Grinding Traits in the Pokemon World: From the Start, I Have a Thunder God Pikachu

Giovanni was about to kill the protagonist, but instead of killing him, the protagonist wanted to put him in jail? And then Giovanni was rescued in the end?!

**They don't even need a system, or rather, they just wear a fart. This ability should theoretically be able to be directly transferred to another body, but instead, he had to transmigrate into the protagonist's body...

Stop dressing up as Ash! Every time I ask if the author will accept Hanako, he doesn't dare to answer. It's really pointless if they don't accept Hanako.

Bengbu is speechless. Ash beat Giovanni's main team in a 6v6 battle, even though Giovanni used the legendary birds and Mewtwo, and then lost to Ash. Then, at the Indigo League, you're telling me Ash beat Giovanni, but is still much weaker than the Elite Four? LOL.

Does the trainer get stronger together? If they don't, then it's pointless. If one move can take them down, what's the point of commanding them? It feels very unreasonable.

Please don't write Pokémon stories with perfect beginnings. Those have spineless protagonists, are slow-paced, and have tons of boring content. Some even have protagonists like Ash who have Giovanni as their father, or sword-wielding protagonists.

After reading the first few chapters, the introduction and plot development are minimal and seem bland. How could it become so popular?

It's a bit of a shame that Sundae was skipped over, considering that when she appeared in the anime, she made Ash, who's a straight guy, and Brock, who only likes older women, blush, which shows that Sundae is very beautiful.

Even if the author doesn't want to create human or beast-like creatures, or allow female Pokémon to transform into humans, please don't have females pair up. For example, females like Gardevoir, Milotic, Serperior, and Sylveon, even if they don't transform, shouldn't be paired up. It's enough for these female Pokémon to like only the protagonist.

The author is just venting their frustrations and emotions like a primary school student.