Pokemon: From the Start, I Inherit a Stardew Valley Farm

I just finished reading the Flower Dance Festival chapter, and to be honest, I don't really like having a female protagonist, let alone a Pokémon as the female protagonist, which feels a bit like a harem. Not very fond of it. But I really like the writing style. Although it has an AI flavor, I enjoyed it very much. I just don't like the arrogant and jealous eldest princess. I think Pokémon and trainers should be the best partners! Oil gada. . Best mate. . Female Pokémon will only affect my farming speed! Haha. . I'm a little confused whether to continue reading it or not. Because apart from the emotional scene with the eldest princess, I really like everything else😭😭😭

It's a good book, I feel comfortable reading it. Stardew Valley plus Pokémon, I like both of them very much. The comfortable farm life plus a certain amount of exciting adventures. On this basis, Pokémon is integrated, and the writing location is not limited to Stardew Valley. I also saw a paragraph in it. I don't have to go to them (the kings of other regions). I want them to come to me, which makes me happy. Some people may say they are AI articles, but well, there are very few AI articles that I can read, and they are rare and comfortable to read. I don't care, as long as I think they are good-looking [smile] (there are always people who have the same taste as me)

It's very beautiful and well combined. It's a pity that there are too few fights in the mine. [Hold face][Hold face][Hold face] I thought that the plot of the mine was to develop that aspect before, but the result is just a little. There are too few fruit trees, and the crowd is about to explode. Speaking of which, why is the score so low? I feel that the integration of Pokémon and Stardew Valley is pretty good. It feels like it's more than eight points. I don't know why it's only more than six points.

Let me give myself a rating first. This book is relatively slow to pick up, but the author worked very hard. Sometimes you may type incorrectly or delete the wrong line when typing too fast. If there is something strange, you can remind me. It is written based on the Fingil Republic (Fingir region) where Stardew Valley is located as the new region. However, Kanto, Sinnoh and other regions still exist, but the period of appearance may be later, after all, it is a farming novel. Why Stardew Valley. Because Pokémon and Stardew Valley have similar qualities. Pokémon are very sincere creatures. Most of them will treat you well if you treat them well, just like Stardew Valley. As long as you pay, you will be rewarded. That's why the protagonist can be nice to Pokémon. Me too 🥰

This book is very well written 😘, and the content of Stardew Valley is well integrated with Pokémon: the protagonist has a farm at the beginning (without a grandfather, which is a foreshadowing but has not been used yet), and through sincere help, he establishes a deep connection with a big-mouthed frog who has been hurt by humans, and develops the farm with many Pokémon. The current plot has just reached the first summer. The protagonist has paid the 500,000 relocation tax (probably the first main line), and started to grow hops and take off the brewing business. Now it does not involve animal husbandry (Chapter 90), and is still planting, gathering, fishing and mining. There is basically no battle involved (the protagonist doesn't know much about it, and only has a few basic knowledges to teach Haili, and there is no relevant plot). Haili is set to be a student of the battle, but her plot has not been developed further (the plot may be drawn from her in the future? But I prefer to focus on the content of Stardew Valley, and I don't want to watch the battle). At present, I probably don't plan to join forces with the people in the village and pursue friendship. It is a pity that the men in the village basically do not appear. Furthermore, the author has tens of thousands per day, and the updates are quite guaranteed. Although the number of words is currently small (it feels like it is almost there? After all, the first major event has been completed), the traffic seems to be... I am afraid of being sucked to death. I suggest friends to take a look 😘[Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss].

First of all, the basic main line is the development of the farm, and later it turns to the development of Stardew Valley and the search for the Star Fruit. Each branch line focuses on the residents of Stardew Valley, festivals and Pokémon-related events. A lot of effort has been put into character creation. Junimo, Clint and Blacksmith, Malone and his related adventurers, Mayor Louis and Mani, and some other farmers, Willy's sea-related plots, Stardew Valley Superman Robin, and Joja, including Pierre and Maurice. As well as a large number of non-Stardew Valley characters, some Pokémon characters and original characters, in addition to a large number of other Pokémon-related plots, etc., Many of which are advanced simultaneously or gradually, and the plot control is very good. It's just that Clint's knife is very uncomfortable. This novel can be said to be a very slow-burning novel. It is not the popular flowing AI template cool novel of Tomato. It is too slow-burning for readers who are used to fast-food articles and read a book for an hour or two and then throw it away. Basically an ugly habit. This book also tends to focus on the mid-to-late period, and does not fall into the genre of refreshing writing.

A super heart-warming book😭😭😭, with many unexpected plots and warm interactions with the wild Pokémon community💕💕💕Don't be fooled by the bad comments about the eldest princess in the early stage. The protagonist and the eldest princess have a normal family relationship (even the old father to his daughter hahaha, the eldest princess treats the protagonist a bit like Jucaoye to Xiaozhi, cute and cute!💕💕💕) What I want is the unexpected encounter between people and Pokémon woo woo 😭

It's really fun to watch. The setting of the old farmer in Stardew Valley➕Pokémon is very comfortable to watch! It's best if you have a female protagonist🤔It doesn't hurt if you don't feel anything

I'm curious about one thing. In novels about Pokémon, it feels like people or organizations that brutally abuse or even kill Pokémon are always merciful. Why is it so hard to see people or organizations that directly kill and kill Pokémon?

I have never seen a novel like this. The two worldviews are so well integrated. There is no feeling of separate worldviews and they are doing their own things. It's like there are real Pokémon in Stardew Valley. It's really good. I have to pay to watch it next door.