A novel as good as Pokémon Trainer from Zero

2025-01-26 07:50

There were novels similar to Pokémon Trainer from Zero: 1. He Knows Pokémon Better Than Me, Author: Three-Star Little Fire Dragon 2:"Master of Elf's Character", Author: Lover Musketeer 3. Pokemon's Supernatural King, Author: Mixed Meat Sauce 4."I Am the Minister of Justice in the Elf World." Author: Liu Wei Doesn't Want to Be Tortured 5."Elf: From the Journey," Author: Four-Horned Toad 6. Something's Wrong with My Pokémon. Author: Kitagawa Nanhai 7:"This Pokémon Trainer Is Too Strong", Author: May Was Slow Before 8: Pokémon: The Bold Mouse, Author: South Fence Lost 9:"Elf, But I'm a Breeder." Author: I'm Handsome and Makes Sense 10:"I'm Just a Commentator, Elf" by The Lost Rabbit 11: Let Go of That Pokémon, Author: Cycling Wind "This Elf World Is A Little Strange", Author: The Night Watchman of the Golden Theater Chapter 13: Everything Begins with the Yagu Beast, Author: The Cat on the Left and Right 14:"Elves: Fishing Man's Rainy Day Squad", Author: Solitary "Elf: The Insect-Catching Young Man Is as Stable as an Old Dog", Author: Our Knife "Elf: Not a Trainer, Starting from Farming", Author: A Fat Civet "The Great Exploration of the Elf World", Author: Bai Ze Ting Feng Elf: Buddhist Trainer, Author: Mother's Cutie 19:"The Elf's Insect-Catcher." Author: Spicy Bean Sauce 20:"I Open an Elf Nurturing House", Author: Hua Jianming The following is a detailed introduction of these novels: 1."He Knows Pokémon More Than Me": This "He Knows Pokémon More Than Me" is a very funny Pokémon novel. The author cleverly incorporated all kinds of memes, making the readers smile in the process of reading. Especially Teacher Ma's martial arts bear master and other scenes, it made people unable to help but laugh. However, although there were many memes in this book, it also led to an extreme lack of immersion. If you just want a happy and relaxing reading experience, then this book might be for you. Overall, He Knows Pokémon Better Than Me was a Pokémon novel that had more than 4.54 million words in its serials. Even though I couldn't continue reading after reading the first hundred chapters, its results were not bad. This shows that it must have its own outstanding points. Perhaps the plot, style, and overall feel of this book were very unique and could attract more readers. In addition, the author of this book also cleverly combined Master Chi and Billy into one, making the story of two souls in one body even more fascinating. This innovative element undoubtedly added more interest to the book. Overall, He Knows Pokémon Better Than Me was a delightful Pokémon novel. It had a humorous and sarcastic style as its main storyline. The early stages of the plot were consistent with the original, but the author was able to add new ideas to the old plot. This was undoubtedly a very rare talent. So, if you like cheerful writing and funny storylines, then this book is definitely worth reading. 2."Master of Elf's Character": This is a super interesting Pokemon novel. It's the best one I've ever read. Salted Fish King, Water Splash, Water Splash! 3."Pokémon's Extraordinaire Heavenly King": The legend of the Extraordinaire Heavenly King was spread in the Eastern Xia Pokémon Alliance. According to the news obtained by the newspaper, the non-staff heavenly king probably traveled between mountains, rivers, seas, caves, ancient towns, secret realms, and young girls 'skirts…He taught people about survival in the wild and the danger level of different areas. From now on, anyone who had the ability to become a champion would have to undergo fifteen days of training in the wilderness after the Challenger League. Only those who passed would become champions. However, the latter had nothing to do with Yu Zhou. Because he was the examiner. 4."I Am the Minister of Justice in the Elf World": Who said that the ultimate goal of transmigrating to the Elf World must be to become the champion of the league? As the craftsman of the elven world, I'm here to teach you what a dream master is! [Meow Meow: Why do the bullet comments call you the Minister of Justice?] Li Xing: "Let me make it clear. I'm just helping Pokémon fulfill their dreams." --------- This was the story of a transmigrator who started as a video blogger from scratch. 5."Elves: Starting from Traveling": A young man who walked out of Red Lotus Island. He was born ordinary and was an ordinary elf. He used his foresight to explore step by step, improve little by little, and make progress wantonly. Let's see how they ascend to the throne of a master... 6: Something's Wrong with My Pokémon: Something's Wrong with My Pokémon is a fascinating system novel that combines Pokémon with the real world and presents an imaginative urban descent story. The author's writing was excellent, able to bring the readers into the story and make them feel as if they were there. Although the plot was slightly flawed, the author's grasp of the rhythm was very good, allowing people to keep reading. The story's initial six elf tails and the setting of the supporting characters were very attractive. Especially the system settings. Although some of the missions were unreasonable, the protagonist could choose not to accept them. There was no coercion, which made the whole story more smooth. Although the book mentioned the addition of Race Points, the later chapters emphasized the addition of Ability Points. This setting resonated with the readers more. In general, Something's Wrong with My Pokémon was a novel worth recommending. Although there were some minor flaws, there were not many toxic points overall. It cleverly combined the world of Pokémon with real life, allowing readers to experience a different kind of excitement. From a low-level trainer to the stage of the World Competition step by step, this story was very attractive and made people want to keep reading. 