Pokemon: I Team Up With My Past Self and Wreck Everyone

It's a really good story. The concept is really interesting, but there's one part that feels a bit strange. The protagonist is either defeating a large number of elves or saying that he treats them as real living beings (since he said that they wouldn't really die even if they were killed, which is understandable, but in some places it's as if the elves/people in the game world would really die when they die, which is a bit confusing).

I caught up with it in one night, so it's definitely a promising and high-quality book. The premise of the protagonist transmigrating into a near-legendary character and teaming up with a gender-swapped version of himself is very novel. The protagonist levels up quickly, and the other characters (such as the bonds between the Team Rocket trio and the character's growth and changes) are also very…

First comment, more to come later 😏 It's similar to the Gardevoir book I read. To put it simply: The battles are exhilarating. Narcissus adds to the excitement of the battles. (If the parallel gender change were to occur in reality, she'd truly be a woman 😏🤭) She becomes her own pet [think about it] [Later, the bond level is maxed out].

It's good. Most Pokémon stories on the market these days use the guise of bonds and friendship, but very few actually delve into the bond between humans and Pokémon. The climax is around chapter 30. As it stands, as long as it doesn't get abandoned and the author puts in extra effort, it can rival most Pokémon stories on the market.

The plot is quite engaging, though the opening chapters aren't particularly exciting, serving more as transitional sections to set the stage. Overall, the quality is at least above average, and it's recommended for those who can accept a Pokémon online game combined with the original storyline.

This is so good! I haven't read Pokémon fanfiction in ages, I'm so excited to see this! (Before, the ones I loved to read either got abandoned, stopped, or ended.)

It's a great read. It portrays Jiang Xiaoyu's inner growth along the way with great detail. As a trainer, how could she back down? 👍

It's well-written, but needs improvement.

Very good. Although it's not top-tier, it's good enough. I hope the author will update more often.

This is exactly the Pokémon fanfiction I've been looking for! It's so good!