A Background Character’s Pokemon Training Guide
路人男主在精灵世界的养成攻略
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 645k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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321Chapters
2.4kRecommendations
2.5kFans
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I'm a combat soldier!
Pokémon doesn't really have a stat system, and you've created these levels that sound like something out of a Chinese web novel. 😅 The review is better left unwritten.
The world of Pokémon is a semi-utopian one. Even without official starter Pokémon, many children befriend Pokémon in the wild without needing to acquire them. Many households even keep a few Pokémon to help with daily life. (This is widely depicted in the anime, showing Pokémon integrated into human work, production, and families, bringing immense convenience to the human world.)
I don't dislike dark fiction, but parallel world Pokémon stories should just die. The appeal of Pokémon lies precisely in its original world; parallel world Pokémon stories are just idiotic works.
They have better conditions and more talent than you. I just want to know how the author makes the protagonist win against these naturally gifted characters. Without cheat codes and lucky encounters, the protagonist's potential is limited.
The female lead dies, which is a bit melodramatic, and then the male lead is resurrected with that as his goal? Am I watching Pokémon? Oh well, see you later.
Keep it up, author! (Doge emoji)
I absolutely love the story of the poor, the realistic style combined with bonds and a touch of ecchiness. Author, I feel you're really good at writing realistic or dark fiction; don't give up on this style, keep it up!
No, this... Geodude is dead, Grandpa and Ayana are dead, this is too outrageous! 😭
The author's immediate priority is to find a way to reincarnate in another world, so that he might be able to see his family members who died long ago.
It's well written, but...
I think the author is too focused on the game itself; learning those moves seems pointless to me. Reality isn't like a game where learning skills guarantees 100% performance. You have to acknowledge that some weaknesses are innate. Trying to compensate for them with skills is a waste of a Pokémon's potential.
Keep it up, author! This is much better than "Bold Rat"! It feels like we've gone back to the poverty level. Keep the power levels consistent, maintain a down-to-earth approach, and let the protagonist progress step by step without sudden plot twists like becoming an apprentice of a Heavenly King or acquiring a divine beast. Aim to write 2 million words.