Pokemon: Starting with a Rain Team

A great Pokémon fanfic What I want to see is Pokémon, not human-ghost romance.

I feel it's okay at the moment, I don't know what will happen in the future, but I think the time of teaching in the academy doesn't need to be too long, just getting 20 or 30 pictures is enough. Anyway, I personally don't really like this paragraph written by the academy. I think the part about resigning from the school is a bit deliberate, and the protagonist's strength has already touched the quasi-king of heaven. It always feels like it is written like a grass on the roadside. This strength is also a mid-to-high-level strength in the entire alliance. Even if the Alliance looks down on it, other forces should try to win over him. And that woman, many novels will write that the protagonist is the person he has been waiting for for thousands of years, which is not interesting. Isn't this book about the Rainy Day Team? Several elves feel useless. When I first started writing, I felt like I had a sense of immersion, but as I went on to write it, I felt like I didn't have any sense of immersion at all. Although there have been a lot of updates in the past two days, I just skipped and read them.

It's a bit daily. I thought the teacher chapter would be long, but I didn't expect it to be gone before the 100th chapter. This is good, because what I want to see is the dull feeling of traveling. The overall feeling is pretty good. It has the flavor of the Admiral's Crab book. There is no level, anime world view, civilian flow, and a sense of immersion. Gengar and Wangfu ghost are a bit of a drama. Summary (tentative) The writing is average and the plot is average. But if it is updated all the time, I will definitely keep following it. It is still very good. After all, there are very few of this type on all platforms.

It is rare to find Pokémon fan fiction that is not dark and strange, nor is Long Aotian's cool writing. It is very ordinary people's perspective, and there will be some adventures, but because I have enough accumulation, I can cash in the adventures.

I felt pretty good after reading more than 20 chapters. I didn't pay attention to the place names at first. I looked at the name of the protagonist and some descriptions. I thought it was the setting of the Pokémon world coming to the earth. I didn't expect it to be the world of anime. The language is very smooth, but there are a little few Pokémon appearances.

It's a good Elf novel. It's different from other Elf novels in that the protagonist's initial Elf cultivation process doesn't last until he reaches the level of Gym and King. Most of the subsequent Elfs are picked up ready-made, such as Benjiras, Gengars, the initial form of Roundshark, Larulas, and a large group of water-jumping fish. There are not many special events like traditional Elf novels, encounters, battles, and captures. Anyway, these are like this, and there is a normal capture process later. Overall, it is a very good Elf novel. Worth a look.

There was a little less convincing when I got Banguiras and Crossbats. For example, tell the other party that they will provide a safe environment, a nutritious diet, and a well-matched opponent. The two Pokémon themselves often change trainers, so they will follow the good ones, instead of just accepting the Pokémon as soon as the heroine's aura is turned on. The same thing happened when I traveled to Xicui. I didn't recognize the heroine at all, and I suspected that the hero hit his head. It is best to say that you are not from this era, or make an agreement with the woman to meet again in the future, and then find a way to gather a piece of holy ashes for resurrection.

It's well written and very comfortable to watch. The protagonist starts from a commoner and the story is told from the perspective of the bottom of the Pokémon world, but it's not very dark. It's good. There's no such thing as being invincible through time travel. It's quite interesting to watch step by step.

It's rare to find a Pokémon fanfic that I can read. It's a novel with its own independent ideas and plot. It doesn't feel like all the routines are the same. Recently, I've been reading a lot of Pokémon fanfics where Ash is the protagonist. It's good to change the perspective of an ordinary person (´∀`*)

What's rare is that it's not a dark novel, it's very peaceful and unsystematic, I like it very much, and it strengthens the bond with the elves. It looks good now too