I Want to Become a Pokémon Master!

It's great! It's not a mindless wish-fulfillment story where the world revolves entirely around the protagonist, nor is there a massive crisis that only the protagonist can overcome (currently). There are foreshadowing elements that hint at the main plot (likely the main storyline), and it doesn't abandon the warmth and harmony that Pokémon should have.

It really feels like the author isn't writing a novel for the first time; the writing is solid, the plot is coherent and reasonable, and the balance between the main storyline and daily life is excellent. The romance between Xuanzi and Yiyi is also incredibly sweet. It's truly an outstanding Pokémon urban novel. I'm really enjoying it, so please update quickly!!!

It's incredibly good! I almost wanted to put the author in a dark room and make them update 100 chapters a day! The "golden finger" setting is great, giving me the immersive feeling of playing old games, but unlike some systems where power increases too quickly overnight, this one is fantastic.

I haven't finished reading it yet, but it's a Pokémon story that really suits my taste. The protagonist's starter Pokémon is Snivy (the tsundere Snivy never drops out of the meta!), Which is what attracted me to click on it. His second Pokémon is Charmander, which is quite rare—starting with two starter Pokémon.

This is a very good novel. The protagonist's "golden finger" comes from an exceptionally reasonable source; it's not a mindless cheat that makes the protagonist invincible. However, once the protagonist starts developing, he gets ahead at every step, providing plenty of satisfying moments.

Starfish, but the ceiling is set too high, so high that even with the protagonist's cheat abilities, he basically can't beat them. To put it another way, if Darkrai were a 4S, then the ceiling would be a 17 Pro Max.

I think it's pretty good, the world-building is complete, and the setting is well-developed. 👍🏻 I'll give it five stars. If the score is too low, I'm afraid the author will give up. Please don't do that! 😏 [Learned][Learned][Learned] I've finished the first chapter, and it's really good!

I've read 100 chapters and it's pretty good. It's a bit slow-paced, but the world-building is well-integrated. There are no mindless conspiracy theories, only purely kind Pokémon. The only downside is the sales figures; it feels like this book was never even recommended! 🤦

This is the most touching Pokémon novel I've ever read that describes the relationship between humans and Pokémon. It's truly moving, capturing the bond between people. The author's dedication to the historical and geographical world-building is also evident, making it feel like a real Pokémon world, seamlessly integrated with our own, rather than just a few strokes of the pen in other novels.

It's a very interesting concept, reflecting the author's own ideas, and not just one of those generic system-based novels. My only suggestion is to carefully balance the romance and career (combat) elements. The romance shouldn't be too cheesy; a more natural approach would be best. The combat scenes within this concept will definitely be very engaging, and I hope you'll write more of them to avoid wasting such a well-developed concept.