I, the Next Dark-Type Pokémon Champion, Set Off Today

The lesson "Grandpa Aldera Shoots Down a Team Plasma Helicopter with a Poké Ball" from the "United Nations Gratitude" textbook. Grandpa Ardek, despite his exhaustion after returning from his visit to Sinnoh, sought out us, the Elite Four members, late into the night to discuss the League arrangements.

Black-haired Little Chrysanthemum

Bilberry

Why do you think Energy Cubes and Boofen are some kind of high-class stuff? Aren't these just cooking? You can make them by following a book, maybe the taste will be different. I think the high price of this stuff is mainly due to its shelf life and the fact that the flavor deteriorates after being stored for a long time; it needs to be made fresh.

To be honest, the author is pretty good at deleting comments. I just said the plot progression was a bit strange, and it got deleted. I see now. This book is mostly read by the author's long-time readers; there are very few Pokémon fans. I scrolled to the last page and there weren't even fifty readers.

This is the story of a somewhat talented trainer who overcomes countless difficulties to reach the top through his unremitting efforts. The protagonist does not have the invincible talent of Ash and Red, nor does he have the foresight, superpowers, or experience of standing on the shoulders of giants that protagonists in various fan fiction novels possess. It's a Pokémon fanfiction that's different from the ones I've read before. It's really good, author, keep it up!

It's a great book, but I think the reason it's not popular is the title; it's hard to find because it doesn't include Pokémon.

Advantages: 1. Currently, I think it has the best battle power among all Pokémon fanfiction. There are no messy power levels like in fantasy or supernatural works. There are also no ranking systems like aptitude or potential, but it still feels realistic.

I can't accept going Darkrai without Darkrai.

Cool Leopard and Blueberry