Pokemon: You Asked Me to Be a Teacher, and I Became Champion?

There aren't many plots about being a teacher and teaching, and the previously written challenge to the gym to record video teaching has not been implemented. I don't know what effect an American kidnapping the protagonist and hastily receiving a lunch box would have on the plot. I only know that what I'm watching is not a teacher, I'm watching the ultimate good-hearted guy who gives away Pokémon Ultra for free. Why? Because he is good 👍

Updated to Chapter 67, it is a very novel Pokémon parallel story. Li uses mission points to exchange for Pokémon and paths that already exist in the game. To reality. And there are mythical beasts, and there is a desire to keep reading, and want to know what is next. There are also combat skills. Hope it continues to be updated. According to this line, it should be at least 600 chapters. Five stars! Basically non-toxic!

It is recommended to write down the number of points. The positioning of the system is a bit vague. There is a game world and teaching. I suggest that the description of the system be more detailed. The points given during the live broadcast should be quite a lot. But later, I still kept saying that I was short of points. I did not do the gymnasium or post videos online as mentioned before. The background of the protagonist is also quite unclear. It is said that he is the top pick, but the Pokémon he has trained does not only have to be redeemed by the system, such as Tutu Dog. I don't understand the points acquisition of the system. However, the overall description of the novel is still very delicate. The writing style makes people feel very comfortable. I hope the author will continue writing 🍉

The three views are correct, but the protagonist's strength is forcibly suppressed. Anyone who has played Pokémon games knows that if you catch a Pokémon casually, it will be overrun, right?

Come on author, personally speaking, most of the people who like you like Pokémon, and most of the people who give you negative reviews like realistic Pokémon novels. You have to make sure whether you like Pokémon or novels.

It's pretty good, but it's a bit sparse. I hope the author can update it more, and don't end it badly.

There are a lot of poison points, but I'll get by with it

It's quite nice and comfortable to look at. The writing is also good.

Not bad. Of course I don't play Pokémon games. I don't know what you think.

Lock four? Why is it locked to four in reality? If the rules of the game were to lock it to four, it would be fine. But for you... Oh, it depends on the plot. Is that okay?