Pokemon: Starting from an Egg

Judging from the content, the early parts were indeed a bit too enthusiastic. However, the later parts became more serious. The humor is decent, and many parts are quite funny. It has a bit of a car scene, but it's not the kind that leads to kindergarten. It's clear that the author has indeed progressed from a complete novice to a junior author.

This story should be enjoyable for those with a girlish heart. Although it's a light novel (with a lot of dynamism), the writing style falters in the early stages (too girly, forced cuteness, but that's normal for elf stories). It's worth reading when you're looking for something to read. The beginning is definitely a bit toxic. Despite some hesitation, I still think I can recommend it. This is just my personal opinion, please don't be offended.

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This book is full of laughter and a captivating plot, with twists and turns that will keep you on the edge of your seat. The author's writing is also quite good, and the subject matter is excellent. It's suitable for both seasoned Pokémon fans and complete beginners. Every point is handled very well, and every question is answered with explanations. I highly recommend it. (✪▽✪)

I just want to complain about one thing: the author's explanation that the protagonist's parents didn't know how precious Hakron was. Personally, I don't care whether I know it or not, since I skim through it anyway. But since the author explained it, I just want to complain. Comparing our protected animals to Pokémon just doesn't make sense.

9. Here's my personal opinion; please don't be offended if you disagree. 🙂 First of all, this book starts with pseudo-legendary Pokémon... I personally don't really like it because it's unrealistic. How can an ordinary family protect them? I also mentioned some of my favorite Pokémon in the post, like Growlithe, which I think is okay—loyal, powerful, can evolve, ride, and has strong combat power.

Pseudo-legendary Pokémon are unsuitable as starter Pokémon because they are typically late-game Pokémon, weak in the early game and extremely resource-intensive. This is common knowledge in Pokémon; the author's design is flawed. 😎

So bored, need to find something to do. Happy happy.

I hope all my fellow book lovers will take a look at the "Foreword" before the first chapter. It contains the author's sincere apologies and answers to many questions. Thank you!