Pokemon: A Legendary Investigator

I think it's well written. Most Pokémon fanfiction these days gives the protagonist a system, which I find incredibly annoying. Without that system, the protagonist is practically worthless. This book, however, does a much better job of controlling it. The protagonist's cheat ability is super-effectiveness, a power that already exists in the Pokémon world.

It looks good, so why isn't it popular?

You've been holding back a lot, haven't you? You've already reached 1.4 million words!

I've always felt that almost no one can live like a protagonist in a novel. The eeriness in the book might be like the dark side of society and the hardships of life in reality. Although reality is more complex, after reading so many novels, I think we should be able to see qualities like kindness, courage, and perseverance in the protagonists. Some say the novel had a bad ending, but I don't really agree. Shinpei's story didn't end, just like our story didn't end either.

It's quite good, but I personally don't like traveling with people, so I decided to skip it. However, the plot is quite original and worth reading.

It's great! Keep up the good work, author!

It's great, it's a pity that such a good work goes unnoticed. In my opinion, it's better than most Pokémon fanfiction on the market. Keep it up, author! 😘 The female lead is written in a way that is dispensable.

If you don't understand Chapter 1, read on to the next section (based on my guess). Official statement: "Since the temple wants to kill him anyway, let the temple do it. They know too many secrets anyway." The temple "researched and developed a plan to share with 'you,' on the condition that no one else is protecting him."

More than 85% of fan-made Pokémon.

To be honest, it's a pretty good Pokémon fanfiction, although the pacing gets a bit fast towards the end, including the ending. But overall it's still good, and the ending is decent. It's a rare and enjoyable Pokémon fanfiction.