Monsters Have Arrived? No, Those Are Pokemon

I remember I was looking for Pokémon, but so far I have read 12 chapters, and in one chapter of 2,500 words, not a single Pokémon appears. I can only say that the author's hydrology skills are extremely strong.

Being good-looking does not mean having invincible skills right from the start, but acquiring them step by step. The sense of reality can bring people into the world. When encountering common conflicts and casualties in popular science literature, it is not a rescue from the sky, but a reasonable rescue of the person in front of you from the perspective of ordinary people. It is worth recommending, cheers for the author!

*The plot and character creation are very good. Compared with the animation, it is closer to reality. Moreover, there are no various plug-ins like in other novels, which can better highlight the hardships of educating the Blue Star people about Pokémon and getting them to accept Pokémon. At the same time, through the protagonist, the harmonious coexistence of humans and Pokémon is demonstrated. *In short, the writing is very good, keep up the good work

Progress: 70 Popular science about Pokémon. It's okay. It would be better if the pace was faster. It's a bit slow. The live broadcast starts from Chapter 17.

It's so beautiful, but it's easy to get sad. I hope it won't be too cruel in the future. Pokémon and everyone will be well [send heartfelt]

Um. . . What should I say? Don't use Japanese anymore, because it really affects the perception. Alas, if it doesn't work, you can add a translation at the end, because reading novels is for relaxation. If you only bring the novel in another country's language, people who don't know will have to look it up. (*^▽^*) Then there is no need to read it. I remember that the Pokémon calls have Chinese translations, right? Why use Japanese?

It looks great, I like this popular science style!

I thought it was another old-fashioned popular science article, but from the heroine's series of accidents at the beginning to the knife at the end, it can be seen that the author has his own ideas and does not fall into the cliché. Although the description is a bit long-winded, the plot is okay and worth watching.

It's good to watch, but the pace is a bit slow, and some paragraphs are too long. My eyes hurt when I read it [Chigua]

It's okay, worth watching. The emotional description is delicate, the pace is slow, and the words are a bit verbose. It's a science popularization, focusing more on emotions, and there are currently fewer combat-related ones.