I have autism... as I'm sure many of you would like to point out, so I'll point it out here so we can get that out of the way.

Because Pokemon Let's Go isn't about ultimately pointless things like "gameplay", "difficulty", or "content", it becomes a game that people can play for any of their own reasons, instead of being constrained and restrained by simple game mechanics. I put those three in quotations because they do still exist. They are still in the game. But the game isn't *about* that.
I play Pokemon Let's Go for about 16 hours a day, every day... not including meal breaks, bathroom breaks, and nap breaks of course. To many of you this maybe sounds like a lot of time... especially considering the game can be "beaten" in that amount of time... but the game can never "truly" be "beaten".
When I play... I don't play the "game". I become a part of the world. I walk around Kanto, talking to the trainers, engaging with the Pokemon, as though it were a real world... and this is why it's the best game in the series and always will be.