Pokemon: From the Start, Laying an Ambush for Cosmog

Please reveal your star ratings, they'll scare me to death!

This protagonist's personality is truly appalling, even more obsequious than a sycophant. He tells the elves to change their habitat and then transplant them into the elf space, but when he sees his girlfriend, he just takes out an elf and gives it to them. Did he even consider the elves' feelings?

A first-level genius sect leader? Are you giving sect leader level too much credit?

The first female lead was somewhat understandable, but the rest of the cast included a bunch of female leads unrelated to Pokémon, with awkward names. I checked and they're from other anime, which I've never even seen. Why even include them? They're toxic!

The protagonist only thinks about women, who blindly throw themselves at him and constantly engage in sexual activity; it's a harem story. The key element is that these are characters that exist in real life or anime.

New book: I'm a human in an elf, and the system exploded at the start.

One year as a Book Practitioner, two years as a Book Spirit, three years as a Book King, four years as a Book Emperor, five years as a Book Master, six years as a Book Venerable, seven years as a Book Saint, eight years as a Book God, nine years as a Book Deity, fifteen years as a Book Demon, twenty years as the Supreme of Books, and thirty years or more as the Master of Books.

Is the protagonist mentally challenged? A transmigrator with a system and a promising start would actually do something so risky. A mere aftershock of three legendary creatures fighting could easily obliterate him, and yet he dares to try and subdue them without both sides suffering heavy losses. Is he brave or just plain stupid?

Seriously, can you please not give away mythical beasts to others? Even if they're your own people, it's still a bit... Anyway, it's better to tame them yourself.

Do you think a mythical beast will obey you right after you catch it? 100% Capture rate doesn't mean it's loyal.