Pokemon: I’m Just a Collector

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I prefer this kind of picture

Author, I don't know what others think, but I think you are right. The main focus of Pokémon is the bond between trainers and Pokémon, such as feelings. Whether it's Guisi, who has protected the girl for thousands of years, and Kyuubi, who continues to accompany her trainer after his death, or Xiaozhi's courage to jump into a volcano to save the Firebird, in response to this emotional evolution, he even had a back-and-forth with the Flame Bird. Even the bond between trainers, Xiaozhi and Xiaomao, Xiaozhi and Shinji are all very clear examples (Shuidi does not agree, a certain Hao is just a 🐶) and the bond between Pokémon (Sonic Dragon and Wrestling Eagle).

After reading part of it, I found that many people are talking about Shinji, and think that Shinji is better than Ash at elves? I'm very confused. Shinji only catches outstanding individuals. This is normal, but training the elves is completely forcing the elves to become stronger. It's not like Xiaozhi will work with the elves to find ways to become stronger. If he wins the battle, it's his own fault. If he loses, it's because the elf didn't work hard enough. He didn't even go to the elf center and let the elf endure pain as punishment. Is this better than Xiaozhi's treatment of the elf? Look at the little fire monkey released, and then just throw the scarred one on the side of the road, and then it has nothing to do with him? The injury to the little fire monkey was not caused by you, Shinji. He didn't even give him any treatment. If Xiaozhi hadn't taken over from behind, how high do you think the chances of the little fire monkey's survival would be? They also treat the elves as tools. Is there any difference between this guy and Gou Hao? Then he washed it hard in the finals, only to have a bunch of people brag about it? I already had a premonition that when the time comes, Gou Hao will bow and apologize, and then a bunch of people will burst into excitement.

Is it that the protagonist is too weak or the author loves to flatter Shinji and Natsu too much. When the protagonist conquered the electric shock monsters and Bulbasaur, his starting strength was so strong, his talent was so high, and he had plug-in support, but he was still a training war bean maniac. In the end, his strength was only about the same as that of an ordinary newcomer with ordinary qualifications who was given to Shinji by the protagonist and trained in a short period of time. It made him want to sweat😓. Nazi was even set to be able to mega-evolve with her bare hands, and her superpower suppressed the newly awakened Mewtwo. . .

. . . . . Treat Pokémon as collectibles and catch rare Pokémon. I really can't stand your little tycoon style.

This protagonist is a different kind of dog hao. . .

A family√

Big cheers for the author~

Don't write about female protagonists. Don't write about female protagonists in Pokémon stories.