Pokemon: Maxed-Out Affinity Makes Legendary Pokemon Swoon Over Me

The subject matter of the book is good, but the protagonist is too naive and doesn't understand anything. It makes me tired to read it.

Madam, you don't want Shota to be bullied at school, right? You know what to do

Regardless of whether the protagonist is childish or not, people who read Pokémon fandoms all like Pokémon. The way the protagonist and the mythical beast get along is unacceptable, and it's not like there aren't any highly affable themes. Others write about harmonious coexistence, so why do you always dislike it? I didn't see you disliking Pidgeot Ratatara and the others at the beginning. Why did they all change when Suicune arrived? (ー_ー)!! Also, why don't you change their nicknames? If people want to beat them up, just rely on their favorability to do whatever they want! Eight years old, a child in a kindergarten in Chengdu, Xiaoyao's younger brother, a student at Dujuan School, or Citron's younger sister, none of them behaved so ignorantly. They didn't even recognize the little ratta who was the domestic bird at the door of their own home. Don't use ignorance as a shield, sometimes it will make people more disgusting.

To be honest, I am a little speechless after looking at the last few pictures. Just to limit the protagonist, the opponent's champion level and quasi-god level can almost compete with the second level god. Your level is too high.

I just read one chapter and decided not to read it. I feel like the protagonist looks like a fool.

Didn't the protagonist come from time travel? Why does he look like an rz?

It's okay if you say that the protagonist is not an innocent person who traveled through time. Or could you please make it clear how old the protagonist is when he time travels, otherwise I will think that the protagonist is an uncle in his decades who is pretending to be young and sexy. I really feel like I'm more mentally retarded than a little retarded.

The writing is okay, but the first impression is that it is for xxs, and it seems a little embarrassing for adults.

Look at the introduction. Is this the ultimate enhanced version of *Hao?

The IQ of an 8-year-old is so innocent at one moment and so mature at the other. How did the author do it!?