[Pokemon, set before the events of the game and anime.]
Lei Zhe transmigrates to the Pokemon world, hoping to become a Trainer and reach the pinnacle of the world. But for some inexplicable reason, he gains a Bug-type Master buff, which means he can only use Bug-type Pokémon.
Isn't this a hellish start? Anyone who's played Pokemon knows how weak the Bug-type is.
Years later, everyone in the Sinnoh Region knows that Lei Zhe wants to become a Bug Pokémon Master.
Gardenia: Lei Zhe has loved Bug-type Pokémon since he was little.
Candice: I knew Lei Zhe's Bug-type Pokémon were strong the first time I met him.
Cynthia: My Garchomp doesn't win every time it faces his Kricketune.
Aaron: I think he understands Bug-type Pokémon better than I do.
Flint: Whenever I see Lei Zhe and his Bug-type Pokémon, I want to have a fiery Pokemon battle with him.
Hearing their praise, Lei Zhe forces a smile. "I really 'love' Bug-type Pokémon so much."
Chapter 12 contradicts the established rules. What happened to the promise at the beginning that commanding non-Bug-type Pokémon would reduce their stats by 99%? How about changing commanding to capturing them instead?
This is the first time I've seen a bug-themed story, and it's really quite good. Keep it up, and I hope it doesn't have a bad ending.
I haven't finished watching it yet, so I don't know if there's a romantic storyline. But I hope that Nagisa is like the female lead in anime, someone you don't have a romantic relationship with, more like a partner. Just hoping, hoping.
Chapter 13 mentions a limit on the types and uses of skills, which is a major drawback.
The writing style is excellent, and it's no longer the typical formula of challenging the gym leader and then the champion. I hope the author will maintain this style! ❤ (ɔˆз(ˆ⌣ˆC)(ง •̀_•́)ง Keep it up!
This book is excellent, and most importantly, it doesn't have Pokémon ranking systems. This better captures the essence of human-Pokémon battles from the anime. You can become stronger through training, rather than through level advantage. This allows for more flexible moves. Furthermore, it showcases some unique Pokémon moves that many people are unaware of.
If that yellow-skinned mouse can win the Grandmasters finals, why can't my Speaker Hero? [Think about it carefully.]
There aren't many levels, are there? [What?]
It's written okay so far, hopefully it won't get awful.
It's really good, keep it up, author!