A novel inspired by Pokemon game, sure, let's see.MC is a trainer that regressed from his previous life full of failure, ok.Suddenly got the ability to evolve beasts by telling story.... wut? and all of them successfully evolved into OP beasts and become his loyal tamed beast? wut?Did you input cheat codes when starting this new game? And you expect it would be interesting?At least in Pokemon the MC starts from the bottom, and that what makes it exciting to play. The growth, the struggle, the adventure.You simply toss all of that out the window.Well ok, I'd throw this novel out the window too if I could.
Honestly, For me, Sci-fi is a whole new genre. But Definitely, this book got me hooked on it. I havent gone much far but I loved the book already. Good work Author.
When he had gotten out it was already night time as there was no lights upon the streets it was pitch black darkness, however it didn't bother him, soon he had arrived at the Pirates makeshift headquarters.
Returning to American literature, perhaps the best example of publishing smoke-and- mirrors, Ernest Hemingway's renowned The Old Man and the Sea (24,191) is generally referred to as a novel. However, it was first published in its entirety in the Sept. 1, 1952 issue of Lifemagazine, and in many ways fits the definition of a story better than that of a novel. It is clearly focused on one main character, Santiago, the old fisherman who is unable to catch a fish, and one main conflict, that being Santiago's need to land a big one. No matter the label -- short story or novel -- The Old Man and the Sea is truly an American gem worth studying.
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