Pokemon: A Commoner’s Tale

What would it be like if we could really travel to the Pokémon world? Unless you get lucky with a soul-swapping or reincarnation, most people will just be casual fishermen or insect-catching teenagers. To become an official in the league and then climb the ranks? Marrying into the powerful families of Officer Jenny, Du, and Joey?

Since this is for a casual trainer, it's best to use some less popular Pokémon (although popular Pokémon are more appealing to many players), but a few interesting "common" Pokémon are still acceptable. 🙂

Sabrina's character development was too abrupt; her luck was ridiculously good, which didn't fit her character. It would have been better if she had a small power-up at the beginning and then treated her underlings like royalty. After Cerulean City, resources were so plentiful that traveling became almost pointless. By the way, has the Pokémon Sabrina gave me still not arrived after dozens of chapters? Sorry for my harsh words, I subscribed to the whole thing and didn't get it for free, haha!

Actually, writing about elves is quite easy; elves themselves are magical enough. If you want to go far, it's easier to follow a systematic approach. Personally, I think the giant food flower is the most valuable because it takes root. Rooting + Energy absorption + Energy storage + Energy release + Photosynthesis + Sunlight and intense heat.

I've finished watching. I have no interest in watching any more. This turn of events with Sabrina is just too absurd. It would have been much better if it were about saving her life. I think the female reader at the end couldn't stand it anymore. There was no respect for women. This kind of opening and setting is indeed difficult to write, but it shouldn't have turned out like this.

Has the author started a new book? I hope the author learns from this recent collapse. Actually, I especially enjoy reading the earlier parts of the story where the protagonist gradually grows and struggles, rather than the later plot where the protagonist becomes a rich guy and then falls from grace. Just letting you know if the author has started a new book. Thanks! I like the kind of story that focuses on growth and struggle, and I especially enjoy darker themes. Haha.

Readers of elf novels these days are so hard to please! No female protagonists, no dark themes, no niche elves, no systems, no four-skill characters (I don't want that either)... (Feel free to add more!). Elf novels are already a niche genre, and with so many requirements, aren't you worried there won't be any elf novels left to read? Let me be blunt: there aren't any second-tier novels on Qidian that catch my eye right now (and they're still updating).

Many people say they can't accept those women's scenarios? These are all from a normal worldview, so what's unacceptable about them? Besides, this is a world of extraordinary privilege. Even now, when you have money and power, things are already like that; in an extraordinary world, desires will only be amplified.

Author, do you feel that things started to change a bit from the moment you started recruiting subordinates? Why recruit subordinates in the Pokémon world? The protagonist could train the Pokémon of Rock and Girl themselves, so what's the point of having subordinates? Let me ask you, in the Pokémon world, your partners are Pokémon, not other people.

I sent the contract today. I didn't expect it to go so smoothly. I just wanted to fulfill a dream, but I never imagined so many people would be reading it. I'll write well and keep going! At least one update a day is guaranteed!