Pokemon: Arceus' Champion

I read Arthur novel but this is my favourite 😊😊😊😊 i like the but these chapters are small

One of the best Isekai so far that didn't involve truck-kun. it goes far to beat my expectations and good plot so far. slow growth and development but the book could use a little more editing in the punctuation mark aspect. not much complain in the tense aspect but still 7.5/10

I don't find the whole "I'm talented, but you just don't know it" appealing. what's the use of being strong/having a strong talent if you are going to be walked over by everyone in the beginning? I will still give it a try, later, but I just can't find enjoyment in a novel where the protagonist struggles for no reason, after all, the journey as important as the destination, and for some even more.  I'll update the review after giving the novel a try (which will be in a few hours)spoiler of mushoku tensei here:Mushoku Tensei is the perfect example. He became the strongest but lost everyone and everything, so he went back in time to try and fix everything, and even then he still lost it all just for another him to not go through the same stuff he went through.

they follow me left to right,

"Kick, kid, kick!" Ares chanted.

I accede to her wish but first, I take her shopping, to pick a dress and a pair of shoes. She also has her makeup and nails done. Soon after, we hit Club Quilox, set in Victoria Island. Like a bird set free from its cage, Halim loses herself to the music and parties hard. This is the part of her I always want to see. We dance until I am too tired to move. I take her home and it's while I'm trying to tuck her in bed that she asks to cuddle.

They were locked in a power standstill. The queen was pushing her ice ability against Ferox inferno heat. When the white ice and red heat clashed together it created a fury of power unlike anything they'd ever seen before. Although Acacia was strong, it was not strong enough. In minutes the king will overcome her. Not if I have anything to do with it. Cassandra thought.

"What happened to my mom and dad?"