Pokemon: A Life with Cheats

The plot is quite exciting but the setting inside is not very good. The protagonist travels to the world of Pokémon and uses a system to open a cheat device, just like a game. The main thing I don't like is that only four skills can be used in the competition. Although there are also games between competitions, it always feels weird and uncomfortable to watch. There is also the combat power. After reading the whole book, except for the fire-breathing dragon and a few elves who have arrived in the field, I don't know the other specific strengths. The book says that all those in the realm are weak (that's pretty much what it means), and then when the protagonist is sent to a parallel world by Arceus to stop Necrozma and is training in the parallel world, it is said that both Mewtwo and Charizard can evolve twice and are about the same in strength (the arrival of the 416th Champion). As a result, there is no Mewtwo among the elves in the protagonist's awakening realm later (455 consumption). So how come Mewtwo is as powerful as Charizard? Also, God X and God Y both have realms. Are you telling me that God Z doesn't have one? When the protagonist went to fight Deoxy on the meteorite, he said he had a domain, but it turned out that he didn't have one anymore. I don't want to say anything, you are the author, just be happy and treat us like fools.

The combat power level has collapsed.

It evolves so fast, it gives me the feeling of cheating and recharging money while playing games.

The pace is too fast, and the fact that the setting of a cheating device appeared in a fanfic gave me a sense of deja vu as if I was cheating on Pokemon, but overall it was pretty good.