I Reveal Pokémon to the Entire World

I'm so pitiful if God doesn't give birth to me. The way of a trainer will last forever like a long night.

Don't let me have such a sense of déjà vu, okay? →_→ I just finished watching Bai Qianqian next door, here comes Lan Qianqian

A novel: I spread elves around the world. This novel can be said to be the best one about the arrival of elves in reality. The others are just urban cool novels that simply change the soup without changing the medicine.

The plot of this book is more reasonable. The owners of powerful and high-potential Pokémon have been screened by Larulus and ensured that they all treat the elves sincerely and will not do evil. Compared with the other book, it is not a quasi-god, has too many gods, and will not significantly disrupt social order. It is relatively fair to the rich and ordinary people, and the official response is also very reasonable. The format of that book is smaller.

Seeing that there are people discussing the use of elves in war in the comment area, I know why this book's performance is far inferior to that of the original one. Even though this is inevitable, the original elf world basically did not use elves in wars against humans. Except for self-defense and counterattack, elves rarely took the initiative to attack humans and did not use elves as a tool of war. Most people who like to read elf-type books probably don't want to see this kind of book. Think about it, Lugia, the Wind King, left because he was disappointed with humans. The characters of most elves are similar to those of children. If you want to write about this kind of characters, you might as well just write about devil fruits and the like. Using elves for war is the biggest failure.

The proportion of Pokémon's Pokémon qualifications is actually not very important, because most Pokémon's qualifications are not weak. Even if Shinji is very interested in the qualifications, he can't choose just one Pokémon. After all, Pokémon with a slightly higher racial value are not the only ones on the street. Whether it is animation or comics, it can be seen that the training of trainers is the key. Sakaki's Giant Needle can be said to be resource-rich. Red and the elves of the previous protagonists cannot be said to be resource-rich. A certain evil-type king was born as a gangster. Counting the other kings, gym owners, and contestants in various conferences, it can be proved that the average qualifications of Pokémon are not low, but there is a lack of trainers and the potential cannot be realized.

Another good book is Eunuch. Just eunuch, don't look for that kind of ghostwriting thing!!!!!

After looking at some places, it still feels unreasonable. You said that the lottery was designed for the poor, but even if the poor people drew good elves, they couldn't afford it and they spent extra money in the lottery for no reason. Secondly, what is the protagonist's purpose of simply buying and selling elves? Then what. The poor cannot afford games destined for the rich. After reading so many chapters, except for that ordinary girl, no commoner has ever bought an elf.

The setting is a bit strange. The introduction says that Nintendo exists in this world, so most people should know Pokémon, especially the younger generation. The article shows it is very strange. Some people know Pokémon for a while, and then there is collective amnesia. Schrödinger's Pokémon knowledge?

In addition, the inexplicable lottery makes it uncomfortable to watch. The protagonist himself goes to the elf world to get the elf. There is really no need for people to draw elf. You can just buy whichever one you like. Although as the animation plays, some weak ones with low potential will no longer be bought.