Review Detail of TeetoBanditto in Pokemon- World's 'Strongest' Trainer

It will be hard to provide a proper review. After all I've managed to stomach only half of the first chapter. That's why I can't say much about the quality of world background, story development and such... Let's just focus on what I can say. Writing quality and character design. I consider both to be terrible simply from the sheer amount of BS I was able to witness in first chapter. In synopsis author describes MC as an insanely good player. Most people probably don't realize how much knowledge and skill it would take to beat Radical Red Nuzlock without loosing a single Pokémon. It probably isn't the hardest Pokémon ROM hack anymore but it's hard. So we have MC that is pretty much a pro. It rises expectations. Even more so, since author underlines that MC doesn't care much about Pokémon themselves, he cares about their power... and then the first few sentences struck! It turns out that MC spent 16 years in that world already. He is still unable to see Pokémon as anything else than tools (somehow author doesn't consider it MC faul). Also he trained only one pokemon. Which is Noivern. But he likes to dig. Basicly not what you would expect. That's what I consider to be a terrible character design. It's pretty common for authors to describe their wish fulfillment characters as borderline geniuses and then make them act like morons. It hurts to get your expectations betrayed anyway. I couldn't be bothered to read any further after learning this much. I will give avarage score for things I can't verify.