The God-Tier Trainer

Having read up to chapter 84, my only feeling is that it's incredibly verbose. A single chapter on the beginner trainer exam has stretched to dozens of chapters, covering everything from preparation before the exam, the exam itself, and the final exam, culminating in failure!

The protagonist's intelligence is appalling. The author must be quite young; it was really embarrassing to read.

Four years old? They probably don't even know basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division yet. Eight years old would be more like it.

Drop this book; it's not suitable for seasoned readers.

The protagonist being invincible isn't the main issue; the problem is the dragging plot. Now that the protagonist's cheat ability is gone, it's actually frustrating. The author seems to have been influenced by the book reviews.

This book has too many flaws. First, there are too many typos. Second, there's too much filler. Third, the pacing is too fast—how many chapters have been written? Pokémon, Elite Four members, Champions! Fourth, the protagonist is too immature; after living in the infinite world for decades, he still doesn't know how to nip threats in the bud.

After reading a few chapters and looking at the table of contents, I felt there was too much filler, like a bottle of wax.

No matter how invincible Caterpie is, it can't possibly kill Rayquaza with a single String Shot; no matter how invincible Rattata is, it can't possibly one-shot Groudon with a single Raging Fang, right?

After reading the beginning, my impression is that the author doesn't understand the official settings very well and is basically clueless about the combat system.

What's going on? Why hasn't it been updated yet? 🤔🤔