Main characters: Red and Heiye
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Heiye follows Ash's travel itinerary, but his rival is the introverted Red.
Red was isolated as a child, so Heiye turned his back on everyone else.
His Starter Pokémon is no ordinary creature. Though it's a Weedle, it has the ambition of a general, and so it earns the title Divine Might General.
Their bond, strengthened by a mysterious power called Voice of the Stars, lets them break through their limits and attain a brand-new, incredibly powerful form!
For these ten years, we've been each other's only close friends. Red loves me, and I love Red. Those were the days I cherished most. I think those ten years were probably longer than a hundred.
On that silver throne, an unprecedented recollection of their fated bond is sure to resound.
(The protagonist is Red's rival. There are no Blue or Leaf. The protagonist is gentle and kind, and there are no dark or tragic plotlines. Pokemon from every region will appear in Kanto. The author mainly wants to write a story about the protagonist, Red, their rivalry, and their bonds with their Pokemon. The overall tone is very lighthearted. But the author has only watched the Pokemon anime, so what can they do? Misty and Brock will appear, which means Ash is essentially replaced by the introverted Red and this book's protagonist, Heiye. The author thinks writing the Team Rocket duo would be a hassle, so they were removed. That's all.)
The male protagonist Kui Ye is really a central air conditioner. He makes all the Pokémon and people around him frown, and he is very gentle to everyone. At present, his character is quite good. He is a road-crazy but loves to take risks. He is passionate and tolerant like water. He will never show mercy to his enemies. He will take the initiative to help others and Pokémon. He will selflessly share water stones with Xiaoxia's starfish. He will correct his mistakes immediately when he knows them. It puts people in a good mood when watching it, and it suits my taste.