Pokemon: The Road to Supremacy

It's alright, but it feels like there's no level system, so you can't tell the strength of individual units. The Pokémon world has teams, like Lance's Dragon Team and Granny Aki's Ghost Team. Teams have combo attacks; without combo attacks, no matter how many you have, they're useless. Powerful Pokémon can single-handedly break through enemy lines—that's what we're talking about with Champion-level Pokémon.

The premise is good; it's a power struggle novel disguised as a Pokémon story. Like other power struggle novels, it focuses on world domination, so war and territory development are the main themes, with other elements like character development and romance secondary. However, towards the end, I felt the setting became somewhat vague.

I've read a few chapters and it seems pretty good. You could focus on conquering the lesser spirits, because I've read too many books about spirits, and there's practically no one using spirits to conquer the world. It has war, spirits, and even some leisure time elements, which is quite good. The most important thing for a lord's development is having the ambition to become the world's overlord.

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The books on the subject matter are all good. I personally love Pokemon, so I recommend them to casual Pokemon players or those who aren't too deeply involved. For veteran players, this might feel a bit strange... It feels quite different from what I imagined, and the fan-made interpretations don't quite match my own ideas (lol). However, I'm not a writer, so I can't really comment, but anyway, I support the author (just kidding) 😏😏😏 Let's continue reading the following content.

The protagonist's specialization should be considered in terms of their future development path. For example, they could become a Dragon-type Elite Four member, a Flying-type fighter, or specialize in a gym, a school, or a research institute. They could also consider joining the Knights Guild or other similar associations or guilds.

It's well-written, but there seem to be too few main characters/spirits.

This is a very good book. The subject matter is quite novel, and the writing style is also excellent. It's very much to my liking. Author, keep up the good work!

The subject matter is good, but there aren't enough people.

The subject matter is very fresh, five stars. It's been a long time since we've had a new subject matter.