what i can say about this novel? it's basically a pokemon xianxia journey, and i'm not kidding about that, has a lot of chinese cliche in this novel like: the guy how born with a poor potential but i have fortuity encounters and work hard to suppress the guy borned with better status and talent the ill of young mester is present in this novel too. apparently the pokemon are born with a a great arrogance and great sense of superiority of EVERYTHING ''weaker" than they. things like "how dare touche me humble form of life" or some of that bullshits And finally the cliche of the dog eat dog world where **** the berries and herbivorous pokemon they dont exist, here you are born to eat others pokemon meat (even if you are a buneary) kill and subjugate the weak and is it. although everything i said above this is a good novel with a good potential i personalty like it ( except the young mester pokemon part they suck), this novel is not recommended for who dont like xinxia but if you want to see a brutal pokemon novel with a no human MC and no op system trying to climb the power rank to be at the top, this novel is for you
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Well, I would say that Gibble and Charizard, whom you described as suffering from Young Master Syndrome, are the same in the original Pokemon universe, Gibble's prototype is literally taken from the lions as they live in a pride, one alpha, many females who hunt and the offspring of the female will remain in pride and males will be expelled in adolescence. The same situation is with the charizard, to whom you must literally drive into the head who is in your alpha and who is the subordinate, or you must earn his respect than realties other than brute force
and besides, this does not negate the fact that some Pokémon are born natural rulers of their kind, so their arrogance is justified for the most part
You haver a good point here but im still not liking this type of pokemon, is Just a personal taste.
