When Elves Invade, I Livestream My Travels to Revive the Gyms

That's exactly how I feel! I want to pack my backpack and travel the world on foot with my Poliwag, Torchic, Pidgey, Pikachu, Ralts, and Lapras! I want to visit every place where legendary Pokémon have left their mark, sit in the stadium stands with my Pokémon, snacking and drinking while watching various Pokémon battles, ride Lapras or fly to countries I've never been before, meet every trainer…

By the way, is anyone reading this...? If anyone is, could you at least let me know so I'm not playing alone? 😭... The only two comments are from bots, which is so disheartening 😭. Does nobody like this type of elf story...? Please give me some encouragement...

I feel the author was too hasty. When people are not yet familiar with Pokémon, you should be promoting how Pokémon can protect themselves and their families, instead of talking about Pokémon battles and competitions. Where do you think of those who died at the hands of Pokémon and their families? Pokémon tournaments are entertainment, a product of venting energy during peaceful times.

This setup is abrupt enough! It's hilarious! A mayor carrying a gun? It's ridiculous! And was there any punishment for this mayor? It immediately discouraged many viewers. Even if Venusaur had killed the mayor, or even if the mayor had been injured, or Eevee had been grazed by a bullet, it would have been more acceptable. But instead, he was shot (his marksmanship is truly impressive!).

Is this disgusting? Forcing a villain with a bunch of guns to cross customs into the country, then shooting in areas with large military forces, and then escaping – aren't you asking for trouble? My fellow fans, if you really want a villain like Giovanni, why not? Can't you write a slice-of-life story? Is it necessary to have a villain? Can't you write a slice-of-life story?

I'm feeling really upset and frustrated. I could skip several chapters and not subscribe at all. The latest chapters about the villains are my least favorite; they completely ruined my read. The reason I was following the series was because of the bond and trust between the protagonist and the elves—it was so well-written.

I couldn't continue reading after chapter 22; it was both toxic and awkward.

The beginning of these stories is poorly written; they jump right in with some kind of live stream... The protagonist doesn't even have a single Pokémon, yet they spend ages giving a lecture... It's actually inefficient and quite detrimental...

Thankfully, the first person the protagonist introduced the elf to was his sister, otherwise the protagonist would probably have had his head knocked off. Unknown, but possesses immense destructive power, causing casualties. Logically speaking, this is a ferocious beast. Before you insist on disliking this name, you should first tame an elf as a model to show others that this thing is tamable.

The appearance of Pokémon inevitably leads to war. The reason the world could coexist peacefully in the original world was mainly because humans, being essentially Pokémon themselves, felt a natural affinity for them. Even with this, war broke out. Humans cannot tolerate the existence of a race with equal intelligence, at least not one where Pokémon and humans are on the same level.