Pokemon: Identify Anything, Level Up Like Drinking Water
精灵：识别万物，精灵升级如喝水
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- Anime Fanfiction
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- Pokemon: Starting with a Teddiursa宝可梦：开局一只熊宝宝Alternate title on Fanqie
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Seriously, seriously, it's incredibly good!!! And it stays true to its theme, with no romance, no overly beautiful women/glamorous ladies/arrogant young ladies, etc. You don't have to worry about a female lead; it's a purely normal and enjoyable Pokémon novel.
This is a heartwarming Pokémon story, and the theme of treasure hunting in the wild is quite rare. The protagonist's Pokémon get along very well with him, and although the world-building is a bit dark, the protagonist isn't too affected. The only downside is that the leveling up is a bit too fast. I think a patch could be added to slow down the leveling process later in the game, since the experience required increases significantly as the game progresses.
Not bad, a readable elf story, although I skipped it many times at the beginning because I didn't like the name "Circle Bear". I'm a normal, intelligent adult male, and I really don't want to see anything like "baby cups," "childhood sweethearts showing off," "brotherly affection," or "humble exchanges with elders."
I just realized this book's rating is a bit low. In my opinion, it deserves at least an 8.5. It doesn't have any major flaws, and as for its highlights, that's subjective. It has a realistic yet anime-like feel, and it's different from typical school-themed books. The synopsis mentions it's set overseas, so it has a somewhat interesting premise.
Overall, there wasn't anything particularly uncomfortable about it, though there were some dark elements. However, these weren't used on the main character.
It's actually pretty good. At first, I wasn't interested because the rating was a bit low, but the more I watched, the more interesting it became. It's really good, and I like it a lot. The only downside was that there was a part where Eevee evolved that felt a bit out of place, so I skipped through it. Otherwise, it's all pretty good.
The writing is fluent, the ideas are clear, and the subject matter is novel; I'll give it a high rating for now. The rest is just so-so.
What an adorable novel! It's practically a Chinese version of Pokémon! Haha, there's a female trainer who tells her Pokémon that if they lose, they have to eat cold pickled houttuynia cordata, Pikachu, Pikachu, Pikachu! She's incredibly self-motivated. There are all sorts of other Chinese-style things too—it's so relatable! If I were the official Pokémon account, I'd hand the pen to the author right away!
This is a good read. The author's writing of this kind of leisurely lifestyle novel is quite impressive, because it's not easy to write a good book like this; it's easy for it to become too bland and dry, causing readers to abandon it. The main reason is that the author's writing style has a sense of not being bound by dogma, a kind of beauty untouched by 12 years of formal education.
It's much better looking than the excrement on those high-scoring lists. Those papers seem to have forgotten how to write anything outside of school. What's with all this talk of middle school competitions, high school competitions, baby cup leagues? And what about military training? And maybe some saccharine romance? The actual content is like a cup of coffee with a single sugar grain added. This book doesn't have that, which is why I'm giving it five stars.