Pokémon: My Almighty Live

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 is different from ordinary elf novels. The protagonist is a ranger who broadcasts live broadcasts to the earth without knowing it. This setting is quite interesting. Many things written are clear and logical (although it may not be correct, but it can be seen). The character of the protagonist is also good and has grown. The supporting characters are also more vivid. For example, Lao Wang has a strong feeling of being alive and is as human as a wig. When the word Lao Wang is detected, it automatically triggers: Don't call me Lao Wang. Overall, it is funny, warm and sensational. It is not bad, but the author does not correct some typos. It looks uncomfortable (hold your forehead)

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.

After reading the updates so far, it can be said that this is my personal favorite and most interesting Pokémon science article that I have ever read. I have always felt that there are two problems with the genre of Pokémon science articles. One is that I would feel very unsafe if the protagonist is in another world or have a much less sense of Pokémon. The other is that many authors will write popular science that is really pure science and very boring, making it difficult to read, but this is not the case in the author's book. The author writes really well about Pokémon, including battles, gorgeous performances, gorgeous captains, training Pokémon, interactions between Pokémon and the protagonist, and the changes of the protagonist. Although there are more or less some female characters with some common problems in the appearance description, the protagonist is a normal person, so the overall impression is not bad. However, the content of the different world is much more ordinary than the content of the Pokémon world, but the scenes are not too many, and they rarely appear in the end. I have to say that the author's writing style is really good and has a very visual sense.

The plot and writing are pretty good, the plot is coherent, the logic is smooth, the description of popular science Pokémon is very detailed, and it gets better and better later on. One star is missing because there are still some shortcomings, such as: some of them like to speak pornographically, especially Tian Li, and some very vulgar jokes (Laowang next door, etc.); And they are not very friendly to Zhitui. They are a bit God-like and condescending. They think that the adventures Xiaozhi gets are because of the protagonist's halo. However, what is more gratifying is that although it denies the utopian conclusion of the Pokémon world, it is still a relatively harmonious and friendly society, integrated with reality, and personal settings and understandings make up for some logical problems. At the same time, it can better help the development of other worlds. The golden finger given to the protagonist also has a reason and does not seem particularly abrupt. The most important thing is to promote the importance of the emotional bond between humans and babies, which is the most important thing in the Pokémon world view. The protagonist is also slowly integrating into this idea, which is much better than those stories that use abuse. It is also my favorite point and the reason why I insist on reading it (I am a smart chef). Finally, I would also like to thank the author for his hard work and continuous updating of the article. If nothing else, I will continue to follow it and look forward to the next chapters! ! ! [Sending Hearts] (PS: The author has enough words in each chapter, so it's a pleasure to read)

A very good Pokémon science novel. The author took a different approach and separated the protagonist's live broadcast from the Blue Star world where Pokémon merges. This prevents the live broadcast from being interfered by the converged world. It also completes the world view of Pokémon through the live broadcast of the protagonist's ranger life. It shows a three-dimensional, diverse and full Pokémon world. And while the anchors are enjoying the live broadcast life in the Pokémon world, they also bring different changes to the Blue Star World, which recognizes Pokémon as Warcraft. Just the protagonist's life in the Pokémon world is well described and full of colorful and rich experiences. When Blue Star World watched the protagonist's live broadcast, it also had little changes in Pokémon. Coupled with the author's smooth writing style, the two combined exceed the effect of 1+1 greater than 2. I read it in one go over the past two days and never felt like stopping. Highly recommended to friends who love Pokémon literature as much as I do. I hope the author will persevere and finish writing, and I will give you a 5-star review!

It's a very comfortable Pokémon fandom. You are in the Pokémon world, and the main character is being broadcast live on the sky screen. Even if other people's reactions are too brainless, I always feel that there is something wrong with the production of the red and white balls. You can set a kind of ore with spatial attributes as a button. The reason for its formation can be similar to that of ice stone, which can be used as a spatial stabilizer.

I originally thought the setting was very good, but now that I have read Chapter 40, a female character has appeared. To be honest, the character image is too homogeneous. Many novels use female characters to lead the subsequent plot. The images of female characters are all cute, reckless, troublesome, etc., And I feel very annoyed. Why is this happening? I really think this setting is pretty good. It just needs to work smoothly. Alas, I originally planned for three stars, but I really like this setting. It's only four stars. I'll give it a try. I hope there won't be any more surprises for me [face covering] [face covering] [face covering]

It's quite interesting. The author knows a lot about Pokémon and his writing style is also very good. The male protagonist's golden finger is getting more and more powerful [like]. Although it's sad to end suddenly at the end, it's undeniable that it's a good article! Moreover, the male protagonist has conquered many powerful and cute Pokémon, which fulfilled my childhood dream. I love it so much! What is more criticized is that the live broadcast of another world disappeared midway [take a closer look] Another good comment is that there is no female protagonist in the whole process, no ambiguity, no pornographic accent, and no mentally retarded holding back characters. The praise is [like][like][like]

My favorite book about Pokémon science. The introduction to Pokémon is very detailed, as if it is really educating the audience about this species. The growth of the protagonist is also reasonable. He can be regarded as semi-invincible. He will not take the initiative to provoke enemies that he cannot defeat. When encountering powerful opponents, he can always turn danger into danger or even gain something. In addition, the change of the live broadcast location of popular science articles has a great impact on the perception, and the author's transfer in this aspect is also very natural. There is currently no female protagonist, but I feel that if the plot is reasonable, it will be acceptable with or without one. The only small problem is that the impact on the under the canopy has not yet appeared, but it is not a big problem. Even after reducing the reaction under the canopy, I feel that the look and feel is better, and the plot progress is smoother. How to develop in the future depends on the author's arrangements.

