My Goal Is to Become the Strongest Pokémon Master

I don't have much to give you, so keep up the good work. The author can only give you 5 stars; I don't have money to send gifts.

It looks pretty good, but it feels a bit... Unpleasant! For example, the later scene where a level 90 Charizard Mega Evolves and fights a level 70 Raikou, and it seems like it's having a really tough time. Even if your stats are good, you can't be 20 levels higher, right? It's like a Spirit Fighter in a fantasy novel fighting a King or Emperor—isn't that a total stomp? How come it's a back-and-forth battle?

I don't even want to give it one star 🤮 Author, you're really funny. Let's not even talk about Ash being the main character; I can barely understand how Blue managed it. His level 80 Charizard got second place in the Indigo League, and now you're telling me there was no point in throwing the game? Does that mean Blue is the real protagonist? Look at how badly his stats are messed up!

What can I say? Author, did you forget about the male protagonist's top-tier breeder abilities? Having him ask other breeders to assess how long it will take for the egg to hatch? It's ridiculous. Are you kidding us? Are you trying to be funny? 😁

Mega Evolution used more than two... Seriously, I'm speechless. Charizard and Dragonite, who were in a winning position, have been nerfed to the point of being severely weakened. They can't even beat a Baby Cup and still got second place. My blood pressure is rising! What's the point of Mega Evolution? Even if you can't protect it, just put it in Team Rocket. I'm truly speechless.

He knew about Mega Evolution from a time-traveling story, but didn't know Giovanni was the leader of Team Rocket. As a seasoned time traveler, he knew his childhood friend, Blue, liked him, and he seemed to like her too. He almost forgot about Kaoru at the Indigo League, she was just a minor character mentioned briefly.

Amazing! Is Xiao Lan cheating? She managed to catch up! I'm impressed!

Hopefully, the author won't introduce any aptitude systems in the next book. It's pointless to have aptitudes when there's already a system. I think it's better for Pokémon to not have aptitudes; let the system help Pokémon grow, and then add various ruins—that could be a long story.

This book keeps reminding me of Tang San. You know Team Rocket catches all sorts of Pokémon and even has trainers, yet you don't object and even join in. You stop poachers from catching them, but then you end up sending them to Team Rocket. Seriously? The author's values are all messed up. And the writing is a mess too. One minute you can tell a Pokémon's potential yourself, the next minute you can't and need Team Rocket to help you. I really don't understand.

The layout of the qualifications, status, and level descriptions is terrible; it's the first novel I've ever read that I can't stand because of the layout, even though the content is excellent. I hope the author can redesign this aspect better.