
Why Are My Pokémon So Adorable?
我的精灵怎么这么可爱
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
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The more I read, the more something seemed off. I checked the comments, and why did the author think it was right to avoid family resources, system puppets, and zero intimacy points? How many people could tolerate writing such obvious flaws and still believing them?
Having read up to chapter 30, let me address some issues. The system's problems are so-so, I'm too lazy to comment further. If you like Gallade, fine. As for Sylveon, you know you prefer females, so I won't say anything—to each their own. Why not use the resources you have? What are you trying to save? Suppressing the protagonist is completely unnecessary.
Gardevoir's initial form should be Ralts, right? How can an egg directly hatch into Kirlia?
Why isn't the orange cat the boss?
Having read over thirty chapters and considered other readers' comments, here are my thoughts. First, the "money-grubbing system." The author may have wanted to create a unique feature, but this supposedly unique system suffers from almost every major flaw in typical money-grubbing systems, especially the unusable hidden talent training direction, explained as "leveling the playing field."
It's a bit tricky. The authority to capture wild Pokémon isn't granted by the system; it's earned by the trainer themselves. You gain recognition through battles, and even Pokémon with a higher level (according to the game's mechanics) than your trainer can be captured (see the anime).
6. Became a system dog, how long ago was that style?
To be honest, the early stages were alright for someone like me with low tolerance for poison, but the Sinnoh and Dragonite storyline in the middle was truly terrifying. I wasn't even sure what the protagonist wanted to do. Aside from switching the beads with the system, changing his appearance and name, and then infiltrating Team Galactic, I was basically just an observer the whole time.
There were too many Pokémon captured later, it's impossible to write about them all. They became mere utility Pokémon. There were tons of legendary Pokémon, and they were too nosy. I haven't seen them write about things in their own region. Isn't there darkness and corruption in their own region? They're always causing trouble in other alliances. Why even write about the Eastern Empire?
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