Pokemon: The Champion's Victory Road

To put it bluntly, it's a story about humans using traitorous Pokémon to slaughter and enslave Pokémon.

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The beginning felt a bit exaggerated. It's not unusual for a trainer to fight second or third-tier legendary Pokémon, but to go toe-to-toe with a first-tier legendary Pokémon is a bit unbelievable. Some might argue that Ash Ketchum was nearly killed, but that was after being ambushed without warning and surrendering his Life Orb. Besides, didn't you see the story?

This isn't just a case of starting strong but ending weak; it's more like starting strong but ending weak.

This is ridiculous! I've read around chapter 170 or 180 so far, and I've paid to subscribe to 80 chapters. The more I read, the less enjoyable it is compared to the beginning. Didn't they say the protagonist was going to fight against a first-level god, and then later they said Gengar was just like a team leader's main force?

There are three things I really want to complain about. 1: Human-regulated competitions allow you to use skills that endanger Pokémon's life? This contradicts their concept of Pokémon and humans coexisting. 2: The protagonist is a top-tier player, even if his lineage has been cut off, where did all that experience go? He's constantly being tricked and miscalculating.

First, let's address the inconsistent power levels throughout the book. Two hundred years ago, there were seven Elite Four members in the Eastern Region. To suppress the cover god with a single main team—what kind of strength is that? Aside from Liu Bo, Giovanni, and Akane, no one else could do that (Leon is too controversial to discuss).

Seriously, this is such a great premise, and the writing is passable, but the plot is just awful! You set the protagonist as almost invincible, then belittle the current competitions, and then this supposedly awesome protagonist loses every single match and performs terribly in some trashy game. 😓😓😓 It's not that you can't write an invincible story, but why did you even set him as invincible?

After reading chapter 241, I got increasingly confused. Lapras and Gengar were found too early, and they didn't bring anything significant. The reason for their transmigration was immediately revealed, so I suddenly didn't know what I was expecting. Was I hoping to become the champion?

Can a new author handle writing two books simultaneously? Is the author a full-time writer? The last book was on hiatus for two days; is this book going to be abandoned after writing the previous one? The last book seemed quite creative, just lacking consistency. If one book is abandoned, it's easy to justify abandoning the next one, but everyone needs to make a living; it's tough.