Global Spirit Trainers: I’m Already a Champion, and the Players Have Only Just Arrived

To be honest, it has a fantasy novel vibe with a supernatural sprite-like character.

Five million for handing over a late-stage Elite Four level Arrowhawk to the Alliance?

Are you kidding me, a Champion-level player? I thought I could quickly improve myself using the player's interface, but it turns out I still have to start from scratch and train my own Pokémon to battle against other players. It feels like a bait-and-switch tactic; I have the title of Champion-level but I'm actually still training my Pokémon all over again to slowly get stronger.

The currency inside looks weird.

The writing is too disjointed; the author doesn't understand the protagonist, doesn't empathize with them, and yet immediately jumps into the player's world.

It's written in a very messy way; it feels like the author can't quite grasp the nuances of the writing style.

Group number 642443554 Feel free to join the group to discuss any plot insights you may have.

For those who joined later, I suggest you first read Chapter 3, page 7. The Doctor (the native NPC in the game) gives out quests on the spot, using affinity points as rewards. If you find that acceptable, please continue.

This book updates around 11:50 PM every night with two chapters totaling 4000 words each. I would greatly appreciate your continued reading, as this has a huge impact on the book's recommendations. Thank you in advance.

I also love Blue Deviljho; it was the first Pokémon I leveled up to 100.