Pokemon: Slowking Is the Real Trainer

Slowpoke

The concept is good, but this is probably the author's first time writing a book. The protagonist's characterization is weak, with overly exaggerated and erratic descriptions that make the attempt at humor awkward.

Little Chrysanthemum

This book is unreadable; even the Slowpoke has become anthropomorphized.

I was initially interested, but the content seems a bit too padded. Xiaoju ate three chapters in one meal. With the beginning like this, I don't even want to think about how padded it will get later.

Seeing the dishes that constantly elevate the protagonist's novice chef level left me speechless. The author really wanted to write a logically sound book. They could have appropriately highlighted the novelty of the original world's recipes, instead of using phrases like "I effortlessly reach the pinnacle of the Pokémon world."

Is there any update coming? Author, please give us an answer!

What happened to the coyotes mentioned at the beginning of the article? Did they vanish along with their original owner?

This is too sloppy. It took you several days to finish just one plot point. You're being way too slow, and the updates are so infrequent.

Emmm Is this a food article you wrote? Author: I think I am