
A Pokemon Store from the Start: Feng Timo Comes to Call Me a Fraud
开局宝可梦商店,冯提莫来打假
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 342k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 26d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
131Chapters
310Reads
100Shelves
44Listens
8.5kReads · all time
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Reader comments 12
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The idea is good, but it must have been modified by AI or the writing skills are not good enough. The expressions are not very descriptive. It feels like I am reading a script. There is no obvious main line. I only see various things. The Gu family wants to write about force. It doesn't work. There are causes and consequences, but it is very stiff. After reading dozens of chapters, I blurted out the word "system" a few times and didn't shy away from saying "system". So what are you avoiding in the early stage? Personally, I feel that after reading dozens of chapters, I only know that the protagonist is like a machine and likes Pokémon. I didn't see much else.
A whiff of AI
So-so. [Pouts]
I didn't even think about wanting to read it after reading the introduction... I can see the writing style and the character of the protagonist in the introduction.
He has been proving himself. The only person who has mastered the extraordinary has been proving himself to a few insignificant strangers.
Here are the highs and lows!
The subject matter is good, but there are too many poisonous points. 🙂🙂
I don't understand that the rescue trainer can't control his own Pokémon.
A stone-like novel
I don't think the author has ever seen or played Pokémon.