Ding! You defeated a Psyduck. With your talent's 1,000x experience bonus, you gained 1,000,000 experience points.
Ding! You defeated a Caterpie. With your talent's 1,000x experience bonus, you gained 10,000 experience points.
Ding! You defeated...
Ding! You defeated...
Amid a string of System notifications, Ye Chen's Dratini leveled up at incredible speed. Before long, to the astonishment of the players watching, it reached the current level cap and began its journey toward evolving into Dragonair.
"Damn it! Why is this guy so lucky? He got a Dratini right from the start, and it's leveling up so freaking fast!"
"Screw you! I get barely ten or twenty experience points for killing a monster. Why is this jerk leveling up so fast?!"
"Is he the System's favorite child?" Countless players were seething with resentment.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Also, Mewtwo is the strongest among the gods. Just kidding, Mewtwo can even tie Mewtwo. The author is too mythical about Mewtwo.
Does the author not know much about Pokémon? And the power of the skills is all in a mess, which is really painful to watch! In terms of attributes, dragons are not the strongest. Strictly speaking, there is no strongest attribute. There are restraint issues between attributes. For example, fairies are immune to dragon attribute damage! Anyway, it's not the least bit poisonous!
There is no male Gardevoir, the male is called Aluredo
Is it really written that the Dragon Stone is needed to evolve Hackron? Or level 40 evolution? What kind of talisman master do you think you write about cultivating immortality?
I doubt the author has ever played Pokemon
Damn it, how did Gengar escape Dragon's Wrath?! The body has also turned into nothingness, I am nothingness and your mother/Selling mahua is nothingness, the ghost type can only be immune to the normal type, fuck shit shit shit shit! *****NC No explanation
The word count is so impressive. It only takes one Pokémon to be introduced in detail. It only takes two, three, or five or six chapters to introduce a Pokémon. There are very few battle plots, and it's all on the way to introducing the Pokémon. It's hilarious!
The third evolution has 100 million experience points. How many years does it take an average player to get more than a dozen experience points from killing monsters?
The protagonist doesn't learn any auxiliary skills. He doesn't know how to play Pokemon at first sight. He probably doesn't understand zone defense, weather, relay, and reinforcement at all. He doesn't learn auxiliary skills and is beaten to shit by high-level players in PK
There is no brain in the whole world, only the protagonist is the smartest