Pokemon: A Trainer's Journey from the Very Bottom

This is such a normal Pokémon story, without any mindless extras or villains, and without any vulgar sexual descriptions. The author even wrote it in volumes! The first volume is a short school arc, giving the protagonist a place to develop early on. The second volume focuses on the journey and gym battles.

Great! It captures the authentic Pokémon anime feel, perfectly showcasing the friendship and bonds between Pokémon! The only downside is the title; I wouldn't have clicked on it if I wasn't desperate for something to read. Secondly, the lack of a special advantage for the protagonist is a bit of a letdown. A particular ability to attract ghost Pokémon would have been a more interesting concept.

This is a pure Pokémon story, free of vulgar descriptions, not focused solely on stats or abilities, and without outrageous cheat codes. The warmth between humans and Pokémon, and the friendship of the trio, are all beautifully portrayed. It captures the pure, passionate spirit of youth and is very enjoyable. This is the original essence of Pokémon.

It's super good! The main character is very well-developed, and the bonds between the main character, their Pokémon, and other companions are portrayed very delicately and realistically. I hope the author keeps it up! Please keep updating! (This is the first time I've rated something like this.)

I've read over twenty chapters. Although the plot moves rather slowly, the author's writing style and detailed descriptions really make up for it, giving me the feeling of reading a well-written short essay. I hope the author keeps updating and makes this novel even better! 😳

I haven't read such a well-written Pokémon story in a long time. The plot is rich, with foreshadowing and setup throughout. It's not just another typical Pokémon/elves/system/time-travel story. It's truly one of the best stories I've ever read. Author, please update soon!

With its impressive Pokémon lineup, excellent plot development, detailed character portrayals, and the unknowns and unexpected opportunities lurking in the adventure, this is a Pokémon novel well worth reading! 👍👍👍

It's pretty good. Although the writing and foreshadowing are still a bit immature, and some parts are confusing, the overall plot is quite reasonable. The encounters and interactions with Pokémon are heartwarming, giving it that traditional, exciting Pokémon adventure feel. I look forward to new encounters and new stories.

I finished reading it in no time! A promising new book! [Learned it][Learned it][Learned it]

It's good, much better than most of Tomato's Pokémon novels.