After Transmigrating, I Livestream Pokemon Explainers
穿越后，我直播科普宝可梦
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 249k Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 9d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- No, No, No, I’m Just a Science Explainer Streamer别别别，我就是一个科普主播Alternate title on Fanqie
In booklists 9
Pokemon Fanfiction, Preferably High Quality
I want to read about the feelings and bonds between trainers and Pokemon. The battles should be good, and the plot shouldn't be too brainless.
I'm Out of Books to Read. Any Recommendations?
Looking for novels like The Craziest Person in the Continent, and My Xiao Is No Less Lethal. I'm out of things to read, and I can't find any recommendations for this kind of story. Please help!
Pokemon Arrive on Earth, and the Protagonist Livestreams Educational Pokemon Content, No Running a Shop!
Looking for books like "Pokemon Livestream: Introducing Pokemon to the World." I mainly want to read about the bond between people and Pokemon, preferably in a new book. No selling or trading Pokemon, running a shop, or catching Pokemon to give away!
Pokemon Invade a World Where Nobody Knows Them, Except the Protagonist
Stories About Bringing Pokemon to a Peaceful World
Please Recommend Pokemon Books Rated 8.5 or Higher
Any Stories Where Pokemon Are Mistaken for Magical Beasts and the Protagonist Explains What They Really Are?
Pokemon Arrives in the Real World, and the Starter Pokémon Is Riolu
The Protagonist Promotes Pokemon in Other Worlds
No real-world or real-world-inspired settings. The protagonist must transmigrate to an ancient dynasty or a world from a game, anime, or novel.
Reader comments 38
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As far as the writing is concerned, it is well written. The source of information about light elves is much better than most similar themes, and the information about mythical beasts is not avoided. Plot writing is also fine. Come on!
Yes, it's very comfortable to watch. The protagonist is also having a smooth life. It seems that the author doesn't want to take risks, but the reality is like this. There will always be darkness, but if I write this, I don't know if the author can grasp it, but if I don't write it, it will seem unreal. I won't make any suggestions. For now, the author has described the background of the arrival of the elves very cleanly, and there is no poison after reading it.
It's good-looking. The pace is a bit fast in the front, but much better in the back. Also, I really like the group portraits. The bond between humans and elves is really warm. It's only through the bond that Pokémon has a soul. This is the real way to let Pokémon be accepted by people in other worlds. The feeling is very good.
Generally speaking, it just makes the official look like a human-computer, which is a bit poisonous. You popularize science and directly produce animations very quickly [crying with laughter]
It's not bad, the plot is not too slow, and there won't be a dozen or 20 pictures in one area. To be honest, because I read the article about the fourth natural disaster, the group portraits that I particularly like are also reflected very well in it.
The fairy milk is actually written as being born on the earth (where the sweet aroma gathers). The shop owner's superb craftsmanship contributed to the birth of the fairy milk.
Come on, well written. Although some people said in the middle that it was annoying to see Menas not joining the team, it was actually okay, which shows that the author had a plan for the Pokémon that the protagonist would conquer. From the looks of it, I'll probably choose the Snow Team. I'm quite curious whether there will be a Snow Demon Girl in the protagonist team later on? After all, it is the mega position under the new snow system.
I haven't recruited any more brothers. Let's get some people to rate.
Slightly childish, gentle male protagonist, touching and tear-jerking writing style
"Pokémon is called a monster"? Good guy, fanfic of fanfic