Pokemon: As a Trainer, I’ve Become a Saint Through My Own Strength

A very good fan fiction, it respects the original setting, it's good!

I've read half of it; the theme is fresh, and the writing is quite good. My only complaint is that every single one of the protagonist's battle scenes involves him narrowly escaping death. His survival is entirely due to miracles and the protagonist's plot armor; without special bonds and sudden power-ups, he wouldn't survive at all.

The narration has some awkward parts, but the story is okay. Keep it up! To retract my earlier statement, there are many parts I'm speechless about. If you want to change the world, you need power and facts, not exam answers. 😅

It's very interesting and creative; it's not your average Pokémon fan art.

This is a very good book with a very good plot and a self-consistent world view. Unlike the usual naive Warcraft popular science books, it is full of realism and closer to reality. I just hope that as long as the book doesn't fall apart and there is a reasonable plot that can advance the transformation of Warcraft into Pokémon, I can give this book five stars. However, I personally think that the only drawback is that Gardevoir is not among the protagonist's Pokémon.

A state banquet! Doctor, this is a state banquet! 😭😭😭 There's not enough food at all (The plot doesn't drag, and although the pacing and writing are a bit raw due to the author's newness, it's generally good. The author also listens to readers' suggestions and promptly corrects any parts that aren't good. The charm of a good novelist is indispensable 😄)

It's not bad, the plot is quite interesting, but the writing is a bit immature. That's okay, it'll improve later 🤦 Also, the updates are a bit slow. It's really frustrating to get stuck while reading. [Please update more frequently!]

Haha, the plot here is quite interesting, I'll give it five stars if it's good!

The Dark Fantasy Pokémon Fusion series novel has a good plot and good interactions. It has some flaws, but it is still a high-quality novel. (Personal opinion: The plot is too rushed. It feels like it's being accelerated from the steel mill onwards. The protagonist is pushed along and doesn't seem to have any advantages. The protagonist doesn't have any backup plans.

Overall, this is a very good Pokémon book. The scene descriptions and writing style have improved significantly, and it's not just a mindless wish-fulfillment story. It has already laid many foreshadowing elements, making the situation seem complex and confusing. It's definitely a good book with a good plot and writing style, and the subject matter is also excellent. I'm giving it five stars to show my support! 🤭