Pokemon: I'm Not Ash

The protagonist has a good self-awareness, and the character has the feel of a shounen manga. Pokémon wants such a protagonist. The original part is very natural and smooth. The author is not recreating the story of "Ash", but the protagonist's own story.

Let me think about how to describe it. The content is not bad, but I feel that the protagonist is a bit awkward. He should grow up slowly in the future. I hope the protagonist will not be too obsessed with the plot of the anime. If he is too obsessed, something will happen. Just show off if you want to, and be passionate if you want to be passionate. Wouldn't it be nice to have some fun...

It is considered to be the best among Pokémon fanfics, and it is also among the Tomato novels, which is even more valuable. After reading it, I feel that it belongs to a mixture of Xiaozhi and Red in the parallel world, but unlike Xiaozhi's "braveness" and Red's "silence", I feel that the protagonist is more inclined to suffer from inferiority. After all, I have always been in the life of an "ordinary person". A "trapped person" who deliberately limits himself to a certain trajectory. I feel that it is more due to the protagonist's own cowardice. It can be seen that the protagonist is indeed slowly growing up. (Why do you feel that if you break the inferiority complex, the protagonist may slowly move towards redness?) Anyway, the author writes really well. Reminds me of the time when I was Teacher Lu's water friend. Different from Teacher Lu's relaxed and cheerful book, this one is obviously more heavy, but heavy is good, so I'm going to fight and kill. Dip beans, cool~

"Growth", "Bond" and "Love" This novel probably runs through the connotations of Pokémon Reading this book is also very good for the senses😋. Reading this book is like a living rat in the sewer who lives in darkness all day long. Seeing the warm sunshine outside, you want to get closer but you are afraid that you will pollute that pure feeling.

It's very well written, even if it doesn't follow the plot. Regarding the issue of female protagonists, the author seems not to want to write too many female protagonists. Then I suggest writing about the feelings in the main text, if you are not sure about the relationship, and then directly open the if line after the end, and just write it once for each heroine. Readers can also watch their favorite heroine [Blow Kiss]

It's very interesting that the original animation, manga and game are stitched together. In fact, I quite like the first person perspective in the previous one... It's a pity that it was changed. This "Red" is sad as the protagonist, but he becomes a trainer in order to shoulder the fate of Xiaozhi he thinks he is. The combat descriptions are not awkward and comfortable to watch, but the combat power of each character is a bit off the charts, and it feels like it is getting closer to a special episode. If there is a female protagonist, it would be better if it is a single female protagonist. There are too few at the moment, so let's keep them for now.

I think this work is extremely excellent. The protagonist Xiaozhi has the characteristics of Xiaozhi and Chihong. In the protagonist's mind, Xiaozhi's title and experience put more pressure on him than Chihong's name, but he is not Chihong's shadow. He is a new individual, so I prefer to call him Chi. After all, I don't know his name in his previous life, and he is the new Red, a very good person.

Wonderful! It's great. It's a novel suitable for social horror. It doesn't stress the combat power, and it's great to interact with the characters. It doesn't blindly follow the plot. The heroines are also very unique. Personally, I prefer Yui Itaki. I like it even more. The world is not completely white, but there must be white.

It's a very interesting protagonist. He gave some of Xiaozhi's original characteristics to Little Green and Little Blue, and our protagonist started to move towards Chi. We look forward to the growth of the protagonist in the future [Like]

In fact, I personally think (it's just a personal opinion, don't criticize if you don't like it, thank you, thank you, thank you) that it's a little bit suffocated, and it always feels like seeing yourself in life. The protagonist's cold face is very cute. I really like this setting, but being too obsessed with identity and the internal friction of the plot always make me feel that if I suffocate too much, something will explode... I always isolate myself from the world, and there is a feeling of being passive and suffocated. In short, the author's writing is still very good. After all, this kind of subject is very rare, but I guess I won't be able to insist on reading it. I can only wish everyone a happy reading here. See you again.