My Digital Pokemon Came to Life?

Why give away Zoroar? It came to join Shaymin, and you just handed it over, saying it wasn't suitable, lacked ambition, and would have to face legendary Pokémon later? That's ridiculous! Shaymin doesn't have ambition either, and you're talking like other Pokémon can beat legendary Pokémon.

Seriously, does the author even know what they're writing? I can barely understand Nemo leveling up the Steel Sparrow in just a few days after capturing it, since levels seem more related to combat power. The reason the Sparrow is so large is because it can't digest the power of the secret seasoning. Under these circumstances, it's reasonable for the Steel Sparrow to quickly master its "inherent power" under Nemo's training. But how long has the Grass Cat been with you? A month or two? How did you train it to Champion level? In the game, Nemo could train a team of Champion-level characters in a year, now it's one in two months? Genius math skills #(sweat) Especially considering the protagonist's cheat-like Evil Spirit only leveled up 19 in half a year, the comparison is too much to bear. Even if there's a reason for Evil Spirit's slow leveling, the difference between these two is at least six or seven times, not to mention that leveling up becomes increasingly difficult. Did the author just write this on a whim?

Keep it up! I'll subscribe to the whole thing once it's finished. I didn't dare subscribe last time during the 618 sale because your updates were so inconsistent.

I actually played through Zhu Zi and completed the storyline in Beishang Township. I felt that the villagers in Beishang Township weren't actually that unruly. After running around Wuli Village, the villagers accepted the truth that Egui Peng was a good person. It feels like the depiction is a bit too realistic. The main Pokémon series is a semi-utopian world, without so many troublesome things.

When a story is almost finished, it always has to involve some outrageous plot twists. Can't we just end it peacefully?

The biggest problem right now is that the main Pokémon's progress is really slow. Nemo can train a Clefairy to Champion-level (the Champion level in Padia is equivalent to the Champion level in other places) in just one or two months, while the protagonist's Pokémon would probably take about a year to catch up to that level. Although it took Nemo a year to grow to the Elite Four level, training new Pokémon would definitely be faster, but it shouldn't be this fast, right?

It's finished. Overall, I'm more satisfied than disappointed. The only downside is that the protagonist was written to be too invincible, becoming somewhat overpowered towards the end. However, compared to the giant Pokémon universe, he wasn't too overpowered. This book is well-written. The author himself felt there were problems, but after reading it, it's surprisingly good. The descriptions are very detailed, and the Pokémon simulation and training are very realistic. Recommended! #(Cute)

Is the protagonist still single or is he already in his teens? I've read over 140 chapters so far, and I haven't seen the main character's romantic partner yet.

What's the name of the new book?

Why have you stopped updating...?