I Have Countless Talents, All Thanks to Pokemon’s Support

This novel is poisonous. The protagonist's experiences along the way are either threatened or robbed. Anyway, the more I read, the more popular it becomes. I personally don't like the character very much. This character is too gentle. The dog protagonist is bullied along the way. It makes it seem like the whole world is targeting the protagonist.

Many chapters are very stiff and awkward to read.

The house is a poisonous spot, which makes people unable to stand it. Can't we let the protagonist draw a second-level god to give him some trump cards? [Facepalm] Just set it to be as powerful as an S-level eighty-two. It won't exceed the standard and won't be poisonous.

The Pokémon feedback is a bit interesting. I understand that there will be a limit of six Pokémon later, but I am speechless when there are some talent fusions that can be used later. Can't I only bring six Pokémon? I don't have the fusion ability to use it anymore. It's not rigorous at all. Maybe it's just an outline, and there isn't much plot description. I'm in a hurry to finish the book.

The world setting is vague, the Pokémon settings are wrong, the plot links feel intermittent, and the protagonist has many flaws, but others take it for granted. The previous book was barely passable because of the setting. I also read the first two hundred chapters and the finale, and this one only has about twenty chapters.

The protagonist is still at level 3 after such a long time, and the protagonist should be almost invincible in this world at this time. Turns out he is still a rookie. There are also a lot of ABCDs, and I can't figure out what they are.

If there was no plot about buying a house, I might give it a higher rating

Pokémon is mentioned everywhere, but there is no contradiction in replacing Pokémon with Warcraft from other novels with similar attributes. It gives people the feeling that after writing the outline of a normal fantasy training novel before, Pokémon elements are suddenly added, which makes many plot advancements seem very stiff.

It's already over 100,000 words, and the Pokémon given is a bit too long! Not to mention that they are all non-mainstream, but occasionally I will burst out and give some advice to quasi-gods. Come to quasi-gods early. Shouldn't quasi-gods be trained in advance as they are all late bloomers?

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