I Opened an Orphanage in the Pokemon World

I personally dislike it when the protagonist in fanfiction names their Pokémon. The reason is: in games, you can directly see the Pokémon's appearance when it's named, but in fanfiction, if you write the name, I have to think about what Pokémon it represents.

In the Pokémon universe, battling isn't everything! Ultimately, even champions or Elite Four members are just high-level employees in the league. In the Pokémon world, you can live without battling; you don't need to battle to thrive. It's just that Pokémon battling is more like a national sport in the Pokémon universe.

I forgot whether I saw it in a game/anime or in another novel. The principle behind trade evolution is to simulate the magnetic field during evolution, and Pokémon that require trade evolution in the wild are those that evolve in a special magnetic field.

The food system is somewhat dark. While the byproducts like the Lightweight Stinger and Slowpoke are edible, the Tauros beef is a bit of a grotesque joke. If I were to eat a creature, I'd say I like it because I like its taste. It's hard to imagine someone claiming to love Pokémon and then routinely eating them; it's like those crazy videos online where people film themselves expressing affection…

Does the author not play Pokémon games? In the game, League Coins are equal to Japanese Yen.

Well, after reading about 300 chapters, I suddenly couldn't continue. It's not that the writing is bad, it's just that the plot isn't progressing. The stories don't feel tightly connected, and the main plot isn't very clear. Is it just a continuous repetition of taking in and adopting animals? I can't even see where the book ends. It feels like the author can write forever as long as they want to.

In a world filled with various legendary Pokémon, these Pokémon can even transform into humans and travel around. The author adds: "This person has a mental illness, so abusing Pokémon is not illegal."

Judging from the beginning, this Pokémon story isn't the original Pokémon. The original Pokémon world is practically a utopia. Medical care is free, and they even send Nurse Joy to treat wild Pokémon for free.

Without the revenge plot, this kind of story would be really hard to watch. After all, judging from the plot, the orphanage would only accept more and more injured and abandoned Pokémon, so it wouldn't be surprising if the protagonist eventually becomes a special episode Dodo and tries to exterminate humanity.

I read a bit, but I felt there were still some flaws, so I didn't continue. It was too depressing and went against the original intention of a heartwarming story, and it also felt a bit padded. To be honest, I didn't find it particularly heartwarming; it focused too much on the bleak parts and had very little depiction of warmth.