ENA Pokémon from Paul: My Journey Begins
开局真司送我精灵
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 746k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- 334 chapters
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If the Frightened Deer really doesn't want to fight, just release it or exchange it for one that shares your ambition. The protagonist already doesn't have much money, and now they're keeping such a disloyal spirit. This kind of cheating is really a waste of the protagonist's money.
This is a bit like Tang San; Shinji gives you an elf, and you go on a rampage belittling Shinji.
Let the main character pick up some items in the wild!
Normal types are pretty good. I suggest catching one with the Scavenging ability, since your protagonist seems so short on money... And a Stag like the third one, so reliable, could easily help you find things to exchange for money in the Enchanted Forest. 🤫
Putting aside the issue of Pokémon, does the author really think that only a few low-level Pokémon can serve as a Gym Leader?
The Frightened Deer couldn't hold back its skill concealment.
I was listening to the audiobook. At first, I heard that Stunning Deer was willing to start in the gym battle, even if he was involved in a match-fixing incident later. But he was still willing to play, and it's okay for him to like playing when he has an advantage. We can train him more in the future.
I couldn't hold back after watching most of it.
If you're having a difficult start, you shouldn't raise some Bug-type Pokémon first. Once your team's speed is built up, you can gradually replace them with stronger Pokémon. Staraptor is one thing, but there's really no need to raise that deer. If you want to become an Elite Four champion, the most important thing is strength. Being a slow starter won't help. 😅
Honestly, this book is really bad. A bunch of problematic characters, and it even steals the spotlight. I think if you continued writing, the sequel to your first book would be better. Your first book was quite good, just the ending was a bit rushed. You could have easily continued writing the later parts; after all, you didn't even finish your first book before it ended.
My advice is, "Everyone has their own dreams, and everyone can live a wonderful life." For those Pokémon that don't want to battle, ask them their opinions as soon as possible—whether to release them or trade them. After all, the protagonist is broke and can't afford to raise them.
All I can say is that I really enjoyed reading this book a few years ago.
I hope you can reply to me after reading this, thank you.
Here's a suggestion for the author regarding today's updated chapter. Regarding the Galactic Team, do you think anonymous emails are useful? As long as you can send it out, they'll know who you are, okay? It's impossible for an email to be untraceable. Firstly, you wrote in the plot that the poachers were abandoned by J.