Elf science (non-live broadcast start) + urban flow + elf invasion + no system + all cute elves (probably)
The two worlds unexpectedly merged, and Pokémon descended on Earth. Lin Hui, who was given the mission of communication by Arceus, was randomly dropped into a remote ravine.
After walking out of the mountains, the reality was different from the imagination: precision electronic equipment completely failed, and the live broadcast plan was ruined; he was suspected of carrying the virus, and was quarantined and observed on the spot.
Fortunately, he still has a lot of memories about Pokémon in his previous life, as well as the special abilities given by Arceus. But why were all the female Pokémon he conquered looked at him with blazing eyes?
Many years later, Lin Hui stood on the podium with his hands in his pockets and firmly responded to the reporters in the audience: "The online rumor that I am a cute trainer is pure fabrication. This is a biting land shark. Can you look at her for more than three seconds?"
"In order to protect humans and elves from killing each other, I have done more than the official Pokémon Countermeasures Bureau."
"Environmental collapse in the Fringe is imminent, and this is a safe haven for all life for all elves who want to leave that wasteland in search of a better life."
"Don't believe the rumors. There is just a deep bond between me and Pokémon."
Reader comments
It's pretty cool, why is there no one there? (In fact, I usually don't write reviews, mainly because I am afraid that there will be no positive feedback and the author will not write.) To be honest, compared to some popular science novels in which you enter the forest at the beginning and then conquer Gardevoir without brains, the villain basically has no brains, and human technology is completely useless, it is much better. The first advantage is that it is not limited to racial values. To be honest, as a gamer, I basically play handsome and strong ones (but the big tail in the beginning, and the different modes of the brainless novel are all eye-catching)
Secondly, there is no brainless promotion of the protagonist. He still doesn't understand what he should understand (just as there are some real-life problems in the article, I feel that the inspiration should come from the extension of ZA's real-life problem of cleaning up Pokémon feces)
There is also the fact that there is no illustrated book. I feel like I want to take the bond route, but to be honest, I feel that the writing is actually a bit rushed. Whether it is to let the mythical beast show up or the danger of another world, this kind of crisis appears in advance, and the protagonist is powerless. If the protagonist develops too fast and has no sense of bond (if it still develops slowly, doing nothing may become a poisonous point, because there are not only one or two people who are scolded for this kind of thing, to be honest) Personally, I prefer a slower pace. I feel that if there is a crisis in the later stage, the mythical beast can be used as the leader, and it can be used for a year or two to give the protagonist a chance to develop.)
But I have to say that I personally like this book very much. Good luck to the authorヾ(^▽^*)))
It's pretty cool, why is there no one there? (In fact, I usually don't write reviews, mainly because I am afraid that there will be no positive feedback and the author will not write.) To be honest, compared to some popular science novels in which you enter the forest at the beginning and then conquer Gardevoir without brains, the villain basically has no brains, and human technology is completely useless, it is much better. The first advantage is that it is not limited to racial values. To be honest, as a gamer, I basically play handsome and strong ones (but the big tail in the beginning, and the different modes of the brainless novel are all eye-catching) Secondly, there is no brainless promotion of the protagonist. He still doesn't understand what he should understand (just as there are some real-life problems in the article, I feel that the inspiration should come from the extension of ZA's real-life problem of cleaning up Pokémon feces) There is also the fact that there is no illustrated book. I feel like I want to take the bond route, but to be honest, I feel that the writing is actually a bit rushed. Whether it is to let the mythical beast show up or the danger of another world, this kind of crisis appears in advance, and the protagonist is powerless. If the protagonist develops too fast and has no sense of bond (if it still develops slowly, doing nothing may become a poisonous point, because there are not only one or two people who are scolded for this kind of thing, to be honest) Personally, I prefer a slower pace. I feel that if there is a crisis in the later stage, the mythical beast can be used as the leader, and it can be used for a year or two to give the protagonist a chance to develop.) But I have to say that I personally like this book very much. Good luck to the authorヾ(^▽^*)))