Pokemon: This Trainer Is Terrifyingly Perfect

An enemy is an enemy, a teacher is a teacher, and family is family. The relationship between the male protagonist and Pokémon: a real family member, not a pet, can bring deep emotions to readers. I still like the Harkeron part very much. Whenever I read the latest novel "Unity of Mind with the Big Mouthed Owl", it reminds me of the excitement I felt when I was a kid watching the xyz Koga Ninja Bond Evolution in front of the TV. Every Pokémon has a cute personality haha. The strength of the male protagonist: The author writes that he is very good at fighting. He does not have overwhelming fighting power, but he is also not a direct hard steel gym leader. He is considered invincible at the same level and is also good at wild fighting. The character of the male protagonist: He has a relatively upright outlook on life. He has never had an affair with a girl when he met one, and he punches the villain hard (although everything is settled after the fight, but raising elves is not shabby) World view: It's semi-utopian, at least it's not a pure dark novel. I can really feel the kindness of people and elves in the Pokémon world. The Yusan family is not considered rare and does not need to pay taxes. The most important thing is that there is no clear division of Pokémon qualifications, which is really touching. Regarding the description of female characters: Personally, I feel like there is no cp, because most online writers will go crazy describing their appearance, blushing, etc. When they write about old enemies, female teachers, and strong women. But the author describes how the male protagonist feels comfortable getting along with them, as if they are real people existing in this world. The old enemy will want to chase the male protagonist and will feel unwilling; the teacher is proud of his students; Naqi will not be jealous of the talented junior and can accept it calmly (and I really don't feel a trace of ambiguity when the male protagonist enlightens her) Summary: For me, there are no minefields. Just like the "perfect" male protagonist, this novel's descriptions of battles and emotional scenes are perfect. Except that 2 chapters a day are not enough to read, it is definitely a rare source of high-quality food in the Pokémon literature. Personal rating: It will not be lower than 9.3 If the same level is maintained and the results are not bad in the future. I can give it a 9.9 Personally.

It's pretty good. The Pokémon genre is already very saturated, but there are still many people who can't balance daily life and the speed of increasing their strength. This book seems to be good so far, there are no poisonous points, and it reads smoothly and naturally.

The relationship and bond between Pokémon and trainers is what makes Pokémon novels different from other fanfics. This article balances the excitement of battle competition with the warm bond between Pokémon and trainers. The battle competition is interspersed with some warm daily life and descriptions of scenery in different parts of the Pokémon world. It feels like a traveler who becomes stronger during the journey, which is really good. If you just keep fighting to advance and win, what is the difference between it and those fantasy upgrade articles? I hope I can keep this rhythm. Update Modo Modo!

This book is really good. One of the best Pokémon products. The only drawback is that there are too many adjectives to describe the protagonist, and the protagonist often has to praise him before doing anything. Before taking action, you have to praise your strong posture and so on. A little too much. Overall it's a very good book. And sometimes a stranger will really praise the protagonist when he sees him.

It's nice to read, and the author is very good at writing Pokémon stories! The writing is very mature. At first, the introduction seemed a bit discouraging (I personally don't like this bragging style), but in fact it's about the explosion of the second soul of Mr. Qing (not sure, let's take another look), and the text is very nice! Come on come on! ! They even tied it so quickly, ahhh! Please be sure to update me with another 180 chapters! ! [Working on draft]

It's really good, it's quite enjoyable to watch, the golden finger is quite big, the plot is quite smooth, and there are no overly strong hostile entities that appear in the early stage. Basically, friendly bosses act as seniors and give good things to the protagonist. After reading this book, I discovered that the author's previous book, which had more than 2 million words and more than 700 chapters, was also on my bookshelf and was added recently. It's really good. You can read that book when the time comes. One book at a time is enough.

The story and bond between the protagonist and Pokémon are well written. The protagonist is not a mindless trainer who catches any Pokémon. He always maintains his original intention and love for Pokémon and treats his Pokémon like his family and friends. The friendship and competitive relationship between the protagonist and his classmates, friends and rivals are also well written. There will not be all kinds of classic plots about slapping the school belle in the face, licking the dog, and showing off the face. The protagonist's golden finger is also reasonable and not exaggerated. It only allows him, a commoner, to have the qualifications to face those rich and powerful children. The champion is still the champion, and the strength of the champion will not be brainlessly reduced just because the protagonist has a golden finger. The only shortcoming of this book is that the author updates too little and too slowly. There are only one or two chapters a day, which is not enough.

