Pokémon: Who Made Him Appear in the New Town!

In the third chapter, I felt that the character of the protagonist was not likeable. To be honest, that thunderstorm night was not only an opportunity for the bond between Zhipi to grow, but also the first time that Xiaozhi faced a real crisis and might lose his life. As a result, the protagonist ran away so gorgeously? No matter how the author tries to make up for it, this kind of behavior is too arrogant and bad🤐. To put it more deeply, it means that the characters in the original plot are not regarded as human beings at all, but only as NPCs. I want to write imaginatively to show the "fantasy reality" of the Pokémon world, but I also only write it according to the logic of the anime. Personally, I feel that it is both appropriate and independent. 😙

Originally, when I read what happened in the comments section about Thunderstorm Night, I thought they ignored him and let the incident develop naturally. In total, it was the protagonist who promoted the plot and took the initiative to let Xiaozhi be attacked? Just push it yourself, why don't you run away without caring about Xiaozhi's life or death? Forget it, just run away. Just prepare the medicine and go to Ash to help heal your injuries when the matter is over. BYD, what do you mean by going to the Pokémon Center to wait for Ash? And what does it mean that Xiaozhi made Pikachu? It should be that the two of them have made each other successful. Ash's Pikachu is special. It was specially left for him by Ohmu. Now it becomes that Pikachu is great because of Ash. The most difficult thing is that I read other people's comments at Qidian that the protagonist of your book does not contain elves. It is just a Pikachu and a Rotom, which is too abstract, right? So what Pokémon do you write about? Why are you staying with Xiaozhi if you don't accept any elves? Be his nanny?

Can the author let the protagonist conquer Meloetta?

I have always had an idea about the symbiotic relationship between Slowpoke and Bigtongue. Due to limited nutrition, wild Slowpoke can only coexist with one Bigtongue, and can only evolve into a Slowpoke or King Hippo. Is there a possibility that a trainer's Slowpoke can symbiote with multiple Bigton oysters and evolve into a Super King Hippo because it has sufficient nutrition? There is a giant tongue clam on the tail, a giant tongue clam on each limb, a giant tongue clam on the chest and back, and another giant tongue clam on the top of the head. It has evolved from the traditional super power system into a dual-wielding Gandalf (water + poison + super power).

He has a lot of laughs, he teases Xiaozhi and Xiaoxia all day long

The author is also a talented person and wants to use his own ideas to reverse the subjectivity of readers. You have changed the field of turn-based games into two turns for me and one turn for my opponent. Can the author recommend this kind of protagonist game to me? Just curious!

To put it nicely, it's called heartless. To tell the truth, I call him a lunatic who doesn't care about the life and death of others.

I personally like the middle-parted head. Can the author provide the original painting of the middle-parted head (overweight Pikachu)?

The progress of the protagonist's strength is a bit slow, and there is still a point of returning home. The plot progress also started to be a bit slow in the middle.

You've traveled through time and still want to go back? Is the system not working properly? Want to go back and continue being a cow and horse?