[Pokemon] [Pokemon] [Pokemon] [No Female Lead]
While everyone else activates a System at eighteen, Qiao Rui got a Pokemon game instead, and it was a completely random version.
Watching a kid by the roadside casually send out a Pokemon that couldn't even fly, Qiao Rui had only a Beedrill for company.
"Fine, I'll come clean. No more pretending."
He whipped out a Beedrill with the Unburden ability. Acrobatics plus a Flying Gem doubles its Speed. You know who's having fun.
Guts, give it to the king. Flame Orb plus Facade plus STAB: one trick is all you need.
What, a Swift Swim Swampert? That's old news. An Ability-boosted Swampert is so fast that rainy weather is just window dressing.
What? You want to know who got the Huge Power ability at random? Uh, I think it was Gardevoir. A mixed-attacker Gardevoir makes every move a spectacle.
As Qiao Rui's opponent, you can only despair, because you never know what kind of freakish creature he'll send out next.
It's quite boring, as if it was written by a kid who has never worked. Until Chapter 9, the Needle Bee has evolved, and its source of income is still selling evolution stones in the shop. If you set it up like this, then the streets should be full of robbers driving giant needle bees to kill people and set fires. If you don't provide the supernatural forces with financial resources, then they will find their own way to survive.
I read Chapter 20. The author wrote that the protagonist saw the opponent abusing the initial Pokémon and knew that ordering Pokémon to attack the trainer in the city was against the rules (illegal). He was angry but stopped his companions from beating them with fists and kicks, and ordered the Pokémon to attack them. It's very confusing to watch. 1. If the protagonist uses fists and kicks, at best it would be considered a fight, at worst it would be like asking children to fight. But when the protagonist orders a Pokémon to attack, that is equivalent to using a weapon to injure someone. 2According to the situation that the protagonist only receives the initial Pokémon. The first instinct in daily life is to do things yourself rather than using Pokémon.
It is a crime for a man to carry a jade without any guilt [laughter] There is no shortage of skill gold coins in the game, so why are you anxious [laughs awkwardly]
It's okay and barely watchable, but the protagonist is still too impulsive. He orders a giant needle to attack the opponent's trainer in public, which is not rational enough. Also, it's quite outrageous that someone could suddenly guess that the main character's characteristics were different when he saw his needle speed getting faster. It can also lead to a theory of wrong characteristics. This is what I find boring. I only saw this and didn't read the rest, so it was a bit uninteresting.
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It's creative but not new. The fun part of this kind of writing is not how strong you are at beating your peers in various competitions. As you get older, if you want to be really happy, you should find another way, such as dropping out of school and practicing leveling at home, or becoming a secret adventure anchor.
I've read Chapter 33 and I have a question. There are no Poke Balls in the game store. Are there no Poke Balls in reality? I think real props can be included in the game!
City➕Pokémon must have a secret realm? Can't it be changed to a situation where the earth has not been fully explored and students take planes to explore the wild areas of the border? Now when I see the secret realm, I feel cliche (personal opinion)
It's really good, the real game room has two parallel lines, come on!
Died from poison