In the World of Pokemon, I Turned Out to Be a Monster Hunter

It's a pretty good book. I'd give it a 6.8 Out of 10. The setting is pretty good, but the plot design is a bit offbeat. It is best for everyone to know about the notes summoning monsters from the beginning, rather than some people knowing and others not knowing, because this will make the protagonist appear hypocritical. I don't really like the fact that monsters have no characteristics, because physical fitness has never seemed to be very strong in the Pokémon world. Pokémon focus more on strategic battles. If you focus on numerical values, it is better to design monsters with "individual values ​​higher than normal Pokémon (31)." I personally feel that it is better to design monsters with characteristics that fit the point. For example: The characteristic of the poisonous demon bird can be to convert the positive effect of the tree fruit it eats into a negative one, and give it to the opponent through its breath. (Of course this is just what I think) In terms of characters, I prefer the protagonist to have companions like Ash, rather than a harem and a heroine. I feel like I want to have a heroine now. If you recruit companions, you can write a few people in each region. Once you have a heroine and a harem, it will be the same as other books. It is difficult to support so many people without a certain amount of writing power. After all, Pokémon are most likely to be group portraits. That's it, I feel like this is a book with great potential. I hope I won't switch to robot OEM in the future.

The setting is quite good, but there are two problems. First, I am not opposed to having a female protagonist, but Sundae's emotional line is a bit too fast. After a few days of fighting, he calls me brother. Second, there is the issue of villains. There are only two villains that can be called villains. One is the female Pokémon hunter, one is the original character, one ran away and planned to come back to take revenge on the protagonist, and the other treated the protagonist like a monkey. I don't know what the purpose of this plot setting is. It's not pure fun, but it can't be so ruthless.

It's really interesting to integrate monster hunters and Pokémon into this, and the characteristics and racial value settings are quite reasonable. Although the personnel or plot are a bit rough at the moment, I am very optimistic about it. Come on!

The new book is not bad, especially since the two groups generally have a high overlap. The writing is indeed a bit immature. The description of the single heroine, Sundae of the Noble Academy, is okay. She is just a traditional Japanese heroine, blushing and so on. Isn't it described a little too much? Overall, there aren't many descriptions of the heroine, but because there are relatively few interactions with monsters, there are no detailed descriptions of the journey, and we haven't encountered any Pokémon, it seems like there is only romance. Overall it's worth looking forward to. After all, the subject matter itself is quite popular here. At the beginning of the new book, give it a five-star review.

It's already very good for a new author. I just hope that I can give a picture of the monster hunting creatures that appear, because there are still people who don't know about it. Every time a new one comes out, I have to search for it. Also, I feel like I can write about the monster hunting creatures. Their ferocious temperament. After all, they are real predators of the jungle, which are much crueler than Pokémon. Yes, I forgot that there is a protagonist. I hope to make him stronger and hone it. After all, the monster hunter's physique is. Later, I hope to see the protagonist being tough and strong against the mythical beasts, not to mention winning, fighting for a few rounds. It's okay for a while [laughing] And I personally hope that there will be more female protagonists to open a harem in the future, because there are still many good female characters in Pokémon.

It's hard to make too many evaluations at the moment. After all, I've only read about ten chapters. However, the current feeling is still very good. I just feel that there are some vague problems with the combat effectiveness. However, it is still a very good book for me. As long as the combat effectiveness is not suppressed in the later stage, I will change the rating later.

Ignoring the AI-assisted part, you can still take a look. After all, this subject matter is still too small. As long as you don't supervise it, it will be successful 👍 Don't study the book you read.

In fact, their origins can be directly said to be from other worlds. There are many Pokémon from other worlds, such as the Ultra Cave and the Reversal World. People in Pokémon will definitely believe it. Then they say that the protagonist traveled in that world and accidentally came here. There is no need to say that they are from the Ultra Cave. If someone goes in later to see if you don't want to blow up, it's better to just show off. I really want to know how the author's back is rounded. The author writes that many people want to know what is in the ultimate cave. The key is that there is nothing in it at all. This setting is very strange. It is better to say that someone came from other worlds and accidentally came to this world 🤦

It's very interesting to write, and it's a rare masterpiece about the world of Pokémon. Does the author plan to stuff all the monster hunting ecology into the Pokémon world? Will there be a wedding in the future?

Damn, the heroes have the same vision. I have thought about reviving the glory of the dragon type in the Pokémon world before (but the ancient dragon version [laughs evilly]). To be honest, I really don't know much about Pokémon. It all depends on the fandom and Jade Sword and Shield. I didn't expect anyone to have the same idea as me, it's okay. Fast forward to