Pokemon: Ash Starts Out as a Poacher

To be honest, when I first saw "Poacher Ash", I didn't want to read it. I thought it was another dark novel. But after reading a few chapters, I found that it is simply a healing story wrapped in gray. There is no intrigue, no bitterness and hatred. Each chapter solves a Pokémon crisis. The pace is brisk and makes people feel warm in their hearts. It is the kind of story that "still sticks to kindness despite the rules". Highly recommended, this book can be washed

It's very beautiful. Xiaozhi's character has no OOC at all. It's a very difficult book. The key is that there is no CP. I really don't understand what some books think about starting a harem or falling in love at the age of 10. He is still a child, and Xiaozhi will not have that kind of character at all. The plot of this book is written in a very logical way. I really recommend it. It is a rare good book for Tomato.

It's a very good book. Xiaozhi is quite like Muji, but because of the direction of the if line, he is forced to mature a bit. The master-disciple relationship with Hunter D, which started with coercion and inducement, is also very interesting. The Pokémon bonding part is also very well written. Looking forward to the next article 👍

I have only read twenty chapters, and the ideas are very fresh and smooth. The chain reaction of a bunch of special situations is quite dramatic, so Master Zhi was deceived into becoming a treasure hunter in Hezhong and returned to the mythical beast [laughing], which is very delicious in the if line theme 😋 Personally, I have two minor issues. The stream of consciousness is for reference only. If you find it troublesome, the author may feel free to do so. The powerful Japanese homophony may be a bit confusing, but the homophony of thunder was a bit confusing when I first saw it, but I realized it immediately 🤦 There are also two women with very different attitudes and images, but the plot interval is very small, and there is some overlap in the names in the novel. Because my stand-in is made in heaven, I didn't realize it at the first time and the sense of conflict was too heavy (no need to name it, otherwise the woman in the store would be smart. After meeting her for the first time, he would use the name "grandma", and later the rich people will use "grandma") In addition, I am very curious how the author of the plot between Da Mu and Celebi will deal with it, or is it simply a line drawn when the world line is early enough, and then fate will work again to make Pichu in Pichu form meet Master Zhi? 🤔

I like this article very much. My child has no words and only knows that it is good-looking. I am the type who hoards books and may not be liked by the author. But I can't wait too long every time for this book. I can't wait to open it and read it. It's almost equal every time. I wish the author was like a donkey in the production team, updating it day and night (of course) Impossible, the author still has to put the body first) I also like the daily life of Xiaozhi and Pokémon. The Pokémon also have their own characteristics, and I am also looking forward to the perfection of the original character Lao D (it feels very interesting). I feel that in the process of getting along with them, D is also letting go of something. Funny and plot coexist, and it feels like a particularly good-looking book.

The original Xiaozhi, no system, no time travel, and a rather unprinted personality, good reviews and thumbs up Not long after I started writing, I came across an old copy. When I saw the description of Pokémon being taken away physically and mentally, I guessed that it was Ash's succubus attack. I thought this shouldn't be a dark story. I read the first two chapters and found them interesting, so I saved them to see if there would be any emotional lines. The day before yesterday, when I read the manuscript next door, I found that the copy had been modified to none. The heroine, clicked in and tied it directly. Her personality is more Muji. Ash is a surprise. I don't know how to arrange the follow-up Muji trio and the Pokémon in the theatrical version. I still hope that the Muji trio will be the best partners. There is also Lugia in "The Explosion of Lugia". The bond with Ash in the original work is too precious.

In fact, when I saw the title and introduction of this book, I had no desire to read it. I thought it was another rubbish dark elf novel, but I took a look and it is not a dark elf novel. Well, at least so far, I haven't encountered any particularly dark ones. I think Ash's character is relatively restored. Of course, there are some modifications to the original plot, such as Ash meeting Pikachu early. But it's harmless. If you are interested, I think you can read it.

So far so good, but can a seven-year-old really stand up to the intensity of fighting Pokémon in the wild? But when I turned around and thought it was the real New Town Superman, it would be fine. I look forward to Ash's physical strength in three years [laughs evilly]

Come on, author! To be honest, I feel that this article is well written. So can life. Well, I'm quite curious about the fact that all the targets he targets, body and mind, no longer belong to him. I feel like this is a good setting. Very interesting, right? Even though Xiaozhi is in darkness, he still retains the warmth in his heart

It was good. At the beginning, he encountered a disaster at sea, and his mother was kidnapped by an ultra beast. Then he was transported to the Heshui area, and then he embarked on a journey to contact Dr. Oak. Then he was threatened by Hunter D and became a poacher, but he was not a poacher in the traditional sense. He retained the bottom line of a Pokémon trainer, not buying or selling Pokémon, and not excessively harming Pokémon. No matter where he is, Ash's love for Pokémon is pure, and it is always very beautiful.