Pokemon: The Traveling Trainer

It's a very warm book, and the series of overlays in the introduction made me feel good. (It's great to not have a heroine. I hope there won't be any side-joking plots later.) As a girl, I want to laugh every time I see the author forcing emotional lines into it, so I abandon it when I see it (the same goes for Pokémon, do you have to make this obscure outsider?) Please respect the beauty of treating Pokémon as a family member! The scene descriptions are very similar to animation, and some plots give people a witty sense of humor (the animation party praised it). The Pokémon selection is emotionally subdued and the Pokémon is not tired of it. [Smile] As for reading a book review, there is only one issue about the monetary system that I am complaining about:? The writer is not a financial giant. You can just read the novel for fun. If the protagonist is rich and hates the rich, the protagonist will be criticized if he is poor and opens Goldfinger. It is a utopia and a heart-warming Pokémon article is entangled with the food. Anyway, it is not popular here to eat and cook. The main plot is that traveling with Pokémon is good. I have never paid attention to such a real issue as money when watching anime. I hope the author will be diligent and add more updates during the holidays - this is still a baby, so it's not enough! Above QAQ, it is for reference only. Readers who are not happy to read it can leave it out.

I have read all the updated chapters so far. The author has obviously studied seriously and subscribed to PM articles. He has added a lot of content on the basis of PM articles. However, one thing to note is that PMs occupy the main role in PM articles. Each PM needs to be shaped by chapters. This book gives me the feeling that the plot develops too fast, in just thirty or forty years. A lot of things happened in the first chapter. In addition, I think the writing style also needs to be slightly adjusted. It should be relaxed when it is daily and relaxed, and a little more rigorous when it comes to key plots. Using too many emojis does not belong to the writing style. Another important point is that the main line of the book is not clear enough and there are no obvious external factors to guide it. I personally think this is a thing that affects reading. Judging from the current chapter, the author has learned quite a lot of hot words that will appear in PM articles, but the hot words are more about precision than more. Only specialized and specific writing can fix the atmosphere of a book.

To be honest, I quite like this book. The pace is not sluggish, and it does not focus on brainless characters. It is a new genre, and it is not like the current mainstream Pokémon literature. You cannot live without the heroine, or you must only accept the strong ones and not the weak ones. I like this kind of book. It's comfortable to watch, but it's too little, not enough to watch. The emotional description of the character is not too single, which makes the character image richer, and unlike some Pokémon, the writing is too dark, which is in line with the Pokémon in my heart. The protagonist is not the kind of person who sees female characters. People can't walk on the track, and the Pokémon lineup is not the mainstream classics, such as Charizard, Koga Ninja, and Gardevoir. This is what I think is better. Instead of repeating the track that has already been walked, I try to open a new track. This book is really good to read. It's too little. I hope the author can update more, so the current pace may be 300 pictures or 400 chapters. Of course, this is just a guess, but I don't want the author to deliberately slow down in order to know the long-term traffic and make the book live longer. Speed, I suggest this a little bit, but I don't recommend too much, because if you slow it down too deliberately, it will make the plot drag out and make people look weird, and it will make people particularly uncomfortable in the current mainstream environment. For example, the foreshadowing made earlier makes people feel uncomfortable. I really want to read it, but it takes hundreds of foreshadowings to be collected, and then I will deliberately speed up the process. But the author's book obviously does not have it. It is the kind of comfortable reading that can be read without using your brain. I really don't want the author to deliberately delay it in order to extend the life of this book. The plot, because it will look unfinished, or even unsightly in the end, is a flaw in many books. I also hope that the author can open a new one after finishing this one, and continue to try, and be happy again, instead of following the track that others have walked. I really like this book Book, that's why I talk so much, it may be a bit nagging. After all, I haven't read a Pokémon novel for a while. This is the best one I have read recently. Come on, author, this book is not very popular yet, so I can be considered one of the first readers [currently in progress]

I can only say full marks, another good book from Tomato has appeared. This is what Pokémon should be like, a utopian life, where you can go on adventures, form bonds with Pokémon, and encounter more things. Highly recommended, but unfortunately there are too few.

