Pokemon: Bound to a Trait System from the Start

As the author of this book, I want to clarify that all the Pokémon were obtained from real life. I did not acquire any Pokémon from the system. Furthermore, I wanted to describe the unique characteristics of each Pokémon, rather than simply collecting them and then ignoring them. At the very least, I will describe their personality traits. That's all for now, more will be added later.

Having read many Pokémon spin-offs, this one boasts one of the most diverse and engaging storylines. The author's balance between the exhilarating gameplay and the challenges faced by the protagonist is superb. (Although the number of Elite Four talents is slightly excessive.)

This book is really good. Both the plot and the character development are fantastic, making it very immersive. Ah, it made me download another Phantom of the Opera to play, it's really good!

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Aside from the romance, I think the writing is pretty good. It's just that why would the male lead like his childhood friend while also flirting with his senior? That's really a sore point for me. I feel like a single female lead would be better; otherwise, it's just so annoying. I'm dropping this.

While I don't want my first review on Qimao to be a bad one, there are just too many flaws to tolerate. First, I don't dislike harem stories, but the author's writing style for multiple female leads is really poor. Then there's the protagonist's eccentricity; none of his Pokémon are normal. He's either showing off or on his way to showing off. Showing off before he's strong is truly stupid.

I personally found it very enjoyable; I read over 300 chapters in one day and finished it in no time. I used to dislike Pokémon-related stories, but now I'm completely hooked. I hope the author updates more often; it's a bit too short. Also, the main characters' strength is quite normal, unlike other stories where they start with Mewtwo or something. This gradual development of the plot is great.

Keep updating! I'll give you a good review.

I've read several Pokémon books, and this one seems to be the best so far. Why is nobody reading it?

It seems like it's not a single-female-lead story. The plot is okay, but the girls are problematic. They have almost no interaction with each other, yet they're already said to have feelings for someone else. It's unbearable to watch; it's ridiculous. Xue Nai's storyline is practically nonexistent, and Ye Qingxue has had almost no development in all these years. It's truly speechless.