7."This Pokémon Trainer Is Too Strong": An urban Pokémon novel. There are a lot of game memes, and the rhythm is cheerful. However, it is more difficult for non-gamers to read. 8."Pokémon: The Bold Mouse": An urban elven novel. The plot arrangement is relatively smooth. Although the protagonist's IQ is not very high, he still has a certain level of intelligence. In the early stages, the logic was self-consistent, and the teacher's elven pressure was new. 9:"Elf, But I'm a Trainer": Fusion World, not Pokémon World. Recently, I like to read novels about non-trainers. Harmony is the way to go. Let's just fight and kill. I don't feel like I'm in the game. 10:"I'm Just a Commentator of the Elves": The author said that there is no female protagonist. I just started watching it and it was so funny. The main character started a live broadcast and made videos. He explained the battle between elves and the science of elves. The exchange between the main character and the bullet screen was too funny. There are no poisonous points for the time being. I will comment on it when I watch more. I will hang it here first. "Let Go of That Pokémon": What's scary isn't the infinite style, but the infinite mainstream. The author has always wanted to write a brainless and cool article But I always ride on the road of joy and posturing 12:"This Elf World Is A Little Strange": Pokémon Doujin The title of the book was strange, but the content was good. Who didn't like the cute Pokémon? The main character was a high-IQ player who fought and raised both. The overall rhythm was good and the feeling was great. recommend 8/10 update The two female leads were fighting for power. Don't miss out on the ones that suit your taste. It was great to watch. 8.5/10 "Everything Begins from the Yagu Beast": New book: "I Have a Heaven and Earth Smelt" has been released. Welcome to read. The World Tree stood at the peak of the digital world, and the Emperor Demon was hidden in the Dark Abyss. The glory of the three Archangels had faded, and the Crystal Boundary Beasts would make a comeback. The digital world merged with the human world. A small figure named Zhao Jie and a Yagu beast began their journey. "Royal Knights, return! We're cutting trees today!" Introduction incompetent, new book opening seeking collection seeking recommendation. 14:"Elf: Fishing Guy's Rainy Team": Plot Introduction: Fishing Guy Yu Hai and his simple system transmigrated to a deserted island in Pokémon World, opening his path to survival on the deserted island. Looking at the mosquito coil tadpoles in front of him, isn't this the Elf World? Ah! I found a wild elf ball. That's great! Hehehe, I have tamed Wenxiang Tadpole! The story was about a fisher bringing his elves to pick up scraps on a deserted island, walking the path of emotional bonds. Of course, he did not accept everything with sympathy. He only accepted what was useful to him. If it was not suitable, he would spawn what was suitable! The title of the book is Elves: Fishing Man's Rainy Day Squad. [Status: In Progress (140,000)] Author Rating: Baole Baole Baole Personal evaluation of the novel: Interesting plot. The author's view of Pokémon is very intuitive. Although the function of the system is simple, it is quite powerful. It is equivalent to the attribute panel. You can check the sprite attributes in the sprite ball.(Some Pokémon are edible.) Personally, I don't think it is a poison point. After all, the onion duck comes with dipping sauce. It is understandable that there is no food on the deserted island. The chapter is quite heartwarming. At least the book is good. The author also pays attention to the words of the readers! Keyword: Pokémon #Fisherman #System #Desert Island Survival 15:"Elf: The Insect-Catching Young Man Is As Stable As An Old Dog": Sprout, recommended, V4 veteran author Description: 16:"Elf: Not a Trainer, Start from Farming": Although it's a new book, if you sign the contract and persist in writing it, it should be pretty good if it doesn't collapse. "The Great Exploration of the Elf World": Someone asked why it stopped updating. He had indeed read a lot of new books recently, but he felt that none of them were particularly unique. I personally like Pokémon. Remembering the Pokémon essay on the Power of Thinking. This was also true. The male protagonist's ability could change Pokémon. Speaking of which, I really don't like those who get a little elf and start from scratch. It was all ordinary daily life, like the language of a city. This was different. It was a good description of the adventures in Pokémon. 18:"Elf: Buddhist Trainer": Reward Index: The main character had a system. He could obtain Buddha attribute points by reading Buddhist scriptures or helping others complete their obsessions. He could use Buddha attribute points to add a strengthening template to Pokémon. The main character was a Buddha with a Buddha's Light. However, the elves he subdued were all spirits or elves that could evolve into spirits. There was no traditional template like adding points to aptitude. The method of subduing them relied on emotions and bonds. It was not poisonous (probably). Other than the possibility that there would be no more female leads, there were not many flaws. The writing was not bad, the plot was novel, and the points were dense, but the results were average. Overall, it was worth watching. "The Elf's Insect-Catcher" is a novel with an IQ that is worth reading. The story began with a young insect-catching boy and depicted his growth process. Especially Ikiki's big stingers, which made people look forward to the protagonist's big stingers surpassing Sakaki's. This book used elves as its theme, showing the value and voice of life. Through the efforts of the protagonist, the author proved that insect-type Pokémon could also be super divine, giving people inspiration and encouragement. Although the novel was finished, it was still a book worth reading. This book was a good choice for both elves and people who lacked books. On Jiangxin Peninsula, Xianlin District, Rongcheng City, a fairy forest breeding house that was converted from an orphanage gradually grew in Hua Jianming's hands. A group of brand-new (purple-red) little elves gradually flowed from the Immortal Grove Nurturing House to the world. A group of breeding house ambassadors with different styles grew up here, became strong, and walked towards the world. The stories between trainers and elves, the transactions between the Nurseries and the Alliance, and the collisions between the spokesperson and society formed a beautiful and cruel world. This book is based on the settings of Pokémon (elf) anime and game, and new elves from the Parthia region have been added. The main storyline was about the daily life of the Elf Nurturing House, which was inclined towards nostalgic farming, while the secondary storyline was about the spokesperson who walked out of the Nurturing House.