Pokemon: Zhi Hui

The female lead will at least include Naz, Cynthia, and Kamizley.

I'd like to ask if there's a female lead? I've read a few chapters and the protagonist seems to have a bit of a crush on Kona? Actually, I'm not really hoping for a female lead or a harem.

I've subscribed to the entire book. Aside from the initial 566 bonus coins, the rest are all Qidian coins. The author writes well, though the pacing is a bit fast, but it's still enjoyable. However, the transitions between chapters are too abrupt, sometimes the following text doesn't connect to the previous one, which is a bit awkward to read. I hope this can be improved.

It's rubbish. The character of the main character is not likeable and feels like a loser. Especially when interacting with the female characters, it's so awkward. There are things like kneeling on durians and admitting mistakes. It's extremely embarrassing.

I couldn't accept it when I saw that the protagonist was going to be an undercover water fleet, the Fire Team! Does the protagonist have to accept the mission? Either I hate this arrangement, or I feel that what the protagonist gets is not proportional to what he pays! Daigo lets the protagonist win the game, so does the protagonist have to be the champion? Can't you flip the table?

When I read the synopsis, my first impression was that the mother was a beggar.

I can accept anything. Male-male relationships are good, female-female relationships are good. Polygamy is fine. Polyandry is fine. As long as it's not me, I can see anything.

In my personal opinion, this is the best Pokémon novel I've ever read (please don't criticize if you disagree). If you know of any other good Pokémon novels, please let me know. Thank you.

Why did Ash miss Serena's summer camp but not Goh's?

I reread this book and realized there are so many trainers with Charizard, and even X-type Charizard! It seems like a ton of people have X-type Charizard. Ash, Alain, Lance, Generation, and Paul all have Charizards with Mega Stones, and they're all in X-type forms. It really gives off a strange feeling.