Pokemon: My Profession Refreshes Every Month

The practice of publishing first and then revising later is a terrible habit. Which author started it? Clicking on it really ruins the mood and gives people a disgusting feeling.

The daily life is so-so, there's no female lead, the battles are so-so, and the elf story isn't very exciting.

She pressured others (trainee trainers) to the point of collapse and forced them to resign, but instead of offering an apology, she continued to pressure the newcomer (the protagonist). The gym staff also let her continue without intervening. Then, after the protagonist beat Aoba into submission, Aoba cried a few times and that was it? He showed no remorse whatsoever towards others!

It started off well, but the dojo storyline, with each character individually developed, made everyone seem rather... Well, and the girl's storyline felt awkward, with the emotions portrayed somewhat artificially.

It's very well written! Both the daily life scenes and the character interactions are excellent. The Pokémon interactions and battles are especially exciting. Keep this up, it's guaranteed to be a top-tier read, and with a little more effort, it has the potential to become a legend!

The latest chapter's plot, where the villain uses a poison requiring multiple antidotes, is just so un-Pokémon-like! It's completely unlike anything I'd ever imagined happening in the Pokémon world. What is this? What am I even watching? Where's Nurse Joy? Didn't Nurse Joy exist in Galar before? It feels like the writing was forced to advance the story; it's so weird.

The bonds between people, the bonds between Pokémon and people, the bonds between Pokémon themselves! What's most appealing about Pokémon is this pure emotion! We're so tired of the simple monster-hunting and catching, the endless grind of legendary Pokémon dungeons!

Is it a no-female-lead series? Will there be no female lead later on? If not, then it's confirmed; if there is, then forget it. I really dislike anthropomorphic elves. 😰

It's well-written; different professions lead to encounters with different people and experiences with different things—a gem of Pokémon Daily Life.

The battle scenes could be improved, and the daily routines would be much better if they were a bit slower. Also, the protagonist should have the option to refuse the system's job, right? Think about it carefully, otherwise it would mean being a slave for life, wouldn't it?