's constant use of "godfather" is quite satisfying. Fans of evil stories should definitely check this out.
It's a very good read. It's a rare elf novel featuring a rich kid. The protagonist isn't unreasonable and can't lose a single match, and there's no clichéd trope like Mega Evolution. It's very enjoyable to read so far. I just finished praising it and then the cliché plot started... It's getting more and more cliché.
This is the first time I've read a story about a Dark-type Pokémon starting with a Krookodile, and as a Dark-type master, I have to give it five stars! I've loved Dark-type Pokémon ever since I got into it, and I hope the author writes more. Overall, the writing is very good, not many flaws, and the typos are okay, except for the occasional misspelling of moves (not a big problem).
🤦 This book is alright! There are a few minor flaws, though! A particularly prominent one is using Titanium Crystals as if they were free items! They just throw them out and they instantly become Titanium Crystals without needing to charge them!
The plot is fresh and original, unlike typical Pokémon stories. The main character is primarily Dark-type, there's a single female lead and no harem elements, the characters are well-developed, and the plot has both action and slice-of-life moments. It's a very good novel. Recommended.
Dark-type is pretty good, with Incineroar, Greninja, Hydreigon, Tyranitar, Zoroark, Drapion, Crowbarro, Disaster Beast, Megalodon, Houndoom, and Shogun. I hope the author will include them all. Good luck!
Those interested in Pokémon should check this out; it's a very interesting and exciting story. It's not a masterpiece, but I hope the author continues to work hard and update frequently! 🥰🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️❤️
It's alright, although there are some flaws, such as quite a few typos, and I personally felt the ending of the growth chapter was a bit rushed, suddenly evolving into a hairy troll 🤔 My personal suggestion is to focus more on the bond between the main character and the Pokémon, enhancing their emotional connection.
A Dark-type Pokémon specialist, the fanfiction is reasonably well-written, featuring both action and humor, and demonstrating a deep love for Pokémon. In my opinion, the downsides are that the pacing is too fast, the growth arc of Pokémon is too thin, there are too many and too dense storylines involving legendary or mythical Pokémon, and the handling of emotional scenes is slightly awkward.
I think this book is exceptionally well-written. The Pokémon and characters are very well-developed, and each Pokémon has its own unique storyline. It's not all about invincibility and sweeping everything; it truly shows us the protagonist's growth. The protagonist is tough when he needs to be, especially in the chapter about fighting the Japanese—I found that incredibly satisfying.