Live Broadcast Science Elf, the Time Traveler Who Self-Destructs at the Beginning

It's very interesting to watch. After all, the first novelty is that it is purely science popularization. It does not distort other stories, and it is not darkened or anything like that. Secondly, it is finally not a science popularization in the real Blue Star, but a science popularization in the original elf world of Pokémon. It feels more atmospheric.

A very rare elf science article that does not conceal the identity of the time traveler [Blowing Kiss] [Blowing a kiss] After all, we want to popularize science. The protagonist can't hide it no matter how much he does. It's better to just blow himself up. Anyway, the protagonists in this kind of novel basically have their own real Xinzhen physique and system, so there is nothing to be afraid of. Another very interesting point of this article is that the protagonist is in the original world of elves and is popularizing science about the world of elves who have descended into the world. This means that the protagonist does not have to worry too much about the officials who have descended into the world. And you can also make the original characters appear in the original world [I learned it] [I learned it]

I can only read this book and the one about being abducted by an alpaca [face-covering] among popular science articles, and this is probably the only popular science book for Blue Star in the Elf World. This is a book that focuses on popularizing science. It has a lot of dialogue with the audience. It may look a little sloppy, but it is serialized three times a day. The efficiency is worthy of praise [Like]

Finally, there is a pure science book. In the past, I only read a few chapters of popular science. After a few chapters, I got involved with the official book.

This is an article about the protagonist's live broadcast to the Earth in the Pokémon world. The introduction content is relatively pertinent. The information about the Earth basically only exists in the barrage. I hope that I can write more about what happened on the Earth after Pokémon appeared. It is very well written. Come on!

Big cheers for the author! ! ! [Laugh][laugh][laugh]

Going to the Pokémon world to do science is quite new, but there is very little interaction with the Pokémon, and the Pokémon feel like they were conquered all at once. I feel like there are no story points like other novels. I personally think that the essence of Elf novels is probably adventure and encounters with Pokémon, but I feel like I haven't read it yet.

So far, it's pretty good. The perspective is very novel. I hope there won't be any dark and cruel content in the future. Just normal villains and protagonists can stop them from causing trouble. Pokémon stories should be kept pure.

This is the best Pokémon book I have ever read. I read 350 chapters in 3 days. The theme is novel (the protagonist travels to the Pokémon world), the plot line is interesting (not boring at all, and it is attractive to read), and the protagonist has 3 legendary spirits (Latias, Fluttering the Wings (Millerton) is not like other novels, where there are only a few quasi-god elves at the top. The most important thing is that they can super evolve, and it is estimated that they can also mage evolve in the later stage. However, the protagonists already have Gengar and Charizard. Why not change the keystone and evolution stone from the system? The author also carefully added pictures at the end of each chapter. Maybe the only thing that feels awkward is that real-life Pokémon have been around for so long. There are also many people who have conquered Pokémon, but they still don't know how to make Poké Balls.

It's just a simple popular science novel about elves. It doesn't know what kind of elves need to be exercised, elves need to be cultivated, elf food, and elf Taoism can be made with just the recipe. It's a simple popular science novel about game elves.

Five stars It's not bad, it's a classic popular science article about Pokémon. The special point is that the protagonist travels to the world of the animated version of Pokémon to popularize science about the merged world. The disadvantage is that I personally feel that the progress is a bit slow. I am still wandering around the Kanto area after 200 chapters.

It's a rare piece of pure science writing without all kinds of weird harem reviews.

Five star encouragement The content is okay, but the live broadcast makes me laugh. The comments are all the same, and it feels to me like the anchor feeds the words "sure, normal, indeed, definitely, yes, generally speaking, you are right, etc." Into the AI and then comes out the barrage. Secondly, how many people are live broadcasting, why are there so many barrages in the live broadcast room, and there are very few barrages that can reply to each other. The author obviously has not watched the live broadcasts of big anchors, and there is too little in this aspect. In summary, the content can reach a score of 7.5, And commenting on the live content can deduct the score to 6. I didn't read half of the book before because of the live broadcast problem. I wanted to come back and see if the anchor had optimized it. It seems that no one has changed it and no one mentioned it, so I mentioned it. I hope the author can make a big change in the live content and the book can reach an 8 or 8.5 Score. If not, it will be difficult for the book to break through the 7.5 Mark, and it may even go down. I hope the author can revise it

The style belongs to the kind of article that first talks about a bunch of words, and then uses a bunch of words to summarize the previous words. I didn't mean to say anything bad.

Nice. But I have a problem, that is, there should be no elves in the protagonist's original world. The protagonist should understand it through games and animations, and the protagonist's explanation should also be based on his own understanding. But I feel that there should be a certain difference between the games and animations in the original world and the real situation in the Pokémon world. From the beginning, we rely on our understanding of the original world to explain the reality of the Pokémon world. If the explanation is wrong, the impact on the world watching the live broadcast will not be good (🤔)

Good science, why do you keep writing about Xiaozhi's games? [What]

The writing is okay. The protagonist travels to the anime world to popularize science in the real world, so it has nothing to do with the real world. However, there are often some small problems in the order of description. For example, after the protagonist encounters something, and after the protagonist has already given feedback on the matter, the description of the barrage begins. At this time, the barrage is from before this incident happens to after it ends, and it feels like there will be a little lag. If there are a few barrage sentences before it happens, and then let the protagonist solve the matter, and then finally lead to the barrage after the incident, it will look smoother.

To be honest, if you change the name, the first impression of many people is the name of the protagonist.

What a fool, I actually found my book in the author's bookshelf. Come on, author [cry] [cry] [cry] Does the author need to take the college entrance examination? Don't stop coding, ah, ah, ah, after I finish the college entrance examination, I will publish the new book written by Dragon Boat Festival. The author should also come and read it, it is a bit similar to yours [eat melon] [send my heart] [send my heart]

I just looked at the head and haven't looked at the back yet, but I want to give you a suggestion. Since it is being broadcast live on the original Pokémon, and the fused world, I suggest that it is best not to directly fuse the anime version! Any other Pokémon world will do. If you look at the original book, it's easy to lose the book and the setting. And according to the anime version, Arceus in this world is sleeping.

It's been a long time since I've seen this kind of book about time travel and popularization. The plot is quite compact. I didn't expect the first Pokémon to be an ancient species. I hope there will be more interactions with the protagonist group in the future.

It looks good, but it's just pure science [face covering] Formula chronicle, discover new Pokémon→Protagonist's popular science→The barrage repeats→The narration repeats again, one chapter is over [awkward laugh]

Can there be a tool shuttle door that can connect to the real world and this world?

Author, you have been lazy recently and only updated once... I am very familiar with this situation. Many of the novels I read are updated normally in the early stage and then gradually become less updated.

I rarely write book reviews... I feel like this is the kind of popular science article I want to read, but I don't know why the rating is so low. But it's good that this won't be blocked inexplicably like the previous Pokémon stories. The author should not let ratings and bad reviews affect his reputation. [Praise]

With such iconic features, Lin Feng just glanced at it and immediately recognized its identity.

It's okay, but there are some characters that I don't really like. Let's add a bookshelf first and check it out.

Nice! It feels quite novel to travel to the world of Pokémon to popularize science about a world that will soon merge with the world of Pokémon.

There are too few of this type, especially those who directly travel to the elven world to popularize science to the people on earth. Come on, please give me more.

It's pretty good in popular science articles.