I have caught up to the latest 42 chapters. The golden finger is for knowledge retrieval (the scope is the elf knowledge that has been learned), Wuyu Sanjia, the content is really not high in word count, and the plot is reasonable. The world view is a pseudo-utopia combined with animation (props and moves are expensive, but money comes quickly and social benefits are high). The difference from the game is that elves can master the skills in the skill pool in advance; the effects of some props have been slightly changed. Characteristics of the protagonist: High luck, easy to meet elves with high qualifications; affectionate and righteous, wasting an elf position to satisfy the wish of the old man. There are too many hanging on the back 1. Basically unlimited stamina to electrocute monsters, and can learn unlearnable moves such as genetic moves and yoga postures. [Cover face] 2. The nanny bug who has an incomparable ability to learn cutting moves because of cooking, recalls in his mind and uses the head start to unlimitedly reproduce the Holy Sword, Mystic Sword and Meteor Strike. It is estimated that he can also add the Sword of Regret, Behemoth Slash and Archon Split in the future [vomit] 3. The hippopotamus king who has only played a few games and can switch forms at any time can teach the fighting champion elf fighting skills [awkward laugh] 4. The Muke bird can do everything at a glance. It is reasonable to learn a few big moves with the help of the warrior eagle group. Then it can learn to be a thief just by wandering around and taking a glance (just a glance) [awkward laugh] 5. Candlelight, who was born with autism and automatically flinched in the first round, was only a few days old when he was able to fight with one shot to create the flying and stunning Candlelight. Later, the gym trainer Jingzhi Forest Turtle used normal rock climbing to defeat the ghost + fire Candlelight. And Candlelight, which was less than a week old, used its physical attack of 30 and special attack spark to successfully defeat the forest turtle that was at least many levels higher than it without taking any damage [vomit] 6. I deliberately picked up a Meltan candy to abduct the inexperienced Meltan. The protagonist has changed from a flesh-and-blood rookie trainer to the kind of male protagonist in ancient Internet novels who can only smile bitterly and only has the function of building connections [vomit] It feels like the before and after are not written by the same person [angry] When writing Pokémon fan fiction, it is either slow-paced and deep, with trainers and Pokémon growing up together and building bonds to show the world of Pokémon that everyone longs for; or fast-paced and exciting, cultivating multiple teams to avoid the lack of freshness; now it is slow-paced and exciting, which was very good in the early stage, but since the nanny bug started cheating, it has become very brainless. What a pity, I initially thought I could become or even surpass Lu Ye [grievance] Is it really impossible to recreate the Pokémon world in the cartoons of my childhood?

Utopian travel writing. There is no cliché, all kinds of pretense and slap in the face. He didn't pretend to be a Pokémon researcher when he clearly didn't understand anything and did research on various things like Super Evolution and Ultra Crystallization. The protagonist just likes this world, and then meets other Pokémon, connects with each other, and moves forward towards his dream together. There is no system. In Goldfinger's case, each of the protagonist Pokémon has unique talents (for example, Nanny can learn almost any slashing move, including the Holy Sword Meteor Thrust). Only by having strength can you protect yourself from being aggrieved. The protagonist will not rely on these strengths to show off. Very pure Pokémon writing The cheating is indeed a bit serious in the back. Until he participated in the so-called Eastern Conference, I only thought that his strength was three and a half main players. Two babies and one Mook Eagle, which had not yet evolved at the time, were of little use in high-intensity battles. Some people have been saying that cheating is too powerful and the pace is very slow, so I only got four badges. At that time, I thought that with the strength of the protagonist, I couldn't speed through all the gyms. The first one was because the protagonist had few badges, so I just used babies to beat it. What I can say is that the Electric Shock Monster may have quasi-king-level strength, the other two are equivalent to the main spirits of the gym leader, and the rest cannot keep up at all. I originally thought that when I had four badges left, my strength would be that of a supermodel, which would be more than enough to make me a king. As a result, this team played a crushing Eastern Conference game and defeated the retired king [laughing awkwardly]. That's outrageous! No matter how retired the king is, he always has gym leader level strength, right? It turns out that there are a bunch of retired champions and retired kings here in the Eastern Conference [face covering]. Then when playing an eight-badge competition, wouldn't it be necessary to have a bunch of current champions and current kings? How can the protagonist defeat those retired kings in a crushing manner if he does not rely on electric shock monsters [face covering]. The nanny bugs all have this strength, the Slow King is no worse than him, and the electric monster is even more powerful. Doesn't that mean that even if you show up to the king in a 3v3, you still can't beat the protagonist? The protagonist only got four badges after traveling for three months. Does it sound like he is a king of strength? [Awkward laugh]. (PS: The protagonist has not fought against the main force of the gym leader himself before, because the number of badges is too small, so all the apprentices and elves fight against the protagonist. The previous ones can still pass a few moves, but after participating in a competition, their combat power directly reaches the king)

Could the author consider conquering Elledo (Flash) and Nidoking? I really like these two, but basically no one writes [crying][crying][crying], they all write about Gardevoir, Gengar Charizard and the like.

The character is good, he is a normal person and treats Pokémon as a human being. The description of the plot is also quite good. It is small but not exaggerated. It is expressive but not too arrogant. It creates a sense of ordinary life in the adventure scenes where various situations arise. The most important thing is that you can feel the bond between people and Pokémon without deliberately describing it, which is something that many other Pokémon novels cannot do. Evaluation can be given to you

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I rarely rate unfinished articles, but in order to let more people see this Pokémon article that is absolutely orthodox and definitely worth reading, I decided to give it a full score in advance. To be honest, it's been a long time since I've seen such a real and heart-warming Pokémon story. There's no awesome roaring and cheating, or cliche plots about crazy conquering of mythical beasts. Conquering only depends on fate and sincerity, which gives me the same feeling as when I watched the first generation of Pokémon. It's warm and healing. We didn't blindly find powerful and combative Pokémon just for the sake of competition. We had a very funny team configuration, warrior + cook + pensioner + wisdom + debut + magnetic levitation cannon + social terror baby. Whose team configuration is like this [laughing], it's like everyone plays their own game, but when everyone is together, there is a warm and joyful friendship and affection. This is the motivation for me to read this article. I hope the author can continue to maintain this style and rhythm and find your own Pokémon path.