Dark Lord? No, Please Call Me the Pokemon League Champion

It's either not overpowered or not at all; it's all about having an unbeatable, semi-behind-the-scenes style. A build where all stats are based on the character's encyclopedia level would be a breeze, even in a variety show.

It's good! The pace is relatively slow and light, which is exactly my style. There aren't any deliberately contrived face-slapping scenes (I really don't want to read that kind, it's awful 😢), and there aren't any lewd jokes or other descriptions of Pokémon that look humanoid (I've only seen that before, and in several books at that...

Honestly, it's fantastic. If it stays single-paired in the end, I think it has a high chance of becoming the next Professor X. I'm just a little worried that he might suddenly pair up with Hermione or another witch. The two IPs are blended very well, and the author seems to have planned out the plot holes that everyone was worried about before starting the book.

The film has a slow pace and focuses more on the integration of Pokémon and the world. The protagonist is clearly a very responsible person. Although his primary goal is to spread Pokémon, it's undeniable that he genuinely cares for Pokémon and Hogwarts students, and sincerely promotes equality among the four houses. He has great potential; keep it up!

It looks good, and aside from a few minor flaws, it's great. My main concern is the improvement of the rules, especially regarding Pokémon, the facilities surrounding them like breeding houses and Pokémon hospitals. They need to learn from CDs or acquire skills on their own during their growth, and their bodies require careful nurturing to avoid future health issues.

This was my first time seeing a fanfiction combining Harry Potter and Pokémon, and it was quite interesting. The plot was engaging but not forced, and the writing had a subtle feel to it. While it didn't immediately evoke strong emotions, it did create a strong desire to continue reading.

Honestly, it's quite interesting. The idea is great—merging Pokémon and HP together. To make them appear as native creatures in a reasonable way, the author found a breakthrough in Scamander from Fantastic Beasts. Everything is in the Ganges. Currently, the focus is on expanding Pokémon's influence to prepare for the birth of other legendary Pokémon.

It looks alright so far. There are still some parts that could be expanded upon, as long as you don't add any nonsensical plot points later on. I suggest revising the synopsis, otherwise people might think it's a pretentious face-slapping story.

A perfect score!!! This is one of my favorite Pokémon/HP hybrid stories. I also really like the similarity between Druid and Harry's relationship in this book, which is similar to Tomohiro's. Keep up the good work, author!

This book is quite good, but I personally didn't like it. To be a bit selfish, the protagonist is always alone with his Pokémon, it's all about showing off and getting slapped in the face – I've read too many bad ones before, a large portion of which involve dividing power, especially that clueless old man.