Pokemon: My Caterpie Has a Dream
精灵：我的绿毛虫有个梦想
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
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If you could only choose three, which three would you choose? 1. IQ increased to the peak of human intelligence. 2. Have a chance to travel through time. 3: Can freely become invisible, pass through walls, burrow underground, and fly. 4. Double-passage door. 5. Free from illness and disaster + a century of internal energy 6. Ever-changing. 7. Listen to the sounds of all things
Uh... I don't understand why you guys keep saying this about the protagonist. Why does the protagonist have to follow the system's plan? I think the protagonist just wants to run a breeding center peacefully. Everyone has their own dreams. He didn't forbid Pokémon training; he just didn't want to in his mind.
After watching for ages, I've had one thought: what's the point of this protagonist? Besides adopting the Pokémon, he hasn't done anything. The training plan was created by the system, and he just copied it. The training intensity depends entirely on the Pokémon's self-discipline, and the competitions are entirely up to the Pokémon itself.
Extra chapter for dxm!
Why is it Little Teemo now? Isn't it General Teemo?
A large group of Ibrahimovic has arrived.
It was alright at first, but I couldn't stand it anymore. 1. With the system's support, Caterpie wanted to become Rayquaza, so why didn't the protagonist support it? He dismissed the Pokémon's efforts simply because he thought it was impossible—what kind of trainer is that!
The protagonist is relatively kind and has a lot of inner monologues. His overpowered abilities aren't too significant, and the writing style is naive with few flaws. He doesn't start out in a tragic world; he has both parents and comes from a well-off family. This is more suitable for readers who enjoy non-dark Pokémon crossover fanfiction.
I've been reading your books for quite a while now, so I'd like to offer a few suggestions. First, judging from the synopsis and content, Eevee will transform into the female protagonist in the future, but the male protagonist doesn't think she will become human.
The book was good, but the latest chapter disgusted me, so I dropped it.