I Open a Welfare Home in the Pokémon World

The book is a bit like a mixture of ghostwriting and AI writing. The plot is generally coherent, but there are problems in each section. What has been said before seems not to be said at the end, or even the opposite. It seems like the two AIs were interlaced and spliced ​​together, and then they were slightly modified and put up. Although the plot is interesting, it is not recommended.

It can be classified as a pastoral life story. The protagonist spends most of his time rescuing Pokémon, and his activities are basically around Evergreen Forest and Evergreen City. If you want to watch a hot-blooded series, don't have high expectations. The plot does not deviate from the theme of "rescue". After Chapter 600, there are many situations where the word count is too low, and there are many chapters where "just this one" goes around the word count.

The writing may not be very good, but the characters' emotions are pretty good. This book is very comfortable to read. The author can try to write some emotional novels.

After all, the representative of the Buddhist genre, Special Water, has 2 million words to complete. The middle-aged and elderly author probably didn't write much and let Ai write it. He writes novels every day and chews wolfberries and can't finish it, so Ai can write it. This is the Buddhist genre.