Pokemon: A Slow Life After Becoming a Farm Owner

My first reaction after reading the introduction was, "Our family has declined."

Since they went to Parthia, why not make a Parthian the female lead, like Popi? She's so young and already one of the Four Heavenly Kings; she has huge potential. How can anyone else keep up with the protagonist? 😏

Actually, I really want to write a book about grass-fed Pokémon, like Sylveon, Gardevoir, Greatsmith, Diglett, Milotic, etc., But I've only watched the anime, and I've only played the games Sapphire and Violet, and even then, I only managed to beat the gyms by leveling up. I can't memorize all the type balls and moves, so every time I think about writing one, I stop at the title and synopsis and then give up.

Hello everyone, champions! Most authors' motivation for writing is closely related to their sales performance. Therefore, I earnestly request that you all try to scroll to the last page and stay for a while every day. This will increase your effective reading experience. Trying to "feed" a book too long can really kill it. 😭😭😭

I don't even know how to describe how absurd this plot is. He wasn't particularly repressed before, but then he started making suggestive remarks about Cattleya, and then got caught. Then the protagonist suddenly feels wronged, puts on a show of force, and the other person starts to reflect and hesitantly apologizes. This is so inexplicable, I don't even know where to begin.

Cynthia is adorable 😊

It's that standard, stereotypical mature woman character, Zhu Lan again. Your book, Zhu Lan, just won first place! Her age and personality should lean towards youth and girlishness, not that stereotypical maturity. Putting aside whether it's plausible or not, readers are getting sick of seeing the same old Zhu Lan. All the other characters are well-written, so why does Zhu Lan turn out like this?

Pokémon

Is the female lead Sister Cabbage? 😍

Is it a single female lead or multiple female leads? Does the female lead include Gardevoir?