Pokemon: A Trainer Starting with the Six Forms

Author, female Ralts can only evolve into Gardevoir!!!

The plot is alright, but the six-style learning path that the protagonist plans for the elves is too rigid, isn't it? Each Pokémon uses Shave-Moonwalk-Fingergun. Completely disregarding adaptability, take Nidoking for example. As a heavy turret, Iron Block is clearly the most suitable, followed by Paper Art, but instead, they insist on training Shave and Moonwalk.

Sure, this kind of cheat ability isn't invincible. However, in that case, the training method for the Six Powers needs to be carefully controlled by the protagonist. Although many people in the One Piece world possess this skill, hopefully it won't become something commonplace in this world.

Keep up the good work, author! Don't reveal any information about the protagonist's six powers to other trainers, even if they become powerful. This is dictated by the title and theme; otherwise, the protagonist's character will be skewed. (Except for the side stories)

The protagonist only knows a few principles from the comics and yet he can teach the Pokémon to learn? That's way too easy.

It seems like the female lead was put into a vegetative state and bullied by the five major families for almost two hundred chapters. While these five families weren't exactly unscathed, they weren't seriously injured either. The protagonist didn't completely succumb to the dark forces either. Unable to handle the situation in Kanto, she ran away, went to Hoenn, changed her identity, and tried to act cool, but before she could even get started, even Shennong couldn't withstand it!

If Team Rocket in the original story used this selection method, where would all these weaklings come from? People who like dark stories are probably social trash who consider themselves buried.

Ah, I just looked at the author's previous books and realized that he had written about this six-style formula before, but he made the same mistake: he wrote it down and then forgot about it. I told him, but he wouldn't change. I suspect he hasn't even read the comments. He's written so many elf novels before, why doesn't he ever learn? Oh well, goodbye.

Chapter 105: The protagonist's mockery of the police officer's family was unwise. They hadn't provoked him; even if he disapproved of their actions, he shouldn't have made enemies, especially when those enemies were police officers' families! He was too arrogant before he even had much power—a complete failure! And he was hiding a Six-Style Cultivation Manual! The setup is also flawed.

Three months without any resources, leveling from 10 to 30 or 40—this is one thing for the protagonist, but what about everyone else? Does Elite Four need to reach level 10,000? And Team Rocket recruited and then wiped them all out—what's the point of recruiting them? They're a terrorist organization, not a psychopathic killer. Even assassin organizations need training.