From the Start, I Have a Pikachu
开局一只皮卡丘
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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How can female-oriented novels be in male-oriented novels?
You only see Ash as a clear favorite to win but never succeeds, but you don't see how much money Ash makes from betting on the sidelines (just kidding) (ಡωಡ)
Pfft, when I saw the middle chapter, I suddenly →_→ I wanted to say that this was a female-oriented novel that was taken over from a writing contest!
Pfft, I was reading a chapter in the middle when I suddenly →_→ I wanted to say that this was a female-oriented story that was taken over from a writing contest!! Seeing the various situations that the experts encountered, I suddenly realized that something was not right the more I looked. This book features a female protagonist (the main character!
Goodness, it's one thing for you to write a romance novel about a newbie who relies on a man to conquer the world of online games, but you even have to put it in the male-oriented category. The reason I don't read the female-oriented category is because I don't want to see your kind of writing. Is it really interesting for you to play out a naive and sweet romance with a gaming god from hundreds of years ago in the male-oriented category?
Seeing the protagonist get cornered and then have to play the hero to save the damsel in distress is infuriating! The protagonist has to gather everything on his own the whole time, and Officer Jenny isn't even in the game—it's so unrealistic!
You're trying to write a male-oriented novel when you're a female-oriented author? Are you just asking for trouble? Luckily, I exited the site as soon as I saw the adjective "her".
Please stop adding romance elements. It ruins the Pokémon story, or rather, it corrupts it. I certainly don't want to read it.
Could you please not go into so much detail about cooking?
After reading the first 50 chapters, I felt this wasn't a Pokémon story but a food story.
I feel that it's disappointing that the protagonist, who is clearly being bullied, has to rely on others for protection. Why does he have to depend on others? Can't the protagonist fight back on his own? When I read the beginning, I thought the protagonist's Pokémon was about to unleash its power or gain a new ability, but instead, he's forced to rely on a powerful being. Why does the female lead always need the male lead's protection? Can't she be independent?