[PM/Pokémon Sword and Shield] I'm Going to Be the Boss of an Evil Team, Anyway

(This book won't be launched. Here's a brief explanation: After thinking carefully about how the Pokemon world is structured, I noticed a problem. Capitalists exist in its world, but who are the proletariat? Who is being exploited? Once I had my answer, I no longer had any reason to write this book, because the exploited class is actually the Pokemon. From this perspective, high-income Trainers also make their profits by exploiting Pokemon. To achieve communism in the Pokemon world, you'd have to unite with Pokemon and launch a Pokemon liberation movement. That would inevitably lead to the kind of tragedy Team Plasma caused, and it doesn't fit the feeling I love about Pokemon stories. So this book won't be launched. I can't convince myself otherwise.) Unova Region has Team Plasma, Kanto has Team Rocket, and even Alola has a bona fide evil organization in the Aether Foundation... So what does Galar have? You've got to be kidding! Are you really going to call a group like Team Yell an evil organization!? The Macro Cosmos Group run by its capitalist chairman has fewer than a dozen characters in the story. Calling them an evil organization would be downright unfair! With these questions in mind, Lily and her Champion team transmigrated to Galar, where she became the only Trainer in the world capable of syncing with Pokemon. Her goal was to establish a resistance organization to oppose the Galar League: "Break the capitalist monopoly! Restructure the free market!" Did you wander into the wrong story? "Ahem, sorry. Anyway, the idea is to remove Macro Cosmos's excessive control over Galar, stop them from continuing to exploit Galar's energy, both now and in the future, and spark a revolution of independent Trainers!" This might not sound very Pokemon-like, but Lily thinks this is what she ought to do, what she must do. Shine bright, star of Galar. Only love and courage can pierce the gloom of eternal night. That's the golden spirit of Pokemon! 1. Lighthearted, really lighthearted. 2. The original gimmick was too overdone, so I changed the blurb and the central concept. This has no connection to my Alola story. 3. Battles and the Champion aren't the central themes of this book, but at its core, it's still an overpowered-protagonist story :) 4. You can say my writing is bad, but don't say the plot I worked hard on is clichéd T.T 6. Writing powered by love. I'll start whenever inspiration strikes. Theme: Uphold the spirit of Marxism even in a child-oriented otherworld! Expose the dark traps of capitalism beneath its ideals, ignite the flame of freedom in the Pokemon world, and change Galar's awful state of overexploitation and development! All of the above is total nonsense!