Lake transmigrates to the Pokemon world. On the very day he sets out on his journey, a parallel-world group chat System arrives. To his surprise, all the members are versions of himself who transmigrated to other parallel worlds.
Super Hisuian Lake: I recommend catching Pokemon with your bare fists. That’s how I caught Dialga, Palkia, and Giratina.
Paldea Champion Lake: Becoming Champion is easy. First, get your Starter Pokémon, then beat eight Gym Leaders, and finally defeat the Elite Four and the Champion.
Psychic Lake: What good is training your body alone? You also need powerful psychic abilities: Teleport, Future Sight, and telekinesis. There’s nothing you can imagine that Pokemon can’t do.
Years later, on the Masters Eight stage, Lake tells reporters in an interview, “In short, you can only rely on yourself to get stronger!”
That's great. Would the author write about the experiences of other people in the chat group in several volumes?
The rhythm is relatively smooth, it does not overwhelm the combat power and does not drag out the plot. There are more descriptions of the bond with Pokémon and less descriptions of cultivation. After training (I didn't mention why I trained, I simply mentioned that I leveled up by beating the NPC on the roadside), I fought, our side went up, and we won. It cannot be said that tactics are completely absent, it can only be said that they are not the focus of this article. It is also a type of Pokémon novel. If you prefer this kind of article, you can read it.
Mark it, it's not bad, don't get confused
It's okay, but the author can update it faster, and it would be better if he updates another book more by the way.
Too little, not enough to watch