Pokemon: The True Final Journey

Quite yes, this is the real journey. On the original basis, through your own writing and creation, you can erase the "poison spots" created by the official.

It's very good, with original characters, well written, and many original plots. I find many Pokémon fans to be too impetuous, adding all kinds of extra settings indiscriminately. This book has no such problem and is authentic. In this book, without the person "Xiao Hao", Xiao Zhi was inspired by Xiao Mao and embarked on a different journey. At the same time, the author made some adjustments to the plot and characters to present readers with what everyone wants to see, such as Xiao Zhi's growth and the reunion of old friends. Definitely give it five stars

The writing is really great, it's not a grab, the plot is very natural, it's like you've really seen the adventure of a silly thing. That's great, teacher, don't give up. It would be better if you don't feel tired 💕

It's good, but the description of the battle is not particularly good, and the overall pacing is also good. Although the extra chapter in the middle is a bit disappointing for me, I still hope the author can update it as soon as possible. I like this book very much, and it is much better than most of Tomato's books about Ash. Those books basically changed Ash's character design, but this one did not. At least I felt comfortable reading it. Please update me soon😭😭😭

This is the Pokémon I want to see. The return of old characters and the interaction of Pokémon. The most important thing is that there is nothing disgusting to me.

The writing is very good, the characters basically fit the personality, and there is no arrogance at all.

I have read 64 chapters so far. Overall, the writing is very good. There are not many flaws in the character design and plot. Especially the extra story about Shinji's changes is very well written.

So far, the look and feel is still very good, there are no bad points, and the character design is still fair.

I just started watching it, and it feels pretty good, with the original Xiaozhi feeling. When I was watching Journey, I originally wanted to complain about Xiao Hao's role, but I felt that deleting him would not affect the main plot at all, and the plot would even flow more smoothly. It's obviously a good idea to let Xiaozhi travel alone, and then have his former travel companions return from time to time to accompany him for a period of time.

I saw the author's posts on Tieba, but I didn't expect to open a book on Tomato, so I had to support him. Although there is no noble thing, as far as the author is concerned, it makes up for the regrets of the journey and has a sense of animation.