Elf, a Genius Scientist Who Traveled from Time to Time as a Pirate

I don't have time to write thousands of words in detail... Just write something briefly. The ideas are very creative. The protagonist is set to travel through time for the second time. He was previously a colleague of Vegapunk in the pirate world, and it is determined that the protagonist has the ability to perform excellent scientific research and creation. Well, the pirate's first experience can be used as a background board. The protagonist can take special items without specific conditions (such as domineering, technological props, transformation-related) to reappear in the Pokémon world. Personally, I feel that the author's narrative seems relatively reasonable, but the degree of outrageousness is comparable to the technological level of the various villains in Pokémon Specials. Oh, the selected world view includes the special chapter, so that's okay. After being transformed by the protagonist, the three Kurugas have common senses (refer to Vegapunk's punk records), and refer to the life gem to create an "evolution gem" that can help Ibrahimovic evolve and degenerate freely (subsequently, the Phoenix King exerted the ability to add the transformation forms of the three holy beasts) state), the Slowpoke and the Big Tongue that make up the Slowpoke can use different skills respectively, the Kappu Xiongxiong who has learned three-color domineering and the "Six Styles", the Green Mian Bird who was rescued from a near-dead egg state (later cured by the Phoenix King, and has the fairy attribute in advance)... The protagonist gradually gathered a small group, and due to some incidents, he went against the alliance (the alliance was able to capture Rayquaza, and there were many members of the villain organization mixed in). The members were all wanted in disguise with masks, and they were "forced" to join Team Rocket. The several battles of wits and courage between small groups and alliances were quite interesting. The wild fights were super strong. In the early stage, they could not beat the king of the king head-on. However, they could always get the first kill with unexpected tricks. Of course, they have now grown to the point where they can not lose in front without the help of small tricks. A few of them have many fans. But because of the good disguise, except for one member who was known before joining, no one else needed to disguise themselves to act openly, so the protagonist used his positive identity to become a "doctor" on the side of the alliance. But the protagonist doesn't like to join forces (well... The world government...) And prefers freedom. At present, he joins only if he can't defeat him or can get benefits. But in fact, he prefers to exchange what he needs. I don't feel that he is too sincere... However, the protagonist is very kind to his own people and has no ill intentions towards strangers and Pokémon who do not deliberately interfere with him. When conducting experiments, he prefers to use scum instead of Pokémon (). The protagonist is very casual about conquering Pokémon, unless he needs some special ability, and he is not very interested in legendary Pokémon and fantasy Pokémon. The relationship with Pokémon is written. In the early stage, when I didn't become a doctor and preferred to fight alone, there were more Pokémon scenes, and a lot of the content really moved me. When he wrote about setting up a company with the Ether Foundation, publishing results, and being competed by major regional alliances, the author began to unscrupulously write about "using honey traps for the protagonist" and "scandals" to highlight the importance that the presidents of each alliance attach to the protagonist. Subsequently, more and more female characters appeared to be friendly and approachable towards the protagonist, including the media in various regional alliances who often published scandals and paired the protagonist with various female gym leaders and kings. However, based on the reputation of the protagonist and the published results, I think it is understandable... As for why this situation occurs, it is related to the protagonist's public statement "I like Lusamine" before cooperating with the Aether Foundation. At this point, all that's left is the emotion of "beauty", and there's almost no Pokémon written at all. By the way, I pointed this out, not to express that I was disgusted when I saw this, so I said I don't like to write negative reviews. After all, I have already seen the author's hints and explicit statements in previous articles, and the author also said through the protagonist's mouth that he doesn't mind... I can only say that after reading this, I was a little disappointed. At least when I first saw the hint part, I still had a little illusion that the author could balance human emotions and Pokémon drama. I'm interested in creativity, as well as the Pokémon themselves, and the adventures of the protagonist and his companions. Now it seems that there is no possibility for Pokémon. If you like the interaction between the protagonist and various female characters, you will probably like it, but Pokémon... May have to be a question mark. The creativity is enough, but a lot of space is occupied by human emotions. There is enough social interaction with humans in this article. Second edit: Added new comments. I have seen other readers believe that one of the protagonist's companions went out of his way to find and capture rare legendary Pokémon to give to the protagonist as a gift in order to thank the protagonist (the protagonist exchanged a certain achievement for two legendary Pokémon of the tribe). This behavior, coupled with the protagonist's contact with more and more "businessmen"-like people, and his words and deeds are also a bit "commercial", make people feel that Pokémon has become a pure, traded commodity, goods. ... After thinking about it, I felt it made sense, so I made a slight modification and wrote it in the comments. Note: Reviewed on October 22, 2024, 144 chapters have been read. 10.24 Added secondary editing.

The good guys are not taken seriously, and the bad guys are not thorough enough. And that pear blossom is so disgusting

That Pear Blossom is so disgusting. Although she is kind-hearted, she doesn't think she has much ability except messing up things. She has so many roles. She was originally good, but she had to write this disgusting character.

Md, is the protagonist a pot shadow? He takes the blame for everything. Although the protagonist Joker is a villain, it doesn't look good. Didn't you write cool articles before? Reading this in the middle of the night is so popular.

To be honest, the first chapter is all about relying on it. There are a lot of unreasonable things and it's just random writing. Anyway, I quit after reading the first chapter. I really don't recommend it. It's a complete waste of money.

At the beginning, you can run away when you see that he is better than Vegapunk. People are cheating by eating fruits. If you are so stupid, you must have had Stark lick your shoes before you traveled through time.

It's quite good-looking. It doesn't have the feeling of Long Aotian. It has all the configurations from the beginning. I at least researched this by myself.

It feels pretty good, but I always feel a little bad when I write about Lihua. Also, the protagonist gets legendary Pokémon and just gives them away. At that time, I saw the protagonist directly asked for a bear apprentice, and Master Ma gave it away, and then transferred it to someone else in front of him. This feels a bit inappropriate for me. I prefer protagonists who are more selfish.

The content of the novel is quite novel. I like it very much.

I'm extremely disgusted with this kind of stallion story. It's disgusting to insist on a harem.