Great concept, the first 2 arcs were very well done, with actually good interactions and growth. Arc 1 was a smooth and gradual growth, showing off the novel in its beginning period. Arc 2 ups the stakes and pushes into an action filled arc with different gimmicks. Arcs 3 and 4 were less interesting, with both just being arc 1 but worse. Over saturated with unimportant character perspectives and no novel gimmicks. Even the world building is minimally interesting for these arcs. Recommended to read the first 2 arcs and drop, you’re not missing much.

Interesting premise, however a combination of weak opening and minimal interesting interactions leads to interest quickly being lost. The pacing is fine, but lack of overall sense of accomplishment makes progression feel lacking. Also, bantering system is overkill and ruins atmosphere (personal bias). Either have a system or a helper fairy, don’t mix them.

Starts iff quite strong, and lives up to title. Slow burner, close to zero action after the first couple arcs, goes straight from long school arc to training and another school arc.

Ok read, though MC feels too much like a psychopath sometimes for a random transmigrator. Has some good comedic bits, however plot starts to feel forced and artificial from reincarnation world onwards, as the stakes are non-existent and feels unnecessary. Last 30 or so chapters feels way too rushed, and everything comes out of nowhere. Decent read if you turn brain off while reading.

The MC is basically author’s self insert as Naruto, and his only goals are to get stronger and get every woman. The pacing is all over the place, the characters are butchered into caricature, and Naruto is a transmigrated groomer going after 12 year olds.

Very good work, though the final arc feels entirely forced and flows unnaturally.

Despite the title, there is actually nothing wrong with his pokemon. This a generic weak to strong novel, but the author uses a system as a crutch for the first 100 chapters or so before ignoring it completely, no more quests or stats. Biggest gripe is they don’t mention his senior’s name until 100 chapters in, despite her being the second character we meet.

Pacing is all over the place, character literally mean nothing other than to show how “smart” MC is when he doesn’t use his brain. Author self-insert MC, generic power fantasy with power boosts out of nowhere, whimsical system that directs nothing, and story sticking to canon for no reason.

Great novel, with steady power progression that doesn’t feel rushed or unearned. Romance sideplot is a bit of a slow burner, but still enjoyable.