Those Years I Spent in the World of Pokémon

Why did they have to make the protagonist's starter Pokémon a timid Milotic? It's cowardly and lazy, even cutting corners and skipping basic training—it's unbearable to watch. How can you rely on such a lazy and cowardly Pokémon in the wild? I remember the original owner died because of its unreliability, right? Can the author please stop this kind of plot or at least let it grow up quickly?

Isn't it common sense to use female characters in games? 🙂🙂 In CF, Counter-Strike Online, and PUBG, if you can use a female character, use a female character. They look good and seem slimmer, making them less likely to be hit. That's how I am. I'm not a pervert (I'm sure of it).

This was supposed to be a self-indulgent story, with a male transmigrating into a female body, a powerful mother, and a cheat-like ability. The premise was interesting, but it had many flaws, making you want to read it while simultaneously wanting to criticize it! First up is the starter Pokémon, Shiny Milotic. Its timid nature caused the original protagonist's death.

Playing video games, especially female characters, is like raising a daughter. It's much more comfortable watching my daughter's back view than my son's.

To be honest, the protagonist's thinking is a bit problematic. Even after witnessing the destructive power of Pokémon in this world, he still has the audacity to say he can catch Dialga, one of the three legendary Pokémon. Killer Bee might have a slight chance of catching Dialga, a god second only to Arceus, if you communicate with it or have a lot of legendary Pokémon.

Is it interesting? No, it's not interesting at all... At first, I didn't believe it either, but after watching it, I really felt it was toxic. The protagonist (before the time travel) raised his Pokémon from a young age, and when the protagonist (after the time travel) was about to die, it wouldn't even come out of its Poké Ball?! Was all that affection over ten years fake?

Why doesn't the female protagonist cherish money and spirits? The Swablu is a dragon and can even evolve into a Mega Evolution; if the female protagonist isn't short of money, why sell it to ordinary people? Judging from the environment described in the text, the Swablu would bring them disaster. Dragons grow slowly, and they can't afford the resources.

The author should learn from this.

The first chapter is incredibly toxic, bordering on self-deception! You've already fought someone, and you still haven't realized you're a woman? That's strange, isn't it? The voice you speak after waking up is different from your memories! Can't you tell the difference between a boy and a girl? Even if there are bad guys threatening you, wouldn't you notice your clothes are men's style?

It's all nonsense from beginning to end. There's no main plot; at the start, he talks about desperately wanting to go home, but now he's just aimlessly doing nothing. Milotic has always been cowardly and even betrays its owner, yet you treat it like a treasure. After hundreds of thousands of words, it still relies on the Gyarados given to it by the original owner's mother to show off. It's neither a proper show-off story nor a proper cowardly story. Did you even graduate elementary school? 🙂🙂🙂