The National Preceptor Only Loves Pokemon
国师只爱宝可梦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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510Chapters
3kRecommendations
1.8kFans
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After reading chapter 19, I couldn't help but say something. The beginning was alright, but things went awry after you met people. First, they treated you like a god, then the town mayor invited you home and treated you like royalty. After that, they treated you to a meal and then asked you to heal their mother.
It's really frustrating that the game uses Elven language. There are so many words, yet there's absolutely no communication with the Elven characters; it's just being used as a tool.
Xu Qun isn't the female lead, so many scenes featuring her are really making me want to kill her.
She was accused of being a scammer, yet she was still allowed to ride a dragon. Isn't the protagonist a little too easy to please?
World map
The protagonist seems to have a saintly quality. When someone asks for help, he's like a dog seeing shit, unable to refuse. But if someone asked him to die, would he do it? And he only collects one Pokémon of each kind—is this some kind of game collecting system? Also, the protagonist has system game abilities, but there's no leveling-up system; he can only level up by fighting monsters?
The most important thing about Pokémon is the relationship between humans and Pokémon, right? But there's absolutely none of that... And at first, I thought it was some kind of ancient Chinese educational story about Pokémon, a kind of farming/development novel... But... (￢_￢)
He took several women with him wherever he went after that. Whether fighting regular Pokémon, legendary Pokémon, going to war, battling enemy generals, or negotiating with the enemy nation's national advisor, he always had them with him. It feels like a show-off's attempt, but it doesn't depict any heartwarming interactions with Pokémon; it's just a bunch of pretentious stuff.
I've written nearly 14 million words and I'm still only level 3. Don't you really want to consider writing it from a different angle?
It's a great concept, why did you decide to scrap it?