[System] + [Pokemon/Pokemon] + [Partner Pikachu] + [Partner Eevee] + [Legendary Pokemon]
Also known as: Pokemon: My Pokemon Are a Little Unusual
After transmigrating for many years, Lin Shuo finally stands on the verge of receiving his Starter Pokémon.
At that very moment, his very own System quietly awakens.
One of its rewards lets him glimpse the extraordinary hidden talents within each Pokemon.
And so he gains a one-of-a-kind Partner Pikachu and Partner Eevee;
the seemingly ordinary Incineroar actually harbors astonishing potential;
and then there's the utterly unusual Absol.
Pseudo-legendary Pokemon, Legendary Pokemon...
Every Pokemon in Lin Shuo's collection defies convention, and every one of them is coveted by others.
As their brilliance gradually comes to light, the attention of all kinds of factions turns toward them. Are they friend or foe, seeking to seize them or protect them?
When secrets are no longer secret, the journey of a Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee! player is only just beginning.
The author writes very well, and I really like the partner Pokémon.
I wonder if there is a female protagonist? Personally, I like that there is no heroine. Without the emotional line, more space can be used to describe the intimacy and bond between the protagonist and Pokémon. So I hope there will be no female protagonist.
At the same time, I also hope to increase the adventure length of the protagonist and the elves.
Regarding Chapter 22, the Z-move is actually related to Shining Master, not the Legendary Pokémon. I hope it can be revised.
Ultimate Necrozma (superpower/dragon attribute) is the true form of the "God of Light" in the official setting. It is the true form of Necrozma after absorbing a large amount of light energy.
Legend background: In the legend of the Alola region, the Great God of Glory once poured his brilliance into the Alola region, giving birth to the aura and the Z Pure Crystal, and was the ruler of the ultimate space.
Therefore, I hope the author can read more relevant official information, not just limited to games.
The current perception is that the hook is too big, and it is impossible to write about the bond between Pokémon before scoring a goal. It can only write about the bond after Pokémon scores a goal and starts from a close state where it can voluntarily score a goal. And for now, it is difficult for me to see how close the protagonist is to Pokémon. What is easier to see is how close Pokémon is to the protagonist driven by the power of affinity. If the power of affinity can have a switch or be adjusted at the beginning, and only use it when necessary, it may be more reasonable and logical, but as far as the current situation is concerned, it may not be sustainable.
Because of the existence of the protagonist's affinity, the process of mutual understanding between the protagonist and the Pokémon has been ignored. Because of the affinity, the protagonist does not have to go to great lengths to gain recognition from the Pokémon, and in the eyes of the reader, the encounter is not an accident, but a necessity. And there is a feeling that it is equivalent to Xiaohao conquering Suicune with one goal, but because the protagonist has the power of affinity, Suicune is voluntarily conquered by one goal. It is similar to reaching a state where emotions/intimacy/bonds can score goals at the beginning, so it cannot be regarded as a pure Pokémon novel.
On another note, the protagonist's progress in conquering the elves is the fastest I've seen in any elf novel, which is a bit deliberate. Generally, after conquering an elf, the protagonist should cultivate intimacy and bonds with the elves for a period of time, but the protagonist in this article conquers the elves non-stop. This pace is really a bit too fast.
Author, your writing is very beautiful. Keep up the good work and look forward to the following plots. You are the best. I would like to ask if there is a female protagonist? Personally I like no heroine
That's interesting, come on
So can the author tell me how the protagonist's information was leaked?
No, where are the elves prepared by the protagonist's parents? Didn't they say they wanted to see it? [What]
When I watch Pokémon, I mainly like to see the bond with the Pokémon, so I personally hope there will be no female protagonist [sending my heart][sending my heart]
It's ok for now, I'll talk about the poison later
It feels pretty good. I hope I don't collect too many Pokémon. I'll change the rating later.
The author writes very well, and I really like the partner Pokémon. I wonder if there is a female protagonist? Personally, I like that there is no heroine. Without the emotional line, more space can be used to describe the intimacy and bond between the protagonist and Pokémon. So I hope there will be no female protagonist. At the same time, I also hope to increase the adventure length of the protagonist and the elves. Regarding Chapter 22, the Z-move is actually related to Shining Master, not the Legendary Pokémon. I hope it can be revised. Ultimate Necrozma (superpower/dragon attribute) is the true form of the "God of Light" in the official setting. It is the true form of Necrozma after absorbing a large amount of light energy. Legend background: In the legend of the Alola region, the Great God of Glory once poured his brilliance into the Alola region, giving birth to the aura and the Z Pure Crystal, and was the ruler of the ultimate space. Therefore, I hope the author can read more relevant official information, not just limited to games. The current perception is that the hook is too big, and it is impossible to write about the bond between Pokémon before scoring a goal. It can only write about the bond after Pokémon scores a goal and starts from a close state where it can voluntarily score a goal. And for now, it is difficult for me to see how close the protagonist is to Pokémon. What is easier to see is how close Pokémon is to the protagonist driven by the power of affinity. If the power of affinity can have a switch or be adjusted at the beginning, and only use it when necessary, it may be more reasonable and logical, but as far as the current situation is concerned, it may not be sustainable. Because of the existence of the protagonist's affinity, the process of mutual understanding between the protagonist and the Pokémon has been ignored. Because of the affinity, the protagonist does not have to go to great lengths to gain recognition from the Pokémon, and in the eyes of the reader, the encounter is not an accident, but a necessity. And there is a feeling that it is equivalent to Xiaohao conquering Suicune with one goal, but because the protagonist has the power of affinity, Suicune is voluntarily conquered by one goal. It is similar to reaching a state where emotions/intimacy/bonds can score goals at the beginning, so it cannot be regarded as a pure Pokémon novel. On another note, the protagonist's progress in conquering the elves is the fastest I've seen in any elf novel, which is a bit deliberate. Generally, after conquering an elf, the protagonist should cultivate intimacy and bonds with the elves for a period of time, but the protagonist in this article conquers the elves non-stop. This pace is really a bit too fast.
Author, your writing is very beautiful. Keep up the good work and look forward to the following plots. You are the best. I would like to ask if there is a female protagonist? Personally I like no heroine
That's interesting, come on So can the author tell me how the protagonist's information was leaked?
No, where are the elves prepared by the protagonist's parents? Didn't they say they wanted to see it? [What]
When I watch Pokémon, I mainly like to see the bond with the Pokémon, so I personally hope there will be no female protagonist [sending my heart][sending my heart]
It's ok for now, I'll talk about the poison later
It feels pretty good. I hope I don't collect too many Pokémon. I'll change the rating later.
It's okay, it's pretty good, you can watch it.