Pokemon: The Strongest Mercenary

That's great! Is the main character planning to specialize in Ghost-type Pokémon? Is there a female lead? I hope not; many Pokémon novels fail to attract readers because the female leads aren't well-written. I hope the author can persevere and update frequently.

Four stars for encouragement, considering how rare elf stories are, and how few are truly well-written. My suggestion: Don't make experience and level requirements so rigid, especially the early-game experience requirements. They're too high.

Not bad, but I think using them openly isn't ideal. I think openly, besides Decidueye, we could also have a Golem, and then an evolved Ninjagaly-Cleric and a speed-boosting Ninjamena. In the shadows, Golem and Decidueye can also be used. According to the game's data, Golem is a hidden Pokémon, rarely appearing in front of enemies, so others generally don't know the protagonist possesses it.

It's a very good read. The protagonist is cold and ruthless to others but very kind to his Pokémon. The character development is excellent, and he's good at learning from his mistakes and improving. You can almost see the protagonist's progress while reading. It also stays true to the mercenary theme. It seems like their combat strength has collapsed a bit.

The beginning was particularly good, clean and concise. I hope the author can maintain the novel's structure and prevent it from falling apart later on; otherwise, it will definitely be a masterpiece. The author's update schedule is also good, and I hope more people will follow along. (Although Pokémon has always been moderately popular, there are still very few truly high-quality works.)

Awesome, keep it up! I also have a few other recommended Pokémon here: Sableye, Chandelure, Broodwing, Woodpecker, and Monkeybane. And the Coffin of Death, the Nightmare

Yeah, it's really good. The protagonist is single-mindedly focused on becoming stronger, and I especially love his gluttonous nature (like, the kind of wild, all-consuming energy that he'll take anything from). There's no flirting with female characters.

It's alright, but I noticed the male lead is constantly working. Can't we let him rest a bit? Isn't he tired?

Isn't this just a reskinned fantasy tale of a powerful, overpowered protagonist?

The author should change the title. Stop calling it "Mercenary," change it to "After Rebirth, I Became a Demolition Guardian in Pokémon" 😂😂😂