Transmigrated into Xue Labby, with Nahida as My Mom

It's very well written. I have some ideas about the other gods and Pokémon mentioned by the author after reading it. I feel that Victini and Mavica are very compatible, and Nata's style is very suitable for Victory Star. I also think that Columbia and Jirachi are actually very compatible. As a once-in-a-millennium comet, Jirachi always fulfills the wishes of others and has a similar feeling to what Columbia does. In addition, one of the themes of Song of the Sky and Moon is home, which Jirachi also has a lot of creative space. In short, I feel like it would be great if I wrote it out. I already have pictures in my mind, but it's quite difficult to write it out. All I'm thinking about right now are fragments of interesting situations. I feel like I can't write a story. It's still too difficult to write a novel. Finally, cheers, author, looking forward to the next story.

It's good to watch. Recommended by old bookworms. The protagonist is well portrayed, especially the interaction with Paimon. He starts to become stronger after rescuing Nacida. He is treated as a child by Nacida. Together with Nacida, he finds travelers and others to overthrow the Order. Especially Liyue wrote a letter asking Zhongli to bring a coffin to Xumi for business. I wonder if he will come. I haven't watched it since, it feels like it's all a chore.

It's very interesting. This is my first time watching a genre like Genshin Impact and Pokémon. So far, it's pretty good. I hope I can continue to work hard in the future.

The idea is very good, but there are still some pitfalls. Although this type of article will inevitably weaken the grass god in order to highlight the power of the protagonist, it may be due to the author's writing power that it weakens the grass god too much, which I cannot accept. Here is a brief summary of the key points. First of all, in terms of strength, Xumi's main line grass god's zero-frame illusion has never appeared, and the dream power has not been displayed. In terms of psychology, the protagonist traveled a few months before the main storyline started, and the Grass God had been in prison for 500 years at this time. According to the main plot of Xumi, the Grass God was a little unconfident but did not crave the emotional sustenance of the protagonist as the author wrote. In fact, if you look closely at the plot of Xumi, the traveler can be said to have been guided by the Grass God to destroy the great sage's conspiracy. I doubt that she has been in prison for 500 years. It is semi-voluntary (based on the performance of the Grass God in various plots of Xumi later). The author here completely weakens the Grass God's ability to control the situation, and directly shapes the Grass God into a weak character who needs to be saved and has no means to control Xumi. I think it is OOC and cannot accept it. This is what I think now. I originally wanted to give it three stars, but the idea of linking Pokémon is really good, so I added one more.

OK, brothers🤓, it's a bargain😋, the author's writing is okay, and the plot is not too bad at the moment🥰👍. The interaction between the protagonist and the characters is very comfortable to watch👽👌. As an ordinary person🤓 who doesn't read much of the original divine text, I can still watch it. Especially the interaction between the protagonist and the grass god🫶, it made my body feel warm💀🥰❤️, maybe it was moldy. Shortcomings, personal opinions, don't argue with me🙄, everything you said is right😅 (I have been in Douyin for many years🥸, and because of some people and things😅, I really don't like Xingbing as a person🫣 I hope the author will write less about Xingbing) (I am drunk🤓, don't blast me on the Internet😭😭😭)

I think the writing is pretty good. The protagonist doesn't have any other bad points besides being stupid. I hope other Pokémon won't be allowed to travel through time in the future. They can be the protagonist's background but they must not steal the protagonist's role.

It's quite good-looking, and it doesn't feel like it breaks the style of the painting. It fits the protagonist's identity and the Sumeru environment very well. The protagonist sees things without any hesitation.

The plot is quite good, but at the climax of every better story, the author always uses a lot of flashbacks and interludes. There is never a time when the emotions can completely run through the entire story [Punch Out]

It looks good, very good, but don't let other Pokémon appear (even if they appear, they will only appear temporarily to help)

The idea is very good and the writing style is not boring. The only problem is that the protagonist feels like a cheat to me, and the portrayal gives me a feeling of superiority. When the protagonist is making up for his regrets, I feel that he is not saving people as an equal, but as a person of high status. All in all, it was very uncomfortable to read. I personally think there is nothing wrong with making up for regrets, but if the protagonist is invincible and ignores some rules of the world, then making up for regrets is just the mercy of a superior person towards an ant. (Purely personal opinion, please don't comment)