Pokemon: A New Path

Attention, potential readers! If you're looking for a fun and unique take on the Pokémon world, check out this fan fiction. It's a translation of a Chinese story that features a culinary twist on Pokémon training. I've personally edited the translation to ensure a smooth and enjoyable reading experience. While the original story may have had some inconsistencies, this version is clean and suitable for all audiences.

Stardew Valley (or any other farming games) + Pokemon in Paldea Region. I was disappointed by how buggy Scarlet and Violet was and I only had the will to keep going until I got Ceruledge, but this ff sorta made me want to pick up my Switch and do a replay. Just imagine Farming Game progression and add the Pokemon factor. Currently at chapter 38 and it's going at an alright pace, tbh for farming type ffs I'm more accustomed to a slower pace but the current pace is fine. Pokemon ffs that go for the farming route typically snowball fast so I hope the author can do well in controlling that in the future. Am currently enjoying the chapters so far.

Text wall at the beginning chapters (1-13) but gets better later, interesting read and i think it resembles stardew valley a lot, if the starting chapters could be fixed it would help alot

I would've loved to give this wholesome, heartwarming story 5 stars but I can still see a few inconsistencies in the writing such as mixing up the Pokemon occasionally. This is otherwise an amazing read if you like more slice of life with fantastical elements and a side dish of cooking! Would definitely recommend!

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This is the best pokemon story I've ever read. Most I've seen are those annoying 18+ and harem stories so thank you for making something sweet and heart warming.

Well nice pokemon fan-fic amongst all the existing ones but beware MC is a retard who basically transmigrated into a 20s boy ; was an adult in earth but now has a 12 year brain n thinks alike. As for eg, he went to a farming animal and pokemon shop but was surprised when being told that he was there to buy farm animals for his ranch by shopkeeper without any giveaway clue by mc. When he was searching ways for irrigating his field at large area and was sad not having to effort the machinery despite using the water pokemon. But when he was told abt that he considered that as a great idea. Although it a nice slice of life thingy , farming story upto where i had read but mc being retard and not thinking any straight solutions annoys me a lot . Unfortunately, not my cup of tea. But I would recommend it to read at once, might u bypass his ignorance n really enjoy the farming n slice of life aspects .

5 star rating before even reading it,...

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This is a very relaxing story to read, keep up the amazing job.

Great fanfic, just giving a review to show support.

I like it so I’m giving a review, its a fun slice of life fanfic.

its been a great start so far. I hope you keep posting.

Fried Frog's Legs recipe: Delicious fried frog legs! This simple recipe involves coating frog legs with cracker crumbs and cornmeal, then briefly frying them in oil for a tender and crispy treat. Ingredients: 24 frog legs, skin removed 1 cup all-purpose flour ½ cup cornmeal 1 (4 ounce) packet saltine crackers, crushed 1 tablespoon ground black pepper 2 teaspoons salt 1 teaspoon minced onion 2 eggs ½ cup milk 2 cups vegetable oil for frying 1 cup peanut oil for frying Cooking Instructions: Step 1. Rinse frog legs and pat dry; set aside. Combine flour, cornmeal, saltine cracker crumbs, pepper, salt, and onion in a large resealable bag; shake well to mix. Whisk eggs and milk together in a shallow bowl. Step 2. Heat vegetable oil and peanut oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. The oil should be about 1/2 inch deep. Step 3. Dip legs into egg mixture in batches, then press into cracker mixture until evenly coated. Place the breaded legs, unstacked, onto a plate. Repeat with remaining legs. Step 4. Lower breaded legs carefully into the hot oil in batches. Fry until golden brown, about 4 to 5 minutes on each side. Transfer to a paper towel-lined plate to drain. Repeat with remaining frog legs. Enjoy fellow frog eater enjoyers.