Pokemon: My All-Round Livestream

It's a very interesting popular science article about Pokémon. Unlike other articles where you have to communicate with people from Blue Star and not only have to be guarded, but also teach you knowledge one by one like a nanny. This live broadcast is just one-sided for the other party to see and don't have to worry about anything. It's very satisfying. This popular science daily article is really good to read. People in the main world are basically not mentally retarded, but Blue Star is a bit human-machine. It feels like you can guess their reactions at once. First the officer is excited, and then Lao Wang is still speechless and complains. It is a cyclic process for the people below to record, but the main theme is the Pokémon world, so you don't need to pay too much attention to it. I feel that even if I write about a person who travels around as an anchor in the Pokémon world, it will be very interesting.

Sky screen + Pokémon science Recommendation: It is quite innovative. The protagonist travels to the world of Pokémon without a golden finger. He works hard to develop and tries many professions, and finally becomes a junior ranger. In response to the request from the above, he live broadcasts. Unexpectedly, the live broadcast is connected to another Pokémon fusion world. Therefore, the live broadcast content is better than the pure live broadcast, and the content variety is richer, but the viewing reaction can only focus on senior executives and researchers. Groove: Write less irrelevant things, and stick to the female assistant's big breasts and the obscene scene of the researcher. I can't hide it secretly. The reaction of the characters watching the movie is quite monotonous, and it is still a cliché that only xx can see it. Although it doesn't matter whether other countries are dead or not, there are Pokémon in other regions. This kind of routine has always been quite boring.

I really like the setting. I think the best part is that the male protagonist is not on Earth, and he doesn't know that his live broadcast is being watched by people on Earth, so he has no burden. And unlike other books, it feels like the male protagonist has no life of his own except for popular science. In this book, the male protagonist lives in the world of Pokémon. It feels very real that he has his own life. I look forward to seeing the male protagonist getting stronger and stronger.

It feels ok, a bit toxic but can be ignored due to its fast reading speed. Zz is correct. Only country Z can watch the live broadcast. I can only say that the lives of Pokémon in other countries are at stake. There are also a lot of casualties caused by classic foreign mythical beasts. People from country Z who travel or work abroad are very embarrassed and one star will be deducted.

Refreshing. The Pokémon article is combined with the live broadcast to create new ideas. It is not a simple and crude live broadcast, nor a blunt science popularization, but a clever integration of the Pokémon world view, Pokémon analysis, and Pokémon tool production as events occur during the live broadcast. During this period, there were warm interactions with Pokémon, and the descriptions of cute, handsome, naughty, and arrogant Pokémon made my heart warm. At present, a small climax plot is over, which is great👍🏻. Through this plot, the protagonist has a very charming personality, is handsome, smart, cheerful and determined. It is rare to see a smart but not greasy protagonist these days. It's really beautiful. It's being serialized. I saw someone saying that the private setting was dark or something, but I didn't notice it. I just mentioned a few words and passed by at a glance. I really didn't see that there was such a big reaction. It doesn't affect the plot. What's really good about this book is the plot. It's not the kind of plot that is inserted into the protagonist team of Ash or with original big names and celebrities like Natsu Sakaki. It is a plot that belongs to the protagonist ranger and the journey of the protagonist. The plot is really good. Don't serialize it. Update it soon.

Although the subject matter is not new, the description is very interesting. People who like Pokémon will like it. It is a popular science genre. There are almost no poisonous points, but I hope it can be less pornographic. Don't use some buzzwords because they are timely. I would like to say that the ID of the live broadcast room can be more like the Pokémon world. If there is no ID later, it will be nothing. I highly recommend it.

It's so good-looking (♥∀♥). I'm used to seeing only trainers or trainer-breeders. I almost thought Pokémon only had these two professions, but the main character in this book has all the professions, especially the coordination trainer, which is amazing. The rangers are also interesting.

How can I put it this way? The protagonist's mentality is really real. He wants a more powerful partner, performs in front of the camera, feels guilty about his partner, wins awards, and puts in hard work. These are all very impressive. If some small details are added, such as saying goodbye to that vine, it will feel warmer. I will see fewer types of Pokémon, but I think this one is worth chasing. Come on, thank you very much.

The writing is very good, but there are a few loopholes. One is that people under the canopy will not be surprised by the other world, and the other is, well, the author's Gengar is dark red [awkward laugh] I have been following the updates, and it seems very comfortable. It is a good article so far. The protagonist is an all-round talent, covering every field, and the author tries his best to rationalize every place. There is quite a lot of content, and as long as it doesn't break down and keeps being updated, I will keep following it. PS: This author updates four times a day, which is super cool, okay? PS2: There are a little bit of scenes in the invaded world, either the two old men in the command room, or the comments of passers-by. The specific changes are not written.

It's a pretty good elf text, and it also adds a lot of the author's own ideas. I hit chapter 150 in the middle and skipped through it. One thing I want to say is that the idea at the beginning of this book should be that the elf world and the real world are blooming. People in the real world build the real world bit by bit through the protagonist's popular science, and achieve a harmonious and symbiotic relationship between people and Pokémon. But in the later stages, there were basically no scenes in the real world. It was all about the elf world. It was a bit like the story of "I was reborn as a ranger in the elf world", which was a pity.