I Only Wanted to Be a Trainer

Having read the latest chapter, here are my personal thoughts. First of all, this book is of a certain quality; it's readable and engaging. I'm getting tired of Pokémon battle stories, and the inclusion of research elements is refreshing. However, I have a few thoughts, offered for the author's consideration. Firstly, the class system.

Is constantly suppressing the learning of other skills truly beneficial for future development? I feel like many Pokémon fanfics like to suppress evolution. Preventing premature evolution is understandable, but excessively suppressing evolution isn't good either. Meowth couldn't evolve because it learned to speak human language (I think that's what they said in the anime).

Let me preface this by saying this to newcomers in case of any mindless trolls: this book is a decent read, currently at a generally above-average level, and it's unlikely to be abandoned prematurely. From what I've seen so far, the author's setting suggests that this world's research and development are insufficient and somewhat one-sided.

I started subscribing and it was quite well-written, but it became very frustrating later on. The protagonist was always compromising and backing down, afraid to argue, and the attempts to show off and get slapped in the face were tedious. In reality, the protagonist's situation would be that of a university tyrant, especially since knowledge in the elf world can be converted into power.

It's always the same few people playing the clowns. Seriously, author, you should find some new characters to exploit, or just get rid of them altogether. It's so frustrating to watch. There's absolutely no logic to it. The protagonist has accomplished so much, and yet they think they can steal a PhD degree using a universal formula that hasn't even been researched or validated by the public? This contradicts the earlier emphasis on the difficulty of obtaining a PhD. 😅

Ideal author Real-life authors

Various instances of showing off and being slapped in the face—I never thought Pokémon novels would have this kind of thing, but this one does, and a lot of it.

I just realized these two names sound similar...

Repeatedly showing off, slapping others in the face, and drawing hatred.

The identification and summarization of characteristics can be considered a doctoral achievement. I don't understand whether the author has a follow-up or what they're planning. It's the same principle as the discovery by the Egg Group earning a doctorate. Now, it seems like it's just a small award, and even Giovanni looks down on it. I really laugh at Giovanni ignoring such an epoch-making discovery because the discoverer is just a small award recipient.