The social structure of this world is highly similar to China's: inclusive, free, and civilized. It is a modern society where humans and Pokemon live side by side. Society is stable and orderly, with people and Pokemon coexisting in harmony. Pokemon are deeply integrated into every aspect of daily life, industry, healthcare, transportation, and more. The League is the governing body for Pokémon Trainers, establishing relevant laws and breeding standards. Both urban neighborhoods and rural communities have Pokémon Centers, which provide public services such as medical care for Pokemon, care advice, training guidance, Technical Machine rentals, and battle facilities.
Ordinary animals and Pokemon both exist in this world. Sparrows and Staravia can nest in the same woods, while crucian carp and Magikarp can swim in the same creek. Skitty sun themselves beside flower beds in residential communities, alongside ordinary stray cats. Children raise Pokemon and also eat chicken and pork. Technology is on par with modern China, with smartphones, video calls, cars, high-speed rail, and elevators all commonplace. Pokemon-related technologies, including Poke Balls, Technical Machines, and Pokemon health-check equipment, are mature and widely available.
While the writing style might be a bit immature, the emotions are genuine—is this the beauty of a newcomer? I really loved the descriptions of the countryside; Grandma is truly reliable, and the friends are wonderful (better than those in the city). Baby is loved—loved by the female lead, loved by Grandma, and loved by the female lead's parents.
A heartwarming slice-of-life Pokémon story 😭 It feels like growing up alongside Pokémon in the real world, from summer streams to autumn sewers. Their bond and their growth are incredibly touching. Feebas evolves through love. So well written! ❤️❤️❤️
Very good! Keep it up!
This is a slice-of-life Pokémon fanfic with a very comfortable overall pace. The female protagonist's stubborn personality is also quite endearing. It's just a little disappointing that it doesn't have a title.
The emotions are portrayed very delicately; the bond between the female lead and the baby is truly beautiful! There's a lot of slice-of-life writing, but it doesn't feel fragmented or rambling; it feels very real.
A very good Pokémon book, with unique features.
The plot was a bit flat at first, but it got really good and heartwarming later on. I love this type of story. Keep up the good work, author!
It's really good, but I don't know why it's not getting much attention. And good luck to the author!!!
The kids are so cute! Haha, this made the adults choke!
It looks great, keep it up!