
This Trainer's Pokemon Are Far Too Unruly
这个训练家的宝可梦过于跳脱
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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The earlier parts looked pretty good, but the Quartz Conference brought together some of the problems from the earlier parts. First of all, I strongly support fan fiction that imposes some limitations on the protagonist. There is no need for the protagonist's Pokémon to be invincible. There is no rule that Pokémon with average talent can necessarily surpass their limits.
Oh no, the card dealer and Pokémon have overlapping elements, and the author is really exploiting this!
Wow, it's both JoJo's Bizarre Adventure and Yu-Gi-Oh!, That's interesting, but only if I know the references. If someone doesn't know them or can't understand them, they'll find it confusing and won't enjoy reading it. The author should explain what the references mean.
Which big shot couldn't stand the author's downward spiral and bought him a daily reading guide (poisonous)? 😏
I read six chapters with great interest, only to find that the novel limits combat to four skills. If you can't accept that, you can leave now.
They want to give you a bunch of cheat codes, but they also need to find reasons to disable them or make you stronger slowly.
Instead of trying to become a champion over ten years, you might as well give all your golden touch to some kid catching bugs on the street; at least they won't be as bad.
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I'll just mention one thing: this book names the Pokémon.
Limiting the number of moves in a competition—using game mechanics as an analogy—is ridiculous in the real world. Who would care about such a rule? If true powerhouses heard of such an absurd rule, why would they even compete? Pokémon competitions? Even the most famous Pokémon novels never have any rules limiting moves...
No wonder I'd read this novel before but never followed it; it turns out you can only use four skills in a match.