Pokémon: I picked up a reborn Eevee at the start of the game.

The reason why I abandoned that book and started writing this one is explained at the end of that book.

(P.S. I'm not the kind of author who writes two books at the same time, then abandons the first one after the second one does well. The risk of abandoning one book first and then starting another is quite high.)

What's with this inexplicable sense of pride?

In short, after many ups and downs, we have finally arrived at the book "Reborn Eevee" that everyone can get to know.

So, to reiterate, it's a pleasure to meet you all.

Thanks to everyone's support, Little Eevee has weathered many storms and successfully reached 5000 average subscriptions, something I never expected before Juice started writing the book.

Thank you again everyone!

My current goal is the author's agreed-upon goal of 6000 average views for [high-quality] content, and I hope everyone will continue to support Ibrahimovic!

Next, we'll discuss Ibrahimovic's present and future in several smaller sections.

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1. How much screen time will Eevee have?

All I can say is that I will at least write about 2023.

As an author who only has a general plot and no outline, it's a bit difficult to promise a word count range for the completed work.

Currently, I've written 62 words for the story, and the timeline has progressed by one year, two months, and three days, which I find quite satisfying.

If we take the Donghuang Tournament mentioned at the very beginning of the story as the starting point for the later stages, then there are still two years until that point, which, if we multiply it simply, results in 186 million words.

Of course, it can't be that accurate, but I estimate it won't be too far off.

So the final word count will be 200 million, which is also my dream—to finish a book with more than 200 million words.

2. Questions regarding the battle scenarios

Several readers have raised concerns in the comments section about the combat system, such as finding it visually unappealing and lacking in imagery.

Maybe I just don't have that talent. I've been trying really hard to learn from my idol, the Silent Giant, sob sob.

Or if anyone has any recommendations for well-written Pokémon novels about battles, please share them. I'll study them tonight!

3. Issues with the female lead

Juice is a very complicated matter.

No matter how you categorize them, there are only a few types: none, single, and multiple.

At most, we can further categorize the "many" into two types: imperial harem and stock speculation.

To be honest, I hadn't thought this through at the beginning, so when people asked in the comments if there was a female lead, I would vaguely say "female lead Eevee".

But that's just a joke. I'm nothing like those weirdo Fu Rui fans in the group.

So far, several female characters have appeared in the journey: Mingyi, Maxiu, Korni, Karuni, and now my favorite in this chapter, Sister Zhulan.

The characters they were portrayed in varying degrees of detail, but they were all characters I liked.

As everyone knows, Sister Cabbage has become a workaholic when it comes to Pokémon fanfiction, so I was afraid that everyone would get tired of it, so I didn't dare to write it during the new book period, and I'm only writing it now.

This doesn't mean I don't like Sister Zhu Lan. Sister Zhu Lan is the best! (voice cracks!)

Having recounted so much of my inner thoughts, Juice's current idea is to maintain the status quo, at most a little ambiguity, an unclear relationship, serving as a seasoning outside the main plot or a driving force within it.

Later on, there might be some minor chaotic situations.

What do you all think?

Or if you have better suggestions, you can share them here.

But I can't guarantee I'll adopt it.

4. Book title issue

Yes, everyone knows that the Feilu style or the Japanese light novel toilet paper style have become popular on Qidian in recent years.

The advantage is that it immediately showcases the book's highlights to the reader; the disadvantage is that it might look a bit...

As a newbie, Juice can only follow the crowd; being in the light novel section, she has no choice but to get involved.

Fortunately, I've finally gotten some recognition, and when I saw other Pokémon book club members recommending my book, they commented that the title was "cursed" and that they wouldn't click to read it.

So I'm thinking about whether I should change my name.

Actually, my initial title for the book was "I Really Didn't Want to Be a Kept Man by an Elf," which has a pretty popular format and matches the content of the book well. Plus, it could ride the coattails of the popularity of Kitagawa's book.

It's a pity that the words "gold digger" are not allowed in the book title and synopsis; I feel uneasy about it.

So, do you all think the book title needs to be changed?

If we're going to change something, what should we change?

Feel free to leave a comment here.

If the juice is adopted, a small reward will be given.

To claim your prize, once you see your book title has been selected, join the group and find me. Just send a screenshot of your ID or a screenshot of the comment.

(Disclaimer: The book title may not be changed.)

5. Happy New Year! Wishing everyone a happy new year in advance!

Life is destined to be imperfect, so I won't wish you all smooth sailing. I wish you all the best in overcoming all obstacles!

