The Trainer with a Switch

About the author saying that the world can still be black and white. There is also the matter of the Frost Milk Fairy. I would like to ask, is it right for us to watch pirated copies? The world is not black and white anyway. What can you do about piracy? I think the author needs to explain this issue. (All I read are genuine anyway)

So what is the author's name and what has he written? I'm a little interested.

First of all, congratulations to the author for continuing to update to more than 300 chapters. Then I would like to make a report on my feelings about the current chapter: The writing style of the first 200 chapters is very novel but not exaggerated. I like the imaginary setting of switch very much (maybe because I bought the switch for Sword and Shield and I have a sense of identity), but after 200 chapters, I have no sense of the role of switch and Pokémon in the composition of your article. And later on, many of your words can no longer be said to be off-kilter but excessive. The same goes for the emotional line. Without any foreshadowing, any girl can have a direct physical relationship? I suggest you read your article carefully and think about the meaning of writing it. What exactly do you want to express to our readers? What are the core values? And what is the reason why the more you write, the more you develop in the direction of the three vulgarities? As a reader who loves reading, I sincerely hope that the author can read this comment. Thank you ~

Frost Milk Fairy is really trying to persuade you to quit. You can be bad, but you have to be bad in a stylish way. The protagonist is just a little bastard with a bitch.

That loli who used bombs indiscriminately should not be killed and kept for the New Year? And ran to be a parent of naughty children🤭😰

After being put on the shelves, the level plummeted. . .

I can't keep chasing. Not to mention being in the water all the time. Everyone in this novel, especially the protagonist, has been hit by a mental shock. It's tiring to watch all the operations.

The world view always feels strange. The author's description makes me feel that conflict and death are a normal thing in the town. This world seems like the police and the army are just decorations. According to the author's setting, the town where the protagonist lives is not far from where the army is stationed, but it can be such a mess. It is difficult to imagine what other places farther away from the army will be like. It feels like a fantasy world of immortality, where human life is like a piece of grass.

The plot has gone off track recently. I feel like the plot has almost turned into an ordinary urban Long Aotian novel. And if you really want to read this while driving moderately, why don't you just go see Liu Bei?

If the description is not adequate, I have to write more heroines. If you can't write about the harem, don't write about it. It's uncomfortable to watch.