Pokémon: I Just Want to Travel with Them

I am very patient in traveling through popular science articles. Many other popular science works are too fast. This kind of slow popular science feels good to people, and it does not expose the Poke Ball, an artifact of Pokémon, prematurely when the relationship between the two parties is still very tense. This is good.

The writing is very beautiful, there is no system or brainlessness, just a person who loves Pokémon. Five stars

Fortunately, the AI flavor is there, but to the extent that I can accept it, the problem is that there are too few popular science topics... The protagonist really loves the live broadcast. Obviously it would be better to have a live broadcast in some scenes, and everyone can see more intuitively that Pokémon is not malicious, but the protagonist just won't do it. It's not like a live science popularization type, it's more like an adventure type that slightly changes human's impression of Pokémon and then travels alone to satisfy oneself (no live broadcast version)

It's well written, but it's more of a travel article, not a popular science live broadcast. It's just that there is too little interaction between the protagonists, it's basically the interaction between the living habits of wild elves. In addition, the main character is too human-like, so I personally don't like it very much. Very well written. I solemnly declare that it is indeed very well written. Just not for me Because there is too little interaction

The Pokémon text is delicately written in a pretty good style. It has cooperated with the official and currently supports coexistence with Pokémon. Then what attracts me more is the live broadcast plot, which is very well written, but unfortunately there are very few live broadcasts, accounting for about 30%. The rest is adventure, but I may have watched Pokémon Adventures a lot, so I think it is average in this aspect.

If you rub it with your hands, then I think it's excusable, but you are an AI

It's very good. It's a type I haven't seen before, but I still hope to give the protagonist some healing ability (after all, every time he is injured, he has to recover slowly) or add a healing Pokémon later.

Is the author doing data analysis? [Thinking]

I feel good, quite moving, slow rhythm.

It's very warm, you can calm down and watch it slowly

It's well written, slow-paced, not a beast-controlling route, and everyone who appears now has an online IQ, and there is no routine. I hope there will be more updates.

This book is very nice

Too little, I like it

A very good popular science article

Interesting, worth seeing

Updates are too slow

It feels more real

If you ask me, those people in the administration who mistreat Pokémon should be fired directly. Otherwise, would the protagonist be worthy of himself if he still cooperates with them?

Very different Pokémon story, very slow paced

It's well written. I hope it's finished. It's really not easy to finish the Pokémon novel.

A very heart-warming trip. Isn't this what Pokémon gives us?

It feels well written. But I think the country should be able to realize the importance of the protagonist, right? It's not that stupid. Wouldn't it be more reasonable to increase the country's support?

It's really good, warm and healing, but there are too few updates. One page a day is simply not enough.

It's very interesting, a different Pokémon book, more realistic.

This is the best-written popular science article on Pokémon that I have ever read. It feels very good to explain it eloquently.

A very good slow-paced healing Pokémon article

The rhythm is okay and you can watch it. The adventure can be more closely integrated with the live broadcast. Also, don't pursue the writing too much, it seems very dragging.

It's not the kind of elf science article that has all kinds of support right from the start. It's well written.