"In the year 3202, our country's chief space physicist, Dr. Mu Tianchen, presided over the first time-travel experiment in human history. One minute after the experiment started, the prototype of the time-travel machine went berserk and disappeared in full view of the public. Fortunately, there were no casualties during the experiment."
"The reason for the failure of the experiment is still unknown. According to Dr. Mu's speculation during his lifetime, the space-time shuttle may have traveled to an unknown time point in the past in a quantum entangled state. The possibility of continuing the rampage to other time and space cannot be ruled out. However, due to the lack of actual data, specific calculations cannot be carried out."
——Excerpted from "Blue Star Scientific Events: China Chapter"
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Mu Liuye looked confused: "What happened? I can't come! Everything changed when I woke up! Wait a minute, this place... Is called Xicui?!"
A strange experiment more than a thousand years later brought a man from more than a thousand years ago to another familiar and unfamiliar world in a daze and inexplicable way, embarking on a journey that spanned two thousand years.
(This book does not have level settings, but there will be data such as individual values and racial values. If you have different opinions, please comment and exchange them. If you don't like it, please feel free to comment~)
Reader comments
Author, I suggest that you don't write too much about elves, because Pokémon is mainly about the bond between elves and people. You write too much about collecting Pokémon and Pokémon tablets, but you don't write about the plot of the bond between the protagonist and the elves, and you write too many elves and readers can't remember them. It's better to focus on the elves in a team, and the process of slowly nurturing and increasing their strength.
I have always wanted to watch an outdoor adventure similar to Arceus, hoping for more original plots, and now I feel like I am watching the plot of a game.
Author, I suggest that you don't write too much about elves, because Pokémon is mainly about the bond between elves and people. You write too much about collecting Pokémon and Pokémon tablets, but you don't write about the plot of the bond between the protagonist and the elves, and you write too many elves and readers can't remember them. It's better to focus on the elves in a team, and the process of slowly nurturing and increasing their strength.
I have always wanted to watch an outdoor adventure similar to Arceus, hoping for more original plots, and now I feel like I am watching the plot of a game.
It feels okay, pretty good.