In the year 200 of the Pokémon era, during the Quartz Conference.
An unexpected livestream quiz began, showing Pokémon Adventures special episode: Yellow versus Lance. People around the world were stunned.
Charles Goodshow: How can this be? How could Lance, whom I personally trained, possibly be a villain?
Professor Oak: How are Ash and Gary in real life so different from the ones in the footage? This is giving me a headache.
Steven: I can't believe I died at Archie's hands. How embarrassing.
Wallace: Sob, sob! I'm the one who had it worse, okay?!
Norman: I have to admit, I look pretty cool riding on the back of a Sky Dragon.
Lance: Can someone tell me why my Dragon-type squad lost to Giovanni?
Giovanni: I'm way too strong!
Lu Yuan: Weren't I supposed to be the main character???
The protagonist won't show up too often, so it won't affect your viewing experience. The writing...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Pikachu belongs to Ash Ketchum, while Charizard is Chi Ye's main force. He always clashes with others, Ash Ketchum will never become Chi Ye, and Chi Ye is not Ash Ketchum. He always looks like Ash's behavior. This is not the Chi Ye I know. I want to see Chi Ye as strong and not weak.
To be honest, if there is a protagonist, I hope that the protagonist will become a simple and happy person. When the protagonist complains, or simply becomes a fun person, we will be happier watching it. In this kind of series, it is best for the protagonist to become a fun person. If you only reduce the role of the protagonist, and then say this, there will be no difference between the protagonist and no protagonist. The cat next door has a book like this, where the main character is a simple fun character. It can be said that the soul of that book is where the protagonist is. You can also learn from him. Otherwise, there is no difference between having a protagonist and not having a protagonist. It has no sense of existence, you know? It doesn't feel interesting at all. I hope that the protagonist appears more to lead, complain, etc. I watch this just to see the reactions of the original characters and their complaints. You should let the protagonist drive the comments and make jokes. If you just choose a topic, it would be boring.
Since it's the main character who suffers, then why write the main character? It's very uncomfortable to stand in the main character's shoes.
Who is this Yuan? Why is he everywhere? Can he be removed? Taking stock of the article, there is this very dramatic feeling
Regarding the special chapter "Elf: Playback Special, Watari turns out to be the villain", a chapter review was launched to vote on whether to be the protagonist or not.
Regarding the special episode of "Elf: Playback Special, Watari turns out to be the villain" Does anyone like to read it? Some people see that the author continues to update chapter reviews.
If the protagonist doesn't appear frequently, it's better to write a novel without the protagonist.
Can you continue the content of the special chapter? Xiaozhi always feels that it is a bit boring.
I think this time traveler should just die.
The Four Heavenly Kings in the special episode are all villains, I remember.