(This was stolen from Xing Tong's video; this is the first time I've stolen it, and any further theft will be prosecuted!)

Before I knew it, we'd already chatted for almost two thousand words. If only typing were this enjoyable!

Including this letter, today's number is about 10,000.

Enough with the rambling, time to get back to writing.

See you at the usual time, bye-bye!

Love you all, Juice

(Oh, and don't forget to claim the red envelope from the bonus chapter!)

Chapter 205 Sister Lan, no! (4k, 200 chapters, yay!)

October 3rd, sunny, suitable for exploration.

The town of Shenhe is located at the foot of the northern slope of Mount Tianguan, while the ruins, according to Cynthia, are on the mountainside east of Mount Tianguan.

If you're traveling on mountain roads, riding a flying sprite is naturally more convenient.

Before Xiaoduolong evolved, Xia Chen was unable to carry his flying Pokémon.

However, Cynthia has two: Garchomp and Togekiss.

So Cynthia lent Togekiss to Xia Chen.

Although the size was a bit of a stretch, it was still easy for the champion-level Pokémon to take off with Xia Chen.

Cynthia found it somewhat amusing to watch Xia Chen struggle to find a comfortable position to sit on Togekiss in such an awkward posture.

However, thinking that laughing at this moment might be a bit impolite, she coughed twice to suppress her laughter and said apologetically, "I'm sorry, my Garchomp doesn't really like other people riding her, otherwise we could ride together."

Xia Chen understood this; after all, Cynthia's Garchomp was bound to have some temper.

With everything ready, Xia Chen and Cynthia rode their Pokémon into the azure sky, bidding farewell to Ivy and Garchomp.

The ride on the Pokkis was much more comfortable than Xia Chen had imagined; it flew fast and steadily.

Furthermore, because Togekiss's flight does not rely on wings, the space on Togekiss's body is much larger than it appears.

Looking at it this way, the nickname "Airplane" for Pokkis is really not wrong, as Pokkis's wings are almost like airplane wings.

The little angel even thoughtfully released energy, creating a barrier to protect Xia Chen from the cold winds outside.

In a comfortable and reassuring flight experience, after just over half an hour, Xia Chen saw Cynthia and Garchomp, who were leading the way, begin to slowly descend.

We've arrived at the site of the ruins.

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Mt. Coronet is a very large peak that can be considered the representative peak of the Sinnoh region.

Even today, there are still many places that humans rarely set foot in, which is why this site was only recently discovered.

Outside the cave where the ruins were buried, Cynthia first sent Lucario, who possessed the power of Aura, to explore the way.

While waiting for Lucario to return, she introduced the creature to Xia Chen at the cave entrance.

"This place was discovered a month ago by a trainer who was training in Mount Coronet. He wanted to catch a Zubat and found this cave. There were indeed Zubats, but the number exceeded his expectations. He and his Pokémon couldn't handle them, and the cave entrance was too far away, so he ran into the cave. After many twists and turns, he found an entrance that was not naturally formed."

"The trainer couldn't find a way to enter the cave, so after escaping, he reported the place to the League. The League sent someone for the same reason, and in the end, they entrusted it to me."

Xia Chen nodded knowingly, feeling a little excited.

It turns out to be an undiscovered ruin.

When it comes to archaeology, the most exciting things are naturally the relics that are still fresh from the first time they were discovered. Xia Chen's curiosity was piqued even more.

However, a question suddenly arose in his mind: "Sister Zhulan, you said before that this ruin might be related to Xicui, how did you know that?"

Cynthia countered, "Do you remember what I said earlier about the characteristics of that era?"

Xia Chen obediently answered Teacher Zhu Lan's surprise test: "Yes, that was the era when the relationship between humans and elves changed. From then on, people stopped being afraid of elves."

Cynthia nodded in satisfaction before replying, "Although the League did not enter the ruins, they did conduct an investigation outside. They found some fragments that appeared to be ancient Poké Balls in the cave walls, which led them to conclude that the ruins were related to the Greenery."

After a pause, Cynthia said seriously, "So this exploration is of great significance because it may be the first historical site that has survived from the Green Washing period, and it may allow us to glimpse the secrets of that era."

While the two were talking, Lucario had already returned from exploring the cave.

"Luca!"

The dog nodded to Cynthia, who understood.

"Let's go, let's see how to get into that ruin."

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Although a group of Zubats and Zubats lived in the cave, Xia Chen, who was following behind Cynthia and Lucario, felt very safe and showed no sign of worry.

Scared?