Xiao Xi of the Pokémon World

Released on March 9, 2012? Is this a zombie apocalypse?

I was discouraged by the cultivation genre. Keep it up, author!

Fairies are versatile, capable of both support and offense, and each one is strong. My favorites are Keychain, Aromatherapy, Fat Sweetie, Sylveon, Ice, Ninetales, Gardevoir, Mawile, Altaria, Little Diamond, Tia Ray, Cici, Leeroy, Chloride, and Ribbon.

The protagonist seems incredibly overprotective, even giving away cultivation techniques to someone he's only known for a short time. Does the protagonist even understand Tatsuya? They only met at the Pokémon Center, yet he trusts him so readily. Human nature is easily tested; 😅 he might be betrayed without even realizing it. A disciple of a powerful family acting like a lackey!

I feel that naming the sprites reduces the sense of identification with them; it's more comfortable to look at them without a name.

After reading three chapters, I'm thinking of putting this on the bookshelf. I can't really get into it. To be honest, the initial Pokémon is a huge flaw; even Caterpie is more interesting. The native Pokémon are also a major disappointment; there's no satisfying element. The synopsis is off-putting.

I feel like the pig's feet are useless; everything comes from the pig's feet. Don't even mention the Dream Demon; the protagonist even got the Curse Symbol from it. Otherwise, how could it have the enhanced power of the Lucky Curse?

There should be people watching – the number of clicks changes every day, which makes me feel relieved.

Add the bookshelf first, then start reading at 8 AM.

A Pokémon fan fiction novel set in the anime world. It doesn't focus on Ash Ketchum; the protagonist isn't an orphan, comes from a wealthy family, and is a native Pokémon. The story revolves around the protagonist's journey to becoming a Pokémon Trainer and achieving success.