Little Monsters and Martial Arts

Actually, I didn't originally want to read this book, but recently Ash Ketchum introduced a cute puppy in the new Journey to the West series, and I've been raving about the new series. I happened to come across this book with a puppy as the first Pokémon, and out of love for the story, I started reading it and found it quite good.

Objective: To identify the fourth one Known information about Pokémon: Lucario—the Tai Chi Sword Immortal, embodying the balance of Yin and Yang, with his spirit (superpowers) and body (fighting, strength) complementing each other. He's essentially an all-around fighter, perfectly balanced in his character design.

After reading 200 chapters of Mao's work, I found it to be a cancerous case of a 20-something-year-old martial arts master, set against a realistic social backdrop, with a children's art style and a tokusatsu (special effects) plot—it's like a high school student saving the world... The plot involving rescuing the mother alone is incredibly toxic.

The power levels are so contradictory. Before Mewtwo reached the top tier, Mew said it couldn't beat it, but later it was said that Mew was a top-tier, third-stage epic-level being, or even above epic. How is this a trap?

I'm tired of all those Pokémon trainer stuff lately. Real Pokémon training should be all about visceral, hand-to-hand combat, like Fighting-types. The author's grasp of Pokémon training is amazing; you can tell they have a good understanding of martial arts. The interactive elements are darkly humorous and satisfying, using food to tease Riolu and get her to train.

It's so frustrating! We were just discussing the third Pokémon in the book club group, and we need to crowdfund which one to choose! First, everyone likes Sceptile and Swampert, but they are from the same generation as Torchic. I'm afraid I'll get criticized for saying... Out of so many Pokémon, do you only know this one generation? So, I don't rule out either of those.

Power generation + Dragon Wave + Close-range strike = Eighteen Subduing Dragon Palms Force generation + water ripple + preemptive strike = Tai Chi Chuan * force field Aura Missile Version Rasengan - Rasenshuriken Shadow Clone + Substitute = Multiple Shadow Clone * Training Cheat Lightning Fist + Alloy Claw = Chidori - Raikiri + Torrential Rain * Lightning = Kirin

I'm dead. New favorites keep increasing, and there are comments too, but... Subscriptions have dropped! Then, the number of recommendation votes also decreased! That's a damn dog! Even Er Gou knows to pay his dues, but you teachers get away with it for free? Don't you feel any remorse? TAT Damn it! At least give me a recommendation vote, everyone! Dads!

I'm amazed that a grandmaster could have such a goofy personality. Is the author even an adult yet?

When I read time-travel novels, I always notice that whenever the protagonist transmigrates into someone else's body, the protagonist immediately accepts the original owner's parents and can call them "Dad" and "Mom" without any psychological barriers. Similarly, the protagonist does the same to the people the original owner likes. I wonder, did the protagonist actually transmigrate, or was the previous life just a dream?