Pokemon Explained: I Created a New Generation

Nice!

The author's understanding and knowledge of Pokémon is close to 0,

Skills and attributes are written randomly, the combat power system is broken, and the effects of skills and moves are unknown.

The subject matter and characters are okay, but the plot is too stretched.

After reading a few chapters, I lost interest in reading. The protagonist should be invincible and fearless, instead of saving Mu Wan'er all the time. Wan'er was killed and Wan'er disappeared. I was really speechless. Moreover, the main character is a stupid young straight man who is still doing other things. It's very annoying for you, a time traveler and a Pokémon seller, to keep appearing and have nothing to do with Pokémon. No point in withdrawing

How to say it? It's really hard to comment. I've read so many novels and this one is really ugly.

Not good

Why is Rayquaza so good? He is also a mythical beast after all. Even 30 people can't defeat him. If only one destroys it and dies, it will be solved.

It's crap. The author has never seen Pokémon at all. Even if I don't read Pokémon, I know more about it than the author.

It made me laugh so hard. The protagonist is Rayquaza's biological son. He also likes to be deceived and has unhealthy views.