
Pokemon: My Life Script Says I'm a Nobody From the Start
精灵:人生剧本,开局竟是路人乙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 561k Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
321Chapters
7.6MReads
60.5kFlowers
9.8Score
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Reader comments 50
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Let alone whether it can be tested, even God will not allow you to test it. After all, the impact is too great. A large number of ordinary elves will be abandoned. It is even possible that even the upward channel is locked
Can you **test your qualifications?? That poor person has basically no chance of making a comeback!!
Too ****? Kati* is not as good as the Yusanjia? Do you, the Yusanjia, punch the God of Glory, kick the slate alpaca or what?
The protagonist is not good. Others are going to cut you off. If you don't cheat him, find a low-qualified Katie* to trick him into subduing him so that he can't even turn over.
When Wind Speed* beats the round shark, everyone thinks that the round shark has the advantage, and the supporting characters are all idiots. Also, when Wind Speed* beats the Ice Nine Tails, it has four times the gram. It shouldn't be a second move, but it's still very difficult to do the same thing.
Even if the qualifications can be tested, you require a higher threshold. You can detect it with any machine. How could the spirit of the quasi-king of heaven get your turn? . . . . . .
I almost sent it after reading the first few chapters. If someone cheats on you, why don't you cheat on them? Let him choose an ordinary Kati* and scrap it directly. You can also enter the secret realm that you set by yourself only if you have the strength. You can earn 30,000 in a low-level secret realm. But after going there once, you don't go there. You haven't gone for several days. It's obvious that the protagonist is complaining about having no money and not improving his strength. He hasn't gone for a few days. Why? He's been fucking at home these days. In a competition, a Everyone without plug-ins has level 10. The protagonist went to the secret realm in one day and rose to level 13, from 8 to 13, and to 5 levels in one day. Let's just say that there was no such big improvement in the next few days. He didn't run to level 20. As a result, he was injured when he encountered a level 10 flying mantis. What a piece of rubbish. No wonder there is a system. In the simulation, he couldn't beat the reborn person, and he could only be treated as a *sand dollar thing.
Kati*'s rarity is definitely higher than that of the three Pokémon. Let's not mention that it is a legendary Pokémon in the setting. Let's talk about its 555 racial value, rich skill pool, excellent functionality, and powerful characteristics. It is not too much to beat 90% of the three Pokémon, right? Even if you need the fire stone to evolve, that is your shortcoming, not your wind speed. And for most people, getting a Fire Stone to get a Wind Speed* makes a lot of money, okay?
It's amazing that a small place can accurately detect the aptitude of elves, and it can actually allow the protagonist to miss the potential of the potential king? Shouldn't he have been challenged by the major forces long ago? Even if there is policy support, we must understand that there are policies above and countermeasures below.
Isn't it possible for schools to detect potential? What's the use of the protagonist's exploratory eyes?