Finished reading the latest chapter 301. It is a masterpiece in the Pokémon literature, but it may not be suitable for those who are loyal to the dark style. The overall tone of the novel is pleasant and relaxing, and the interactions with other people or Pokémon from time to time can also make people happy. The writing is also good, the emotional descriptions are delicate, and the anger in the face of evil deeds is well written. One disadvantage is that the use of "" is problematic. The use of "" in some psychological activities does not combine the reactions of others, and sometimes it is thought to be words. It is easier to distinguish between using "" to represent psychological activities. It can be said that the growth rate of Pokémon is well arranged. There are times when playing the Baby Cup to show the excellence and power of the protagonist Pokémon, and there are also back and forth battles with powerful trainers to guide. Unlike some novels, where the hook is too big and the plot is not balanced well, resulting in a soaring strength, and crushing anyone you beat, it is no different from a beast-controlling novel. It's not like some novels, where there is clearly a hook, but in the end it's so laborious to hit anyone, and you can't see the use of the hook at all. This book has a good balance. It has the crushing feeling that you should have when fighting other trainers, and it also creates interactive battles through the battles of famous trainers. The encounters with Pokémon and the daily writing are really interesting. There is no long paragraph devoted to how to cultivate and cultivate, and there is no writing at all. Hey, it's the same word. It's well balanced. After all, with this kind of device that can increase the power of skills, it is easy to fall into the boring daily routine of Pokémon constantly using skills. The Pokémon currently on the scene have indeed written out their own characteristics, but after seeing the latest content, I feel that there is a lot less writing on the Pokémon. Its suspected bond evolution is indeed interesting, but it seems that the protagonist did not show this content in Damu, and it feels like the protagonist did not notice it. After solving that island, I went directly to Omu. I feel like I can explain the subsequent handling issues in between. After all, who doesn't want to see evil be punished and Daiwu Mikoli's heavy punch (laughs) To sum up, it is indeed an excellent Pokémon fan, and it has not deviated from the track of writing other weird things [face covering] It requires nurturing and nurturing, daily life and daily life, and battles and battles. I read a Pokémon fanfic earlier, where the main character is Mamaru, and I read almost 100 chapters. More than half of it was where he fell in love with Sirona, starting from about 30 chapters to chapter 82? There is a lot of love content [face covering] and there is almost no cultivation content at all, and there is almost no serious battle. There is some abstract battle, and the only content is some content about the Rockets. There is also a fanfic about Ghost Pokémon. The content is also good, but there are too many female characters appearing, and there is some contact content, but it has no results. It is like a harem but not a harem, like flirting but not marrying. The content of the female characters is a hindrance. There are also some people who have something that the system protagonist does not have, and the writing is very good, but it is too slow to catch on [face covering] and there are not enough updates, so I feel like I can't get enough of it. There is another one where you can level up Pokémon by fighting with the protagonist, but that one was too fast, and there didn't seem to be any daily or nurturing content. Anyway, it didn't leave me with any memory of this aspect. I pushed too fast, and it felt like I was on a speeding train looking at the shops on the street, and I passed by without seeing them clearly. I have said so much, but in short, the meaning is that this book has enough content, the upgrade speed is not too slow, the pace is good, the characters get along well, and there is no blushing hysteria like other female characters. The daily content is enough. It well reflects that this is a Pokémon fanfic, rather than a beast-control novel with Pokémon, a romance novel with Pokémon, or a harem novel with Pokémon. The concentration of Pokémon is sufficient.

I have read another Pokémon article by the author, and I feel that the two protagonists are similar. They both like cooking very much, and both are not very serious people, and they will say some jokes, so it gives me the feeling that the Pokémon are different, the family background is different, and the names are different, but the people are still the same. And I don't understand it a bit. What the author wants to express is that people in this world don't understand the weather team, saying that the characteristics of rainfall are the gym's secret skill (?). It shouldn't be like this, it feels weird here. And that aura of a strong person, maybe I haven't accepted such a middle-class expression yet, yes. But I really like the atmosphere between the book and the Pokémon in this book, which is very warm and cozy. This is also the best feature of this book. I also hope that in the future, a certain Pokémon will not be marginalized because too many Pokémon are added. Thanks, it's still worth reading. (Don't scold me. If you think it's a good book, it's a good book.

After reading more than a dozen articles, I feel that I can read it with confidence. There are no weird points, the writing is very good, the character description is very comfortable, and there is no classic plot. If you like no heroine, you can follow it with confidence. I think the label is no heroine, and the description of the female character is quite normal. I don't deliberately avoid the female character, but the interaction is not offensive. So pretty! ! This is the Pokémon I want to see! !