The introduction has five parts, and the introduction 235 is hidden in the text.
Introduction 1
I am a traveler who can cross parallel worlds. By chance, I formed a family with Pokémon, so I took them to see those different worlds (Pokémon, strange rules, martial arts, myths, games, movies...)
The "I" in this article is invincible (number → rule) and can leave any world at any time, but usually cannot determine the next stop and prefers daily life.
This article was drafted in 2022. It is normal for some worlds to lag behind the current version. Below the dotted line at the end of the chapter is the part that is invisible to "I".
[Introduction 4] This article is based on worldviews such as Pokémon Eevee Team, Mystery Labyrinth, Milk Block, and Doctor Who. Most of the time, I will only briefly intervene in a certain worldview, and try to acknowledge the existence of everything in other works.
This article is told from a first-person perspective. Information that cannot be seen or understood by "I" will be hidden, and the independent part at the beginning of each article is a necessary quote.
This article is purely for my own entertainment. There are many second creations and third creations of the world, and the death of those who create them is not worth the loss. If this offends any fans of any worldview, I would like to apologize in advance.
In order to unify the strength of different worldviews, all existences under the worldview are classified into the following levels according to the mastery of "rules".
Creator God: Create and define rules, such as Herobrine, Arceus, "Doctor"
BOSS: Explanation and operating rules, such as Dialga and Li Xiuyuan
Elite: Resistance, strong use of rules, such as Pokémon bosses
Others: follow the rules
There are also two separate levels
Storyteller (???)
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Reader comments
This is a novel written for myself, and it is also where I store my memories.
I plan to back up myself to the Internet in this way, but the novel is still in a semi-draft state and I will post it like this. Coupled with the first-person restriction, the reading experience will not be very good.
I have read many worldviews, and after dismantling those plots, it is difficult to find anything new when reading the novel. However, I have not done a better job, so I chose to hide the parts outside the perspective and leave those plots blank.
When I first started writing, I wanted to give an ending to "Eevee Squad", and I originally planned to travel alone. But that would be too lonely, just like Doctor Who also has a traveling companion, so that he can maintain himself, and also to make up for some regrets and give me the ending I want.
So, this is the world we walk through, I hope it can make your eyes bright or dark. Of course, if you can study it carefully, you may be able to find that there are wonderful internal connections between seemingly different worlds.
It's hard to understand, but you should be almost used to it by watching Doctor Who
This is a novel written for myself, and it is also where I store my memories. I plan to back up myself to the Internet in this way, but the novel is still in a semi-draft state and I will post it like this. Coupled with the first-person restriction, the reading experience will not be very good. I have read many worldviews, and after dismantling those plots, it is difficult to find anything new when reading the novel. However, I have not done a better job, so I chose to hide the parts outside the perspective and leave those plots blank. When I first started writing, I wanted to give an ending to "Eevee Squad", and I originally planned to travel alone. But that would be too lonely, just like Doctor Who also has a traveling companion, so that he can maintain himself, and also to make up for some regrets and give me the ending I want. So, this is the world we walk through, I hope it can make your eyes bright or dark. Of course, if you can study it carefully, you may be able to find that there are wonderful internal connections between seemingly different worlds.
It's hard to understand, but you should be almost used to it by watching Doctor Who