Pokemon: Storms over Hoenn
精灵宝可梦：丰缘怒涛
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
771Chapters
3.9kRecommendations
28.6kFans
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The book is good, and the plot is okay too. It's just that the author is too pretentious and artsy.
This book isn't popular because the author is too pretentious. They frequently describe seemingly sophisticated but ultimately meaningless and awkward dialogues, often stretching out at length. The protagonist spouts a lot of nonsense without explanation, just a slight smile. It's supposed to be profound and philosophical, but it's all meaningless. A few dozen words can sum it up.
Kyogre's Blessing. Mega Swampert.
I've read around chapter 150. I'll wait until I'm out of books to read more before continuing. The first 100 chapters were good, but I couldn't stand the part about setting up a school. There aren't many Pokémon, and many aren't even fully evolved, yet they're already worrying about the world, promoting education, teaching, and finding Pokémon for others. You'd think they were already Champions!
The author actually writes quite well, but how should I put it? It's too refined, lacking the exciting moments of traditional online novels. If online novels are like a side dish, only in the last two years have they barely made it onto the main course, then fan fiction is the smallest of those side dishes. Trying to prepare a side dish like a royal banquet might alienate those who originally enjoyed it (I wonder if the author understands this).
This novel is amazing; I can't even find a free copy online! 🤫
The biggest problem is probably the ending. I really don't understand how those two weaklings from Team Aqua and Team Magma could achieve their goal under the siege of the protagonist's team. There were over a dozen teams, including the Meteor Dwellers and Mountain Dwellers. The protagonist is a top-tier champion with a legendary title.
Images of the female lead (images from the internet, please don't criticize)
Water-type as the main element, with Psychic as a secondary element? After all, it's a versatile type, and it can also explain the cheat ability.
Well, the author's main plot is a bit off. A rookie trainer who has just debuted directly becomes a principal and teaches students, which is not a very reasonable plot. Moreover, the Chinese revolutionary ideology was to "accumulate grain, build high walls, and delay declaring oneself king." If you start reforming before you've even developed the necessary skills, it's a bit toxic. "
Is the female lead like that?