Pokémon: Hoenn Rage

This is a time-travel Pokémon fanfic that was completed in 2023. This book uses the background of the Fengyuan region in the red, green and green version. The story mainly takes place in the Fengyuan region, and the story is set in the dark and turbulent years, as we all know Champion of the King is still growing. The overall style is more realistic and dark. The battles are mainly irregular field battles. The protagonist kills decisively and has a positive outlook on life. The interaction with the heroine is also okay. It can be regarded as a good way to kill time in your spare time. I personally feel that there are many controversies and problems in this book. First of all, the style of this book. I guess the author is either a philosophy major, so he likes to read philosophical works recently. Some of the text descriptions and plot descriptions are too literary, and the philosophical concepts expressed in them are obscure and difficult to understand. Without explanation, it is impossible to know what the author wants to express. Originally, Pokémon fan fiction is relatively niche, and philosophy is even more niche, resulting in a smaller audience for this book. The audience is smaller, and not many people can finish it. Secondly, the beginning of some plots seems rather abrupt, and every incident basically ends with the protagonist being injured. Although some are due to accidents, which makes this kind of plot that is easy for readers to feel uncomfortable becomes weak, but many times like this, it seems that the protagonist has been taking risks. For example, the sudden appearance of the Myth Hunters organization uses the gods of Norse mythology as their code names, which is a bit of a drama. Is there Norse mythology in the Pokémon world? It should be a setting, but I have to say that the crisis created by this plot is a bit forced. If you don't create another problem, the overall effect is good. The overall situation has been decided, but in the end, the person who was supposed to be killed suddenly faked his corpse. It feels like it is forceful to increase the crisis for the protagonist. Then there is the depiction of the heroine, which is relatively plump, but too strong in the portrayal. The depiction of the heroine was good at first, but in the later image creation, the heroine began to become jealous, and when encountering key events, she easily lost her mind and had negative effects. Although it can be restored through description later, once a bad impression is created, it will be difficult to eliminate it no matter how many subsequent depictions are used. Finally, the combat power collapsed in the later period. Anyone who can be named basically has king-level combat power. It can be said that the kings are gone. The final battle at the end is a bit forced and the battle process is a bit too violent. However, it is a relatively satisfactory ending, which is not bad. Another question that has to be raised is whether the male protagonist is a virgin. I have always felt that the Virgin is not a derogatory term. It is just that in some works, characters with the name or attributes of the Virgin have done some unnatural acts and implicated the meaning of the Virgin itself, which has been extended to the present. Of course, if I use derogatory terms here, I personally feel that she is not a virgin. What the protagonist does is not so much a virgin as a changer who wants to make society better within his own capabilities. Just to speculate, this is probably what the author wants to express. All in all, it is a fun Pokémon fan article that you can watch. If you can accept the setting, there is nothing poisonous about it. Again, I believe it will bring a good reading experience to some readers.

I can't understand what it means to be a Holy Mother. Isn't it the only way to be world-weary that you are not a Holy Mother? Although there are certain shortcomings in writing novels, it is undeniable that it is the pinnacle work of a fan. At least it is not inferior to the Bonding Saint and Mr. Lu. It is very comfortable to read. The author has also injected his own feelings. It is one of the few works of a fan that is thoughtful.

From my point of view, first of all, for a child around 12 or 13 years old, the plot of being a teacher and principal feels too rigid. I might want to add philosophical elements to attract thinking, but too many plots of this kind will affect the perception. Secondly, many plots are very embarrassing to watch.

In danger → Adventure (cheating) → Comeback → Unrepentant → In danger

It's pretty good as a beast-control novel.