Don't You Want to Travel? Too Bad, You're Going!

I read the latest chapter in one go. The pacing was slow, but it suited my taste. However, there were a few things I had to complain about: First, the issue of realism. The protagonist had already seen two Pokémon, and according to the news and what that Italian said, there must be many Pokémon entering reality. Even so, the protagonist still thought the game was just a game. Although a psychological explanation was given, it was too far-fetched. Also, it was mentioned before that the game could still be played even when the power was off. Come on, Pokémon have invaded reality, and the game is connected to another world, so why can't you believe it? The inexplicable delivery, the advanced technology, and the fact that the game could still be played normally even when the power was off—why were all these foreshadowing elements included? Secondly, there's the issue of Lillie's growth. First, let's talk about White Golem. In recent chapters, it feels like only Ralts and Primarina are present; White Golem, the protagonist's most compatible Pokémon with Lillie, is practically nonexistent. While it was mentioned before that obtaining the TM disc is necessary for it to become a battle unit, there should also be scenes of Lillie training or commanding White Golem in battle, and a development of compatibility should be established. Currently, these are the two biggest flaws. Overall, the novel is still good; keep up the good work, author!

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I want to see the main character breed Pokémon.

In short, it's not the player-driven strategy you're thinking of; it's more like a backstab strategy (which makes sense, since backstabs aren't popular anymore, so where would the popularity come from if it didn't adopt a player-driven strategy). Honestly, wouldn't it be interesting if there really was a Pokémon player-driven experience? Imagine a player controlling a 10-year-old girl who, within a year, goes from a complete newbie who just received her starter Pokémon to beating up a villainous organization, catching legendary Pokémon, averting a world-ending crisis, and finally becoming the Champion. Doesn't that sound incredibly cool? It perfectly matches my imagination of the Pokémon world.

Looking forward to Lillie's final battle to prove herself before parting ways with the player protagonist.

Could you please add Rukia as the female lead? #(Crying)

Having read over 300 chapters, I'd like to share some issues I've encountered. 1. Latias is not a Mythical Pokémon, it is a Legendary Pokémon. 2. Orudron Castle is not in Hoenn, but in Kanto. 3. Steel-type is not effective against Primarina because Water-type is resistant to Steel-type.

It's great, I love watching it, and I hope there will be more updates. Aside from the main character being corrupted by fate and the plot being interpreted solely as a game-related storyline that made me want to relive the experience and complain, everything else is perfect. ❤️❤️❤️

Does Shennong exist?

Fun fact: Gardevoir in Ruby and Sapphire isn't very strong. It lacks the Fairy type, and its Psychic type is only effective against early Fighting-type gyms. Before evolving into Gardevoir, Kirlia's stats are extremely low (you know what I mean). If you want a tanky Gardevoir, its Speed ​​and Special Attack are lower than Kadabra, which can't evolve into Alakazam. And if you really want a Psychic-type Gardevoir but still can't defeat Alakazam, there's Metagross later on. You could say that Ruby and Sapphire Gardevoir is really just for looks.