The Trainer from Cinnabar Town
从卡吉镇走出的训练家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 528k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
263Chapters
1.5kRecommendations
4.8kFans
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Uncle Liu wanted to take the protagonist as his disciple because of the aura emanating from the Green Cotton Bird, leading him to believe the protagonist had powerful connections. Frankly, this trope is incredibly clichéd. Wouldn't a genuinely ordinary start be better? Why insist on adding all this unnecessary complexity? It's really discouraging.
Chapter 5 was a disaster. Even if you couldn't tame it yourself, what good is it if you encountered it first? Trying to bargain with a Heavenly King like that? They'd bury you in a heartbeat. And then you expect them to trade their hard-earned breeding methods for it.
Writing about how Xiao Ju'er was pampered by Boss Ju is truly amazing! 🤤
The author uses a bunch of fabricated urban legends to write about, some of which are fine, but some are just disgusting. Xiaojuer is one of the goddesses in elf fanfiction, and you write her like this, how can you not fail?
Regarding the question of the book's genre. Recently, many readers have said that the first chapter and the part where Uncle Liu takes on apprentices are too formulaic, and that it would be better to just write a more down-to-earth or lighthearted story. Here's a brief mention of that. This book is not a simple story of a commoner rising to power, nor is it a simple story of joy and laughter.
Author, did you portray Liu Bo as too weak? After all, he's a powerful character who could capture Lugia and Ho-Oh using a small boar!
Author, please stop indulging in wishful thinking.
It has its highlights and its downsides; overall, it feels like a mixed nuts mooncake with candied fruit peel—it looks good but is also ugly. The rating system and background have a touch of urban and fantasy, but most of it has a warm and cozy feel, like something out of an elf story. This is confusing; you want to watch but also want to leave.
If you're going to pretend to be a divine being, at least meet Phoenix King first! Aren't you afraid of being exposed? 😅
The Golden and Silver Ages in the Pokémon world are the second generation. Each generation is three years apart. Daisy should still be a little kid. The author probably didn't really study Pokémon properly.