Pokemon: From Learning Ninja Arts to Becoming a Trainer

Using Riolu to do bad things is like using Growlithe to poach, or like using a guide dog to bite someone in real life—it's simply impossible!

I haven't read many chapters, but like other readers, you really chose the wrong Pokémon. Pokémon like Riolu, Growlithe, Yorkshire, and Scorbunny have a sense of justice and would never help you do bad things or even kill people. You should have started with Bisharp, Kabuto, Crawdexter, or Scyther. If all else fails, you could have chosen Zubat, Seviper, Zangoose, Croagunk, or even that Centipede thing.

Shouldn't Wood Release be used with Bulbasaur?

Isn't Riolu very rare? A random assassin organization just gives a rookie a Riolu with good abilities and high talent? Author, have you even read Pokémon? And the ninjutsu setting is a mess. I read a book that also wrote about ninjutsu, but it was so much better.

I can't stand it anymore. The chakra system alone is enough to turn people off. The chakra system dictates that you first possess chakra, and then refine it using chakra extraction techniques, not that you cultivate chakra extraction techniques to possess chakra. And then there's more—the protagonist's chakra runs out after using the Three Body Technique, which means he's practically dead!

You can check out the official information. Choosing Riolu was a huge mistake. If you're going to create a protagonist who's detrimental to others and doesn't benefit themselves, why choose a Pokémon that can't possibly synergize with the protagonist?

Instead of learning and mastering transformation techniques, shadow clones, and illusions to enhance his functionality and facilitate missions, the protagonist chooses to learn fire jutsu. Is he trying to out-damage the sprites? I don't understand.

After reading about 30 chapters, let me share my thoughts. First: The author's world-building and level system left me completely confused. Also, the fact that a Pokémon's level 50 is considered Elite Four is a bit too low, giving the impression that there's absolutely no challenge involved. Second: The organization's hierarchy and personnel combat strength comparison.

Fun fact: Any living being with a brain is 100% conscious when suffocating; even the deepest sleep will instantly wake up. Besides, you're really amazing. Try it yourself and see if you suffocate if you bury your head in a pillow. No one in this world can suffocate to death without external assistance.

I feel it would have been better and more reasonable to replace the first Pokémon, Riolu, with a more common one like Machop. Riolu is a relatively rare Pokémon, after all. It just doesn't make sense for an assassin organization to give it to a newcomer. What kind of organization is this? They're so rich.