Pokemon: I Am the Master of Abilities

The author initially hyped up the protagonist to the skies—a graduate student of Professor Oak, a near-Champion's sharpshooter—but then he gets shocked at the sight of a single Pokémon, making the character development completely fall apart.

A fantasy summoning text disguised as Pokémon

It's such a pity that she actually went to the palace; I was planning to stick with it until the end. It's okay, I won't delete this book. I'll wait for you and see when you're interested in coming back to continue reading it.

The way you changed this feature... To be honest, people who play Sword and Shield don't really like fan fiction that changes traits, and people who only watch the anime probably don't even understand what traits are.

Pidgeot losing to Charmander seems a bit too far-fetched. Pidgeot, a top-tier aerial predator, evolving twice, can't even beat its initial form. It's clear the author really likes Charmander, but this is unnecessary.

This is mindless. They just write about the basics and keep adding basic bonuses, completely wasting the characteristic. Things like "Multiple Blazing Fire" are utterly useless. I think the Blazing Fire characteristic is meant to stimulate internal energy. Continuously training and cultivating to strengthen one's own energy allows one to reach a higher level through Blazing Fire, and then further enhance oneself through the combination of multiple characteristics.

Is this a preparation for entering the palace or something?

This "Slave King," with the added bonuses of Greatsword, Yoga Power, and the Anger Point, essentially increases his strength sixfold. After the "Telepathic Connection" skill is activated, it gains a speed boost, amplifying his speed advantage. Later, unlocking his sixth trait adds "Transformation Mastery"... Allowing him to temporarily change his attribute depending on the skill he uses... Combined with his original Bond Evolution, he's practically invincible!

Bro, can you please stop taking damage just because of your special abilities? It's so stupid! Why does the protagonist have to act so idiotic when facing weaker opponents? The battles are like a turn-based game!

First of all, the ability is a good cheat code, but you didn't use it well. For example, it's fine to put Huge Power on Beedrill, but what's the point of Multiscale? Like you said, even with high defense, a squishy creature is still squishy. It's better to maximize its offensive power and kill it in one hit.