Pokemon: Identify Anything, Level Up Like Drinking Water

Really, really, super beautiful! ! ! Moreover, it is one of the few things that does not deviate from the theme, has no romantic love, and does not include any beauties/sexy ladies/tsundere young ladies, etc. There is no need to worry about the heroine. It is a purely normal and good-looking Pokémon novel. The author describes the company of the protagonist and his Pokémon, and the relationship between them, which is very warm and funny, but it is not forced and nonsensical. [Sending Hearts] The descriptions of each Pokémon are very cute and interesting, even the ones we met briefly are well written. The protagonist has a good personality, clear goals, decisiveness and ruthlessness, but he is also kind to wild Pokémon (although he is a bit shameless at times). As expected, those who are close to each other are evil. The main pets are very similar, but each has its own characteristics. And as a lone wolf, you don't have to worry about getting involved in inexplicable power plots, power and status disputes, or any other messy tasks. The protagonist is a lone wolf on a free adventure, without the sense of urgency of a forced mission, which makes it more enjoyable. The strength improves quickly, there is no forced downgrade, and there is no feeling of frustration. Fortunately, the author does not abuse the protagonist, and treats the protagonist like a biological son, so the plot is very Chosen. But as a novel, there is no need to feel uncomfortable, just enjoy reading it! [Learned] Come on, author! ! !

It's a very heart-warming Pokémon story, and the theme of treasure hunting in the wild is quite rare. The protagonist's Pokémon get along very well with the protagonist. Although the world view is a bit dark, the protagonist is not very affected. I feel like the level increases a bit too fast. I feel like I could add a patch that will increase the level more slowly in the later stages. After all, the game requires more and more experience in the later stages.

Not bad, an Elvish text that I can read, although the name at the beginning made me scratch it many times because I didn't like Circle Bear. I am an adult male with a normal IQ. I really don't want to see any baby cups, childhood sweetheart cups, brothers and sisters, or humble exchanges with elders.

I just discovered that the rating of this book is low. In my opinion, he can score above 8.5. He doesn't have any bad points. As for the highlights, it depends on the individual. He is more realistic and more animation-like, and he is different from the usual academic style. It is said in his introduction that he is abroad, so it is still a bit interesting to start with. I checked the comments before commenting, and many people said it was a fantasy reskin. This may be because I haven't seen enough fantasy, and I didn't feel it. The main reason is that he doesn't pretend much, so I think it is quite real. Writing about Pokémon is quite interesting. Reading Pokémon novels is not just about watching the interaction with Pokémon. If this is the author's first time writing, the writing is quite good.

Overall, there is nothing uncomfortable, but there is a certain dark element. But it was not used on the protagonist.

It's really good. At first, the rating was a bit low and I wasn't interested in it, but the more I read, the more interesting it became. It's really good. I like it very much. There is just a part in the middle when Eevee evolves that feels a bit weird, so I just skipped to read it. The rest of it is pretty good.

The writing is smooth, the ideas are clear, and the subject matter is novel. I will give it a top grade for the time being. The back is more average

Such a cute novel, it's almost like the Chinese version of Pokémon. Hahaha, there was a female trainer inside who said to her Pokémon, if they lose, they will eat cold salad, Pikachu, Pika Pikapi, crazy self-motivation. There are also various Chinese version things, which are too close to life. If I were Elf and Kemen official, I would give the pen directly to the author.

It's good-looking. The leisure life novels written by the author are pretty good, because it's not easy to write this kind of book well. It can easily become too bland and dry, and some people will abandon the article. The main reason is that the author's thinking in writing the book has a feeling of not being bound by dogma, and has a sense of beauty that has not experienced 12 years of education. (I don't mean that the author is illiterate, but when everyone is studying in school, there is a kind of reading comprehension answer in the Chinese test paper. Some people may not understand it, but because the answer box is there, everyone's thoughts only fluctuate within a small range, and everyone feels exactly the same. But the author's book, the thoughts in the book, and the protagonist's thoughts I think it doesn't have the same feeling, it's more unique, right? ) It's one of the better books I've read these days (I think some books are good only if the author can keep writing them for such a long time and have clear thinking and no inconsistencies, rather than having any innovations.) Recently, this is the only novel by this author that makes me feel that the ideas are relatively new. (Most of the novels are old-fashioned, but there may be some other ideas of the author mixed in, although not many)

It looks much better than Yoneda on those high-scoring rankings. Those piles of paper seem to be incompetent for writing except in school. What kind of high school competition or high school competition? Baby Cup League? How about some military training or something? Add some sour smell of love? The actual content is like a cup of coffee with a grain of sugar in it. This book does not, which is why I gave this book five stars.