Becoming the Strongest Trainer with Little Darla

The book title is so bad it's like calling it "Little Dala". Your trainer skills are just outrageous.

Perhaps it's because those pseudo-legendary Pokémon, Lucario, Queen, Eevee, and various starter Pokémon have appeared countless times in other fanfiction that the author focused on Rattata, a Pokémon that I don't recall anyone ever writing about before. I feel the author has chosen a terrible start for themselves. I believe the choice of starter Pokémon is incredibly important for a Pokémon story.

I really can't accept Rattata. I could accept the story where the protagonist's first Pokémon was a Beedrill, since Giovanni had one, giving me some imagination. But I've never seen a strong Rattata. I could even accept a Caterpie, since Bug and Grass types are easy to raise early on. Rattata is Dark... I don't really like Dark-type Pokémon.

After reading the latest chapters, I initially thought there wouldn't be a female lead. But then this new character, Bumiao, appeared. Is she planning to live off a woman? She might as well just go out and catch Pokémon in the wild to sell; she could level up and make money at the same time. I noticed she only sold one Caterpie; why did she stop? One Caterpie is worth over ten thousand.

I'd love to see some ordinary Pokémon shine; I'm already tired of those pseudo-legendary ones.

Let's just say if we don't like Rattata, we don't have to read it, right? The author's name and the title are right there, so why are so many people still arguing? Pikachu's base stats aren't that high either, Ash still manages to pull it off. Anyway, I'm tired of legendary Pokémon, I want to read some fanfiction about regular Pokémon. There are plenty of books with legendary Pokémon, it's not hard to find, so why are you fixated on the author writing about them? 😖

This book is well-written. I've read many generic pseudo-legendary Pokémon like Charizard and Greninja, but this one shows a different kind of growth from ordinary Pokémon to powerful ones. It's like how Psylocke's Slug and Delibird can directly defeat legendary Pokémon, or how Giovanni's Beedrill can do the same. True trainers nurture weak Pokémon into strong ones... While it might require more resources, it's probably not as much as it would for pseudo-legendary Pokémon.

That's too idealistic; it's like watching a mindless anime.

Commands like "dodge" must be given by the trainer? Can't the Pokémon dodge on its own? And can a human's reaction time and speaking speed keep up with the Pokémon's battle pace? Why not train the Pokémon's ability to battle independently?

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