[Pokémon/Pokémon + Invincible + Behind the Scenes + All Divine Beasts + Pretend to be a pig and eat a tiger]
The strongest trainer in the world just wants to bask in the sun quietly.
When Maya was treated as an ordinary tourist at Alola Beach, the Pikachu on his shoulder was using his telekinesis to drive away the long-winged gulls that stole food. The "Wind Dog" at his feet was actually Suicune who purified the ocean, and Solgaleo was still sleeping in the memorial ball.
He traveled all over the world, King Phoenix dropped his rainbow feathers for him, Rayquaza calmed the storm for him, and Chaomeng volunteered to follow him. But he never left his name, only a vague shadow in the legend.
Champions are following his trail, villains see his back in nightmares, and Xiaozhi always encounters this gentle traveler on his journey. Until a global crisis comes and all legendary Pokémon go berserk at the same time——
Only then did people see that behind the history teacher standing in the eye of the storm, stood the myth of the entire starry sky.
And he just said softly: "Don't make any noise, let my Pokémon take a nap."
Reader comments
It's beautiful and unique. It's not at the same level as other Pokémon writing styles. The writing style is also outstanding.
Ai, the article is very confusing, not in the small details, but in the confusion and repetition of the entire plot. As expected, I need to read a few more chapters to read the article.
It's good to read. Originally, all the mythical beasts were going to be dismissed. I thought it was another childhood-ruining version. I really hate this kind of book that uses mythical beasts as a tool to show off. Pokémon doesn't have much role. But later I found out that it's not that kind. I was quite surprised and the writing was quite good.
It's a bit bookish, and the chronological order seems a bit messy. I'm not sure if it's AI, but it does look a bit awkward.
I hope that when the author writes about Sinnoh, he can write that the protagonist helps Giratina and then becomes good friends with Giratina.
It's beautiful and unique. It's not at the same level as other Pokémon writing styles. The writing style is also outstanding. Ai, the article is very confusing, not in the small details, but in the confusion and repetition of the entire plot. As expected, I need to read a few more chapters to read the article.
It's good to read. Originally, all the mythical beasts were going to be dismissed. I thought it was another childhood-ruining version. I really hate this kind of book that uses mythical beasts as a tool to show off. Pokémon doesn't have much role. But later I found out that it's not that kind. I was quite surprised and the writing was quite good. It's a bit bookish, and the chronological order seems a bit messy. I'm not sure if it's AI, but it does look a bit awkward.
I hope that when the author writes about Sinnoh, he can write that the protagonist helps Giratina and then becomes good friends with Giratina.
Personal feeling is good