Reborn as a Little Charmander, I’m Contracted by the Champion School Beauty

It's good, but it feels a bit off, like a harem story. The main character is Charmeleon, and I don't understand why the other Pokémon are all female, including the trainers. Insects and bees (each evolution doesn't change their appearance much, but their body length and weight will increase) Insect bee Type: Bug, Flying

Fortunately, it's watchable, but sometimes you can talk to Charmander and sometimes you can't. It's not clear whether you can talk to him or not. In some parts of the story, you can only understand Charmander's general meaning, but in other parts, there are direct dialogues. Um, Vaporeon was found to have 18 attributes, and then that female villain's dad spent a fortune to buy it without even checking it? He just threw it away like that?

It's entertaining and fun to watch, but the main plot isn't very fast-paced. Every time a battle starts or you acquire something new, you have to check the character panel. Also, aside from the main character's team, the development feels unbalanced. Gardevoir seemed to have a strong early game, but its role diminished later, and its level remained largely unchanged.

The updates are fast, the plot is cleverly conceived, and the writing is excellent; I just don't know why the rating is so low.

Come, author, repeat after me. I solemnly swear: From this day forward, I will never stop updating. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will not play games or write filler articles. I will be strictly self-disciplined, cherish every moment, strive relentlessly, pursue excellence, forge brilliance, find joy in writing, and forge myself into steel, worthy of my readers, worthy of my…

Brother, just one more chapter, I can't take it anymore, please, just one more chapter, I promise I'll never touch this stuff again, please, just one chapter, I swear I'll never touch this stuff again, I just can't stand it anymore, brother, I'm tossing and turning and can't sleep, brother, please, just one more chapter, brother, just one more chapter, I can't take it anymore, please, brother, I…

Well, there are so few books like this, and this one is quite amazing. It's hard to find any flaws, because flaws are subjective and depend on each reader's understanding. I don't know enough about Pokémon's lore, so I thoroughly enjoyed it, but there were no issues with the everyday scenes. I thought it was excellent, with no mindless face-slapping, and even the villains had some brains.

It was already a high-quality product with a novel concept, worth four stars. But after not checking for two days, I noticed there were over ten more chapters added. I checked the update schedule and saw five chapters updated in one day and four in two days? This update deserves five stars, keep it up! 😘

This book has potential, but the Rayquaza section felt a bit redundant, and the bloodline aspect—whether it will be connected later—should be improved. These settings are quite interesting, after all.

It's alright, it's just a bit awkward at the beginning, but there are also some sweet moments. Advantages: Relatively stable updates, 4000 words per day; enjoyable combat storyline; invincible among opponents of the same level; and satisfying experience collecting orbs to increase strength.