You Asked Me to Raise Pokemon, So Why Am I Feeding It Its Own Kind?

A monster-level newcomer, extremely streamlined realistic style, AI-level description of the environment and a superb sense of three-dimensional space. I really want to open my head and see how the mind runs. If it is AI, it is a great magician who has understood the logic. If it is purely handwritten, it is a trumpet opened by a big boss or someone with a real professional background. I'm giving it four stars instead of five because I still have expectations. If Book Friends readers can feel the toxicity and discomfort of this book, then the way Book Friends unfolds it is wrong. In terms of Pokémon novels, this book is undoubtedly unqualified, because the core of Pokémon is biased toward daily life and encounters with Pokémon, so the center is Pokémon. However, everything in this book seems to be based on the background of Pokémon, but it only covers the skin and does not have the core of Pokémon. Even the darkest Pokémon novels will be filled with the unique humanistic care atmosphere of Pokémon books, which is extremely strong, but this book is almost non-existent. The first part is skipped directly, so this book will look relatively watery, but if we add up the abilities and Pokémon in this book as abilities, plus the classic urban development, then you will find that this is a Pokémon-covered urban supernatural text, and it is very classic. No matter how you write all the plots and Pokémon, you will find that they are all green leaves for the protagonist, and most writers of Pokémon novels will commit this occupational disease that is not a problem. All the highlights are focused on Pokémon. No matter how you write, the protagonist will be a green leaf for life and will never be a flower! So I'm very happy to see a Pokémon novel that breaks the rules of the past. This is the true fusion of themes, rather than just adding a few labels and using a few skins to perform whatever you want. Pretending is just a means, and it is always the core that proves the essence of a novel.

Why give 4 stars?? Because! This is AI writing! I have seen the writing style which is exactly the same, so I can tell at a glance that it was written by AI! But it can be regarded as an "AI refined article", not a shoddy one. You can read on.

Many people say that the end of the Southern Liang was the Northern Dynasty. In fact, this is not accurate. The demise of the Southern Liang was due to the invasion of Hou Jing, so the end of the Southern Liang was Hou Jin. Hou Jing was a general of the Northern Qi. The emperor of the Northern Qi Dynasty was named Gao, so it can also be called the Gao Dynasty. So the Southern Liang was first conquered by Hou, then the Northern Qi, and finally the Gao Dynasty.

The very good Pokémon Dark novels are not like the normal urban AI novels that gamble at the beginning. They must be like Gardevoir. Nor are they the beast-control novels that cover Pokémon shells and classify Pokémon qualifications into three, six or nine.

Pokémon-type themes are rare, and the writing is also good. Personally, I feel that the protagonist is a bit stiff when he enters the other world. Most of the time, he comes up to fight directly. He could explore it first, or add some transition descriptions.

I really love this kind of dark elf novel. The adult world is already full of bloodshed. Pokémon anime is for children. Real Pokémon are about constant fighting, devouring, and snatching. The main character is not that big, so give the two babies a name, otherwise I will always feel a bit regretful 🥰

It's pretty awesome, and it's on par with the strongest gym leader. It's dark. Currently, the only two books I can read are Du Qing's Ground and this one. I hope the author maintains his style! Five stars given

It's very beautiful and enjoyable. I highly recommend watching it.

The subject matter is very new. Looking forward to the Pokémon after the protagonist.

Really nice. The protagonist kills decisively and without procrastination. Take what needs to be taken, and put what needs to be put away. There is no sense of wanting and wanting in a traditional protagonist. But can the author update it quickly? It's been three days without updates.