Pokemon: Infinite Reincarnations, Leveling Up Through My Status Screen

It's pretty good. The protagonist adapts very well, and there's no plot where a wild Pokémon looks down on its own kind and insists on following humans. It matches my imagination of reincarnation. The first reincarnation as a wild Pokémon in the forest is quite interesting.

This is the best Pokémon story I've ever read. All the other Pokémon stories are about a guy capturing a Pokémon, making it his babysitter, and then falling in love with it—I'm sick of those. Keep it up, author! 👏👍

It's really good, the angles are quite realistic, I love watching it 🥰 Highly recommend!

Wilderness exploration is a lot of fun. I hope the protagonist won't be captured after rebirth. With the protagonist's abilities and the system's assistance, there's absolutely no need for a trainer, and they're not afraid of death in the wild. The protagonist can use their full power to slaughter any enemy that poses a threat to their life. The protagonist also grows quickly and is very cautious.

The first four incarnations were really exciting with their battles!! The second incarnation was the best. The fifth incarnation was a bit short, but still quite fast-paced. The ending was a little unexpected. That's my personal opinion.

This is the kind of story I really like. So far, the plot is developing well, the characters are all appealing, and the portrayal of Butterfree is also acceptable. It's also friendly to fans of the original anime, and the main character is great. If a female lead is needed, I feel Pokémon would be the most suitable for her. 🍉 I hope the author doesn't stop updating; I'm currently experiencing a Pokémon reading slump. I absolutely love this book! 🥺

This truly deserves to be called a masterpiece of Pokémon fiction. It differs from traditional Pokémon stories where trainers capture Pokémon and embark on the journey to become Pokémon Masters. It depicts the protagonist's reincarnations as various Pokémon.

I've read the latest chapter, and it's very well written. Personally, I think it has no major flaws. Compared to other novels of similar genres, the pacing is slower. Judging from the current progress, the first life should be between 200,000 and 300,000 words. I wonder how many words the author plans to write before starting the next life. @ Brothers, I was careless.

It's an exceptionally good Pokémon story, one of the best I've ever read. It presents the world from a unique Pokémon-drawing perspective, showing us the protagonist's adventures as various Pokémon. While it contains some tragic elements, it's precisely these tragic elements that highlight the poignant emotions between Butterfree and Pink in Butterfree's final incarnation.

The theme is novel and well-written, but I feel there are some issues with the details. Suicune is a level 2 god but is only level 70. According to the author, level 60 and above should be the Elite Four level. Is the level division above level 60 very detailed?