Pokemon: Lord of the Sandstorm

It's great! The new concept and battle system are refreshing and different from traditional Pokémon web novels. For a Pokémon fanatic like me, it's like honey. Although the writing style needs improvement, it's still above average among its peers. With effort, it might even surpass the veterans.

The synopsis is decent, and the elf theme is quite novel, but the plot is a mess. Right after picking up an elf, the protagonist is immediately subjected to a clichéd, melodramatic hero-saves-the-damsel scenario. The worst part is that the protagonist is clueless, acting without considering the consequences.

This worldview is quite appealing, as few people have written about it.

If you were reborn into the Pokémon world, what starter Pokémon would you most want? (Please exclude legendary Pokémon, make some logical connections, and preferably choose one you can usually encounter.)

Chapter Five: The protagonist, originally just a fruit farmer, inexplicably offends a female feudal knight—the transition between these events is incredibly awkward.

The Pokémon skin, the Beastmaster core, and the Western Knights' system—it's a hodgepodge, like eating pineapple dumplings with ketchup using a knife and fork. People unfamiliar with Pokémon might enjoy it.

The Pokémon the author chose have very low popularity; I never even glance at them in the game. I only came for the Sandstorm team, but there aren't many strong Sandstorm team Pokémon. And they're even eyeing Dracovish! If you're going to write about Dracovish, why are you writing about the Sandstorm team?

The plot starts off like this 😐, with the hero rescuing the damsel in distress right from the beginning, right? That's too cliché.

A female character who's always by my side appeared just a few chapters into the game 😅

Aside from the Lizard, the other evolutions of these Pokémon are all quite good for farming.