[Pokemon] [A Slightly Dark Tone] [Dark-Type Specialist] [Fate-Based Story] [N] [Status Screen]
Raised by Weavile, X witnessed humans harming Pokemon from an early age.
Bearing hatred toward humans and a desire to protect Pokemon, he entered the League circuit on a Team Rocket undercover mission.
When he met an abandoned Zorua in Phantom Forest, the power of a sleeping god of destruction quietly awakened within him.
With a team of Dark-type companions, X set out on a dangerous path, trading his life for power.
In the Unova Region, he became close friends with the idealist N, while continually pushing himself to new heights through Gym battles.
When Champion Green saw through the source of his power, X traveled to Kalos in search of a way to find balance, only for fate to drive him toward a destiny he could not escape.
In Alola’s Ultra World, X was forced step by step toward an abyss where he would lose himself…
After a supreme being sealed away his memories and power and banished him to the Slumbering Weald, X faced a blank past and began another life under the name Chubai, accompanied by the Zigzagoon at his side…
As the Galar Champion Cup began, the Five Realms’ Divine War erupted and engulfed the world. The Dark Age descended, otherworldly ambitions lurked, the strongest fighters disappeared, and the Seven Branches of the Underworld took root in the world, reaping the lives of legends. The world fell into despair. At the brink of collapse, the Cocoon of Destruction, dormant for thousands of years, revived. Its death wings blotted out the sky once more and tore out all six roots.
At last, X stood at the crossroads of fate: could this dark path, fueled by his own self, truly fulfill his vow to protect Pokemon?
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I personally like the character of the protagonist X. He is a cool guy who is cold and melancholy because he is burdened with the destructive power of darkness. However, I felt that the plot was very cumbersome. In the Hezhu region, the process from when X first realized his uncontrollable power and mourned himself, to when he realized the strength of his companions and struggled to understand it, felt too cumbersome. It kept emphasizing the encouragement of his companions, and the six elves repeatedly mentioned his first encounter and choice, which made it a bit mentally exhausting. It makes me feel that X is a tough but very sensitive boy. Now that I saw the Kalos area, I suddenly discovered that there is a Hezhong branch, so this should be a group portrait, because the introduction also said that the protagonists are X and N, but as the protagonist, the party still hopes that the light will always shine on X. The experience is too painful, but I hope that he will live a better life. I haven't read much of the entire article yet, but I'm curious about how to build a bond with the God of Destruction? When I went to the Kalos area, I felt that the process of recovering the elves became relatively simple. Every time I see the summary of Kyurem's mystical words at the end of the chapter, emm makes me laugh a little, the ancient voice, the ancient dragon eyes Come on, author, I feel that the traffic is very low, so don't stop updating. There are really too few good-looking Pokémon non-CP articles. The character design is still relatively full. I look forward to the protagonist growing up to be a top Pokémon master like Red. (Because it is downloaded for viewing, the duration may appear shorter)
The settings and descriptions are all very good, but I still think it would be better if there is no level qualification setting, which is still a bit too cruel. I hope the protagonist can go through the storm and regain a new life, and have his own spiritual and happy life. The Zoroark and Absol that the protagonist has conquered are quite handsome.
This is the second evil series I have read. The protagonist is very well portrayed. If I give it a rating, it should not be low. 👍
Although I personally feel it is less than five points, I still support it. The elves I chose at the beginning are all my favorites. They are not the kind that are small and weak. They can be used as assassins in the second team, or three evil dragons. Now that I have seen dozens of pictures, I can only see that the protagonist wants to use the alliance and the Rockets as a springboard to have the power to rule the world (only by ruling can he do things according to his rules). It may be better to create an organization by himself. To be honest, I was a little confused while watching it. I still couldn't figure out what identity the protagonist was traveling in Team Rocket. Was he an undercover agent or something? A little confused
It's very good. The elf configuration and combat descriptions are very good. It's a top-notch novel that I found accidentally. In my opinion, it's better than the 9.0 Pokémon novels. I like the elf configuration mainly. It's too strong. The character of the protagonist is also very suitable to my liking.
Okay, excellent product, no need to say more, the writing is also very good
It looks good. I really paid attention to the details of this book bit by bit. The writing is very good, but it looked a bit like the Riddler in the early stage, and then I don't know why it was easy to get involved. I felt a bit m when I looked at it.
There are not many people watching 🍉
I have read a few chapters so far and I feel pretty good about it, but why is there no rating when there are so many words? 🤦 Yes, the setting is rigorous, the fighting is exciting, and the quantity is large 🧐