Pokemon: The Age of Great Voyages
精灵之大航海时代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 554k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Why portray this character like this? It's uncomfortable to watch. The protagonist is, after all, a nobleman, the younger brother of your saintess. What right do you have to mock him and order the elves to attack him without cause? It makes you think this woman is crazy. Besides, in the Age of Exploration, nobles held a relatively high status.
I'd like to ask for your opinion: How many people need the group?
To be honest, I don't usually join book clubs, so I don't know much about running one; it's a bit of a knowledge gap for me. I'd like to start by gathering feedback. If you'd like to join a club, type "1" or give it a like. If the total number of likes and replies exceeds 50, I'll create one.
This book is really just a cover for a fairy tale; it feels like there's no difference between having fairies and not having them.
Let's start a thread to solicit submissions
We are collecting names and ship names. The names should be Western in style. You can also suggest one or two Pokémon that you like, but we can't guarantee that they will be 100% adopted. Please try not to use ship names that are too strange. Also, since I also play Azur Lane, I don't need to post ships from World War II history, like Enterprise and Illustrious. I can find those in my own shipyard (lol).
This is truly a pity. The subject matter was excellent, but the author was too ambitious, focusing too much on the grand sea voyage. To be honest, I think most readers attracted by the title were more interested in the elves than the grand sea voyage.
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Many people say the protagonist is humble, but isn't this just because we've read too many overpowered protagonist stories? First of all, the story begins by stating that the Navy and the old nobles are opposing factions (the First Fleet is removed later in the story). The protagonist joining the Navy is equivalent to switching sides to the opposing faction.
No, as a transmigrator, you just rashly decided to follow someone else? Didn't you even consider making something of yourself? And in a world where power is clearly important, you're not raising Pokémon? You're researching steam engines and electric motors? Anyone with a bit of effort could easily destroy all of this. You're not fit to raise Pokémon and invent things here; I'd rather read other books.
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The part about killing is truly bizarre. Does the protagonist have to die to grow without some tragic and vengeful events? Does the protagonist have the Sharingan, and he has to die to grow? If you want to write about the protagonist's personality changes, you can simply let him grow during his pirate career, encountering some minor setbacks.