Pokemon: Starting in Littleroot Town

I really dislike protagonists who talk the talk but don't walk the walk; let's not even talk about them in novels.

The protagonist is currently short of money and can take the following steps to earn money and acquire resources. ① Follow the path of the Grand Contest, gain fame, secure endorsements, and earn resources. With luck, you might even join the Grand Contest faction. ② If you take the path of the battle expansion zone, and have good talent, you may be able to get investment from Asia.

I thought it was just okay, quite bland. The main character was a bit verbose, and the story felt a bit padded.

Rainwing Moth pairs well with Emperor Naboo's overpowered abilities. With its Intimidate ability, Rainwing lowers the opponent's Attack upon entering the battle. While using High Speed ​​to dodge attacks, Rainwing harasses the opponent with moves, chipping away at their HP. Simultaneously, look for an opportunity to use Quiver Dance.

Don't be like Ash and start all over again training your Pokémon when you change regions.

Based on the author's description of the character "Slippery Sugarball," I think developing the "Water Play" skill would be very suitable. In fact, in the special episode, Water Play can be simulated as a rainy environment, which is good for Slippery Sugarball. I think it could be further developed into an offensive skill, since water-type skills are all about water, such as Surf. Water Play could also be a viable option.

Without a villainous faction, the only enjoyable parts are playing matches and getting slapped in the face after being looked down upon, which can easily become boring.

Liuliu Tangqiu

It's well-written; unlike other novels, the elves aren't just depicted as various data points.

Bogarman