The Pokemon World’s Breeding Master
精灵世界的培育大师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 532k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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186Chapters
3.5kRecommendations
14.2kFans
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I came across this book based on a recommendation from a spiritual guru. I've finished reading the beginning, but I feel there are quite a few problems. I've also seen the author replying to comments, so I'll venture to offer my thoughts.
I should state upfront that I have not read the author's previous books. This book is clearly aiming to be like the spiritual master or Teacher Lu, but after reading it, it still has quite a few shortcomings. 1. The character development is flat, especially the Pokémon. In any Pokémon story, the main characters' Pokémon usually have unique traits, whether in personality or ability.
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It's quite well-written. Compared to the previous book, which was all about fighting, this book focuses more on raising Pokémon. Of course, there are still many battles, but daily Pokémon training makes up about 50%, Pokémon battles about 20%, and catching Pokémon about 10%. The remaining 20% is dedicated to writing about genius monsters like Red, Blue, Ash, Gary, Shinji, Raikou, and Teru.
After reading more than 10 chapters, here are some issues. The protagonist's attitude towards Pokémon feels like that of a tool. The emphasis in the beginning is too much on the breeder's overpowered abilities, neglecting the actual descriptions of the Pokémon.
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I'm eagerly awaiting your reading of the new book!!!
Please follow my new book, everyone! Your continued support is crucial for its future success! These days, recommendation lists and similar platforms really emphasize following the story, so please, everyone, follow along! Tuesday's data is especially important, as it will determine whether a stock will be recommended! Please also read the book you're currently reading! I express my gratitude at midnight!
Is there no female lead?
I've had enough. The fact that Pokémon has a female lead, and that Jirachi no longer has to sleep for a thousand years, is fantastic.
Does the main character have a female Ralts? She's very pretty and cute, right?