Pokemon: The Strongest Trainer

What's good about playing Chilulian? It's better to play with snakes. Pull out the snake's venomous fangs and tease it. The angry snake bites it. The snake doesn't know how to chew. It only swallows hard. When the snake bites, it also wants to strangle the opponent. The body of the cold-blooded animal is tightly wrapped. It's cold on the outside and hot on the inside. The snake's scales keep rubbing and spitting out venom from time to time. It's moist, and the feeling is like two heavens of ice and fire. It's so tight. How can it be described as "exhilarating"?

The biggest loophole is that if the protagonist does not have the strengthening system, will his elf always be at the novice level? In constant battles, the protagonist's level is enhanced by himself, without any improvement at all? Also, do elves only look at potential, not race? You can't cross levels yet. For example, can a king-level fast dragon not be able to defeat a championship-level green caterpillar? The race is several times worse. Elves are not only judged by potential, but also by race. Potential only increases the upper limit of the elf level. However, the attributes of high-level race elves at each level are much more than those of ordinary elves. After a few levels, they can beat others.

Isn't there someone in Pokémon who is said to marry Gardevoir? Also, don't you think jackrabbits are quite attractive? And it is also said in the game that Plasma's N is the product of humans and Pokémon.

If you improve so quickly, you will collapse sooner or later.

As long as it's fun to watch, it doesn't matter how he writes it, why is he a eunuch?

He cut it as soon as he got into position. He was a werewolf.

I want to know if Pokémon have the same organs as humans? How did you get in?

The protagonist upgrades the strength of Pokémon. It feels like it is counterproductive. The strength is enhanced, but the control of the power is still the original strength. Instead of increasing the strength, it is better to enhance the talent or skill proficiency.

Why do the protagonists in novels always meet the shining Larulas? After catching them for dozens of hours, I didn't get a single one.

One thing I want to say is that in pokemmo, if you choose the fire element Charmander when you are born in the Kanto area, the hell difficulty is not the fire element in all areas.