It's very good. It only connects the protagonist to the earth through the live broadcast of the sky screen, which avoids a lot of politics and the like. The identity of the ranger makes the live broadcast behavior reasonable.

The first time I saw the ranger in Tomato was the main character's Pokémon story, and it was a popular science article, so I give you full marks! Come on, keep an eye on you

This is a novel where I really feel that the protagonist lives a serious life in a different world. Although the setting is a bit omnipotent, it doesn't feel too pretentious. I hope I can keep writing. I really like this kind of daily feeling. My favorite Pokémon novel!

The author's writing is good, maybe there is no female protagonist? The supplement to the world view is also very good, and the private setting is also logical. I hope that the subsequent plots can also maintain the current level! I love this book very much! Then I want to talk about my views on books like Pokémon fan fiction. To be honest, when I read Pokémon fan fiction, I really don't want to have a female protagonist. Most authors can't write emotional dramas well, and they also write a lot of plots about male and female protagonists to occupy the space of Pokémon plots. It's really putting the cart before the horse when it comes to Pokémon fan fiction. The subject of Pokémon fan fiction should be related to Pokémon, otherwise it's just a romance harem story under the guise of Pokémon. Finally, I would like to add that I don't really hate romance plots in Pokémon fanfics, I just hate that romance plots account for too much. It's normal for the protagonists to fall in love and get married, and there's nothing unacceptable.

It feels pretty good, everyone in the Pokémon world has a brain. The description of the real world is average, and it doesn't appear in the future, but I don't know if I will write about it in the future. Reminder: ① Don't substitute the settings in the game. If you want to see this, you can leave it. ② Don't say that this is a dark side, this is a realistic side, and it's not like there are no descriptions of the dark side in anime. Those who want to see a perfect utopian world can quit. The ending was a bit sudden, but everything that needs to be said has been said. I hope there will be a second part. In addition, there is no follow-up about the Blue Star matter, and I don't know what the future development will be. It is a small regret.

I like it very much. It introduces the world from different perspectives in the Pokémon world. There is no need to think about so many things when it is broadcast live to Blue Star. The anchor is just an observer, showing the reality of the Pokémon world in the most comfortable way, attracting Blue Star's attention, and promoting the various developments of Blue Star's elves. Well, I don't know why, but I can't stand it anymore.

It feels great! It is different from the Pokémon popular articles I have read before. The ones I read before are the ones where the Earth and Pokémon world merge and the protagonist is also on the Earth. This one is separate. The protagonist is in another Pokémon world. Now I read it and it really feels like there is no cp. It can be said that there is basically no ambiguity (except for being kissed on the face by an airplane). The gender of the Pokémon of the protagonist is not all female (I have read a book before where the Pokémon of the protagonist are all female), and the relationship with the Pokémon is also very harmonious! It's rare that it has more than 300 chapters, which is quite long, but I finished reading it in half a day. I feel that a chapter of about 2k is a bit too little. It would be great if it could be about 4k words per chapter [Sending my heart]

I really like Pokémon science novels. The author seems to have his own ideas. I look forward to reading more.

It's beautiful and very special. Live broadcast in the Elf World, not only the Elf World can be seen, but also other worlds (the world where elves have just appeared), although the host does not know it. But I think it's very good, very special, and different from other elf science books.

It looks good, but the essence of it is not in the live broadcast, but in the author's description of the protagonist in the world of Pokémon. However, I would like to remind you that the first part may be a little boring, but it will become much more exciting later on, and I will look forward to the subsequent plot even more. In addition, although the author's update speed is not slow, I still want to stock up on more chapters so that it looks more enjoyable.

A very interesting popular science article on Pokémon, which fully meets my expectations for a person who is familiar with the Pokémon series to live broadcast and grow after traveling to the Pokémon world. The background is that the protagonist basically learned omnipotence (although it was only a junior certificate) in order to trigger the golden finger, and tried all professions except Junsha and Joey. However, after getting nothing, I finally chose to become a ranger and then started the golden finger of the live broadcast. As the live broadcast gradually increased my soul power, I was not very interested in the part about the live broadcast to Blue Star, but the setting was very good. Blue Star could only watch it, and at most participated in the lottery. After that, I didn't write much, and I didn't look like a nanny. The growth of the protagonist in the Pokémon world is also very real and warm. It can be regarded as a semi-invincible novel. The description of the popular science and legends of Pokémon is very interesting. It is a pity that the protagonist did not finish traveling to various areas. I look forward to the sequel [Like]

It's the popular science about Pokémon that I like, and it's also the non-CP that I like. But I don't really like to read the popular science about the world where Pokémon just arrived in Pokémon World. Maybe it's because everything in Pokémon World has already been developed.