The Necromancer of the Pokemon World

I feel it would be more interesting if the theme were reversed: transmigrating into a necromancer in a fantasy world, obtaining a Pokémon system, and raising the undead under his command as Pokémon.

A Western identity, a Japanese worldview, and a Chinese cultivation-style writing style—it feels incredibly incongruous.

Current lineup: Zoroark, Froslass, Aegislash, Gengar, Blademaster, Mimikyu, Decidueye, Gryphon, Venusaur, Monkey King, Talonflame, Dusknoir, Lunala, Giratina

Why hasn't the Pokédex updated for the new Mega Evolution's abilities?

In summary, the Frankenstein's monster wasn't stitched properly; the stitching power was insufficient.

The subject matter is novel, but it feels like the author doesn't know how to write Pokémon stories. It's a bit strange. In terms of style, it doesn't feel like Pokémon, and it doesn't feel like a necromancer story. The H parts just describe a body and then indulge in some wishful thinking. You've mixed in too much personal stuff.

A writing style that's too different will result in a mess.

The premise was alright, but the writing turned out to be a mess.

It's somewhat original, but not much so; it's basically a Chinese cultivation story with a touch of Western fantasy magic, disguised as a Pokémon-themed transmigration novel.

I think we could design a Mega Evolution with three heads and six arms for Mighty.