Pokemon: A Bunch of Daring Rodents

Seeing so many people saying Rattata is trash, don't apply game data to that. In the movie, Blue had an ridiculously strong Rattata, although it died unexpectedly. Who dares to say that Blue's Rattata wasn't strong? Don't nitpick game data; you can use game data when you play the game. It really depends on the environment and how you train it. (Please don't criticize if you disagree; I just want the author to stick to their own ideas.)

I stumbled upon this; another elf story? If you want to continue writing, I suggest you stop padding. I've already addressed most of the other issues in the other three books. If you intend to continue with another poorly written ending, I have nothing more to say.

I've read the previous elf novels, and I really liked the writing style at the beginning. But please, don't let it fall apart, especially the poor-skinned ones. The initial settings were really good, but I couldn't stand the later parts. Was this all written by the same person? If you're going to write, at least write properly! I'll give you all my daily recommendation votes!

The writing style is inconsistent, even after writing two books. Someone tells you a low-level character can't use a high-level tool, and then the protagonist suddenly becomes clueless and can't even remember the intermediate level. You write the Flame Emperor like a resentful woman confined to her chambers; when he can't teach you a skill, you just complain to him. Are you out of your mind?

I quite like stories with ordinary people, but this plot is just too ridiculous. He was ambushed twice by Zhou Yuan's father, and then during the third raid on Team Rocket, he managed to escape? The plot kills Zhou Yuan off, and then his father goes crazy and tries to trade lives with him, almost dying together. It's too forced and melodramatic. Of course, the main problem is the low intelligence of the supporting characters, but the protagonist's is even lower!

Rattata is such a weakling! Not to mention Pidgey, Spearow, and Zigzagoon, even Caterpie and Weedle are much more useful! Even if you catch one of Team Rocket's starter Pokémon, you can still use it in the late game! Ordinary people are not meant to wallow in self-pity or give up on themselves.

Why worry so much about team composition and defensive synergy? Even the top characters in the manga don't use any team composition strategies. This isn't a video game story; just write about whatever Pokémon you like. As long as the battles are exciting and logically sound, what's wrong with type disadvantages?

Radamanthys is really weak; it would be better to get a bug and a grass-like creature, which are easier to raise, evolve in three stages, and quickly build up combat power.

I won't comment on the Pokémon selection, since even a Beedrill can kill a god. But what was the author thinking when they released the game and then let Caterpie live only to have it betrayed? In this day and age, how can they write such a toxic plot? Is the author afraid of having too many readers?

I think Rattata is a pretty weak Pokémon with little potential. It's good for the early game, but you can just let it sit there and collect dust until you replace it with another Pokémon with greater potential.