My Life as a Pokémon Trainer Is Definitely Not Going Wrong

Poison! I was taking a shower at home, and the door lock was broken, so I was watched. You can't blame the protagonist! Have a problem with not wearing clothes in your own room? The door was still locked, but the so-called sister broke the door and came in to see her naked body. Is this the protagonist's fault? Finally the protagonist was kicked out. The protagonist is not his father's son, but a dog, right? If it affects his second marriage, he will be kicked out.

The plot is too light, and the main character who keeps going crazy without knowing the plot at the beginning is really stupid and difficult to replace. Normally he has died several times.

I hope the protagonist's thinking logic will not be too light. For example, he locked the door in the bathroom at the beginning, and in his own room, so what if he was naked? Why would he feel that it was his fault and not the intruder's fault? Other than that, everything else is in line with the appetite, but it is too young, so let's raise it for a while first.

Shennong Index: Four and a half stars (poisonous) The family ethics in the opening chapter are invincible. The protagonist is kicked out of the house without logic without making any mistakes and misses the initial Pokémon (the description of the initial Pokémon does not appear until more than 20 chapters). In more than 30 chapters, the content is supported by systematic dialogue and psychological description of the characters. The main character is neurotic throughout the whole story. He has a tendency to complain, but he is not popular in Pokémon novels. He is neither funny nor eye-catching.

Does the author think that the protagonist has done nothing wrong but being kicked out is the right way to solve the problem? Still feeling peaceful but not feeling nothing at all. Rabbits will bite people when they are anxious. This does not mean that they have a peaceful mind, but any normal person would not be able to bear being treated like this.

Me. . . After a quick skim, the first Pokémon in the entire series appears in Chapter 24. . . . I withdrew. . .

Very good, you are a little fairy author. If you are good at boxing, I would not be surprised at all.

I have a suggestion, the system talks too much, it can be downplayed.

If you write about Pokémon well, what's the point of selling it like a sheep's head? I'm here to see Pokémon, not some Nisei Youth Story.

Originally, I thought the relationship between the protagonist and the system was a bit chatty in terms of writing, but why is it so strange that you have such a one-handed attack on the plot? To be honest, the introduction is quite attractive to me. The idea of ​​Nikki + Pokémon is something I haven't seen before, but with your plot, forget it.