Pokemon: From the Start, I Have the Pseudo-Legendary Tyranitar

I wanted to laugh when I saw the sentence that there is no such thing as the weakest Pokémon, only the weakest trainers. Why doesn't the protagonist just catch a Magikarp in the wild and make it his main pet? He doesn't evolve and splashes in the water all day long. Why should he think carefully about which one to catch next and just go to the wild and throw Pokémon balls? What kind of quasi-gods and mythical beasts are he pursuing? There is no weakest Pokémon anyway, only the weakest trainers. (￣ε(#￣)~

Good guy, I originally wanted to order it all, but when I saw that there was no title at the back, I immediately didn't want to order it.

Brothers, has this book been updated?

The prices in the system mall are really messy. I feel like the author randomly sets prices without any basis. Everything the protagonist needs is very expensive, and if the protagonist doesn't need it, no matter how good it is, it will be very cheap.

I am also speechless about the fact that the protagonist in Chapter 102 refused the highly qualified elves given by the alliance. You must know that there are only five elves except the Water Lord Horn, right? Do you still want Suicune to play in regular games? Besides, wouldn't it be nice to have a highly qualified elf for free? It's unbelievable to reject it without knowing what kind of elf it is. Besides, it's not like the protagonist can't cultivate elves. Wouldn't he be dead if he cultivated a few more? I'm tired of watching those few elves fans go back and forth without fear of being targeted.

Shouldn't it be a relatively relaxed Buddhist type, or a quasi-invincible type? Why are there so many slow series and protagonist crisis series?

It's really embarrassing, so just smile a little, smile softly, smile lightly if nothing happens. I can't stand it, I'm so embarrassed

It was mentioned in the first chapter that there is no championship level, but then a champion who has been for 30 years came along.

I saw in Chapter 47 that Boss Cordora was going to kill the protagonist. I was really speechless. The destruction of the death light was from condensation to emission, from passing over Bangila to hitting the protagonist. I gave it a little more time, five seconds, and the light cannon flew for five seconds. Long enough? But those few seconds, boy. From the moment the audience discovered that the destruction and death ray was shot towards the protagonist, they not only reacted, but they were also able to express their opinions to their companions, who could also understand his meaning and respond. The King of Heaven is also the one who has a lot of inner drama. Author, please be patient and stop explaining... Psychological activities have been a descriptive method for more than ten years ago. Isn't it low? When I think about the scene you described, I feel particularly embarrassed. Katie* in front, the Qingyan God Lord or something like that is so fantasy-like and extremely embarrassing... You stopped the interaction at this time and it's not over yet, it's really uncomfortable to watch.

It's not that Qinglian's Earth Heart Fire is bad, it's just that there are fantasy things in the elf writing...