I'm Shinji, a transmigrator in Veilstone City.
My original plan was to go with a cold, power-focused playstyle, crushing everything with my six-Pokemon lineup and winning every match, until my Pokemon gave everything they had to win for me, and the first thought that popped into my head was, "How much damage should that move do?"
Damn, this isn't how the story is supposed to go! Help! The Pokemon on the League tournament field are waiting for my orders, and my opponent thinks I'm an emotionless tactical machine. But can somebody explain why the Pikachu across from me got a friendship bonus when it powered up? What's with all this talk about friendship and bonds?
Me? The strongest Champion? Let me tear up this cheat sheet, "A Beginner's Guide to Training Pokemon," stuffed in my pocket first...
Also known as "The Power Gamer and Their Daily Breakdowns," "Why Do My Tactical Notes Keep Falling Apart?" and "Shinji from Veilstone City Is Confused Again Today."
Brothers, if you have any favorite Pokémon or suggestions for plot advancement, you can tell the author.
Yes, the writing is good, and this book has great potential. , The last book I found was read by 130,000 people at its peak
There must be scenery, otherwise it will be too monotonous. 3% Should be about survival, 4% should be about fighting, and 3% should be about playing in the league.
Is the author currently only considering Pokémon from Kanto? Would you consider Padea? I hope that in the future, I can consider some Pokémon from Swordsman or Padea. Don't tame Pokémon such as Vine Snake and Croaking Frog. If I'm tired of seeing them, I'll get some unpopular ones.
It's okay, but does the author have a female protagonist?
I feel ok so far, looking forward to the follow-up
Not bad, the writing is good
Well written and beautiful