
Wasteland: I Can Give Pokemon Templates
废土:我能赋予宝可梦模板
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 321k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
158Chapters
3Reads
5.6Score
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There are only three templates in Chapter 60, and it's too game-like. Pokémon's skills are all based on attributes. After realizing it, you shouldn't be able to develop and learn it yourself. Do you need upgrades and skill discs to learn? This is completely contradictory. If you want Pokémon templates and discs, you have to draw a lottery, and you can only draw it for free every day. If you use points and don't have Pokémon eggs, you can't spread the faith on a large scale. If you change the Pokémon egg protagonist, you won't have new templates and skills. It incorporates the template of Arceus, the God of Creation, and does not require a CD, just those few skills. Is it possible that in the later stages, except for the few other fusion skills around the protagonist, there are only a few other fused skills.
Brothers, so many people are talking about the problem of combat power. This must be true. After all, Tomato is a fast-paced platform. Everyone hopes that the protagonist's awakening template will make him invincible. However, I definitely can't write it like this. Cross-level combat must have a certain foundation. As the stone slab is charged, it will definitely become stronger and stronger later on. Cross-level combat is not a problem, but not in the early stage. In addition, this is a novel that focuses on farming, so the pace is definitely slow, so please be tolerant. Finally, the alpaca is very strong, but the system only provides an invincible path, and the protagonist still has to walk it by himself.
The idea is good but there are too many lags. Why do you have to save people every time? How can there be such a coincidence in the world? The second thing is to save people. Not to mention that you are a person who has lived in the wasteland for two lifetimes. You have lived in the wasteland for so long. You can clearly clear people there first and level up, and then save people. How can you take a group of old, weak, women and children away, not to mention they are all malnourished people? There is also food. Have you considered how much food can be eaten by more than 100 people in a day? There can be logical loopholes, but it cannot be illogical.
Can you please stop stressing the protagonist's strength? Also, as the protagonist is an agent of Arceus, his skills need to be obtained through a lottery. Then I would like to ask why other Pokémon's agents don't need it. Is it difficult to obtain skills by leveling up? And can we get Pokémon templates faster?
The most useless agent of gods cannot defeat even the lowest level monsters. The fusion template is probably not the Arceus in the theatrical version, the one who was killed by humans. But the subject matter is quite new, so let's just take a look.
This book is also called: I Wander Alone with a Belief System. If it weren't for the good subject matter and ideas, I wouldn't give it even one star. Are you really not developing well? There are only three skills in total, but I have to force myself to take risks, so that my cat can go out and meet a beautiful woman. When in danger, he hides with the beautiful woman and is misunderstood as having bad habits. And the content is a bit awkward. I thought it was a development story where the protagonist builds a force, leads his men to use the power of Pokémon to change the wasteland, develops an oasis to change the environment, and finally eliminates the wasteland. But it turned out to be an adventure story where the protagonist wanders around.
This book is also called I have a belief system and like to go out and fight monsters.
Let's talk about the advantages first. I've only read eleven chapters. The subject matter is that I have never seen elf abilities given to other people, and I haven't read the rest yet. As for the shortcomings, I can't say that there are typos everywhere, but there are quite a few, including not being able to remember the settings. Moreover, the author has no common sense about life. The caves in the desert are relatively hot and stuffy. In the early morning, he was woken up by the heat before the sun came up. He was seven inches away from the snake's head. Let's talk about the setting issue. A group of ordinary gangsters with no awakening ability and no weapons and equipment dared to blackmail the wastelanders. I don't know if there are laws in the town or something, but the protagonist actually let these troublemaking gangsters go. I can't even get enough to eat, and I'm still teaching in an orphanage where I haven't had enough to eat! The next step is the key point. As long as Arceus appears in the article, there will definitely be alpaca mouths. It appears nearly ten times in Chapter 11. I am sure that there will be many more in the future.
After watching it, I didn't understand the logic of pig's feet. Pig's Foot gets rewards by promoting alpaca beliefs. Instead of developing his beliefs to become stronger, he just plays and opens the map, which is still purposeless. Finally, we encountered a group of Deinosuchus, but we couldn't defeat them. We laughed to death. Was the purpose of opening the map aimless to push the plot forward?
The subject matter is novel. It's just that the protagonist's talent is really not good. He has the template of the Creator God, and he can create some skills of his own. The result is either naturally understood after upgrading or obtained through lottery. Can't you use your brain?