Pokemon: The Core Trainer

The legendary Team Rocket player, Giovanni, had the knowledge, the resources, and considerable talent. This combination allowed his Beedrill to defeat Lance. What did the protagonist have? No resources, no established knowledge base, and he even collected Pokémon with weak base stats. His confidence was largely due to some kind of cheat code.

I didn't just pick this pen name randomly. If you're interested, just post your name in the discussion area, and I'll count it once a day.

Author, I had some thoughts after reading the introduction. Take a look: Gallade, whose core skill is Swords Dance The Thousand-Faced Sniper, whose core skill is energy gathering. The Flame Queen Lizard, whose core abilities revolve around highly toxic substances and poisonous gas. Master Itachi, whose core skill is seeing through things Snow Fairy with charm as her core.

This is absolutely outrageous, with all sorts of illogical settings. It's just a secret realm, yet everyone jumps from Elite to Elite King in an instant? That's just too ridiculous! And it's not just the protagonist; all the members of those powerful families jump from Elite to Elite King.

I've given you all the tickets for each day. Keep it up, my giant carnivorous flower! Root, absorb, vine attack, Wood World descends!

To be honest, apart from Victoire and Golem demonstrating the core training methods, I didn't see anything else. Beedrill has two needles in each hand. Is it really a good idea to use a slashing or bare-handed slashing technique? That's not slashing, it's smashing. Since skill fusion, I've hardly used my gun skills, which is actually a pretty good fighting style.

Honestly, this training is really toxic. Training is always a gradual process, but starting with such high-intensity training right away will ruin your body.

Having read over seventy chapters, it's starting to feel like a harem novel. Could any readers who have read the later parts please give me a spoiler? If it is indeed a harem novel, I won't read any further.

I wanted to make the protagonist incredibly powerful, but he just felt like a commoner throughout the story. His cheat ability was useless; everyone else had near-god-like abilities and high potential. The protagonist had to be incredibly calculating and manipulative, which was frustrating.

It's definitely a heavily modified elf novel 😅 It's so addictive!