Livestreaming Pokemon Knowledge, Revealing I'm a Transmigrator from the Start

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.

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.

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.

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