[Alternate Pokemon world + battles + no overpowered protagonist + protagonist growth + bonds + golden finger (doesn’t boost combat power)]
Wan Tao transmigrated into the Pokemon world, thinking his passionate journey as a Trainer was just about to begin.
Instead, he discovered that this world was completely different!
Just got here, and I’ve already run into a poaching gang. I don’t want to die of acute iron poisoning, so I’m getting out of here right away.
What? Officer Jenny joined the poaching gang? Good grief, this world is insane!
Why are the Pokémon Centers and Pokemon Shops all gone?
Why are all the Pokemon here chasing people down and attacking them?
What do you mean no one can catch Pokemon anymore?
What do you mean I’m Nangong Wenya? Anyone I touch turns stupid?
So you have to defeat a Pokemon before you can touch it!
Got it! I’m Wen Tian and Wenya fused together!
To get answers and find his way home, Wan Tao had no choice but to set off on this very different Pokemon journey.
Humans who can use Pokemon moves, all kinds of villainous teams, and even Legendary Pokemon appearing along the way...
Little by little, he began to uncover the truth behind it all.
Watching it with another account, I can only say that the protagonist doesn't understand the power of group fights at all. The only group fight plot is in Suicune Town. Isn't it good to gather the purified Pokémon while walking and purifying to fight other violent Pokémon together? Like a snowball, if you can gather many purified Pokémon, you can ambush the villain and start a group fight. Instead of fighting alone all day long, you can also let the purified Pokémon defeat the violent Pokémon on their own, and then bring them over for the protagonist to purify. Needless to say, this will make it easier for the villain to target. It can only be said that if the protagonist is smart, even if the villain comes, he can hide it or prevent the villain from even bringing back the news. Overall, I can't see any highlight moments for the protagonist. His strength and wisdom are a bit mediocre. I can't see the poisonous points or the refreshing points. The protagonist seems to be stuck in a certain kind of thinking inertia and can't break free. This is a feeling of suffocation, similar to being surrounded by fog and air walls. This is a feeling as if you are in a game. It is more suitable for the plot text of the game, but it is not suitable for writing as a novel. One feeling is that the author is paving the way with the style of the Pokémon games, while patching it up with the look and feel of Pokémon animations. To sum up, it's not bad, at least it's readable, and it's suitable as food when you're short of books.
I think it's okay. I'll add a bookshelf.
Looks good so far?