[Two Worlds in the Early Story: A Spirit City and the Pokemon World. The Myriad Worlds Later On. A Semi-Behind-the-Scenes Story]
Ye Xiao was reborn in a parallel world fused with Pokemon and bound to the “Pokemon Behind-the-Scenes System.”
The System’s first feature was called “Instance Construction.” Anyone who cleared an instance he designed would get a chance to win a prize, and the rewards weren’t limited to items from the Pokemon world.
As the creator, Ye Xiao could not only make a complete copy of the reward, but also take an extra draw.
However, after he painstakingly created his first instance, he was shocked to discover that it hadn’t appeared in his world at all. Instead, it had descended upon the real Pokemon world!
So while life in Ye Xiao’s Spirit City carried on as usual, the real Pokemon world was thrown into an uproar!
With the rewards from the System, Ye Xiao thrived in his own world and gradually unlocked more of the System’s features.
A shop, leaderboards, a world chat channel, and even… the ability to transmigrate between worlds!
Giovanni: “What? Mewtwo is the boss guarding the instance?”
Ash: “I’m Ash from Pallet Town! My goal is to clear every instance and become a Pokémon Master!”
Cynthia: “I finally cleared the Hell-level ‘Mt. Silver Trial.’ Does that mean I’ve surpassed the peak in the eyes of the world’s will?”
Lance: “Why does the leaderboard certify me as a Flying-type Master? Aaaaaah!”
Arceus: “Come out and talk. I want to know why I’m not at the top of the Pokemon rankings.”
[Keywords: Pokemon, Pokemon, spirits]
After reading the latest 66 chapters, I still feel very good. I give it a score of 9.2. The subject matter of this book is very good, and the content and logical settings of the author's various plots are also relatively reasonable. In particular, I like the level arrangement of elite level, gym level, quasi-king level, king level, and champion level very much, because this was the level setting when I first came into contact with the Pokémon literature. There are no overlord or master level divisions, but there is no level setting for level three gods. It feels a bit awkward, because the Pokémon texts I first came into contact with were all set by level three gods, so I was a little uncomfortable with it, especially when I saw the word "two" for level two gods. Also, I feel that the author's plot development is a bit too fast, with six dungeons already appearing in just chapter 66. Although it was fun to watch, the protagonist's strength increased too quickly, especially the power of other world systems drawn in the lottery, which made the protagonist's Pokémon extra special. After reading it, I felt that the power of other world systems in the Pokémon world was particularly unreasonable and exceeded the standard. It felt too buggy. With the system, the protagonist's originally enabled system was already big enough, but as a result, the power system of other worlds was added. The protagonist now has a coward with championship qualifications, two formation soldiers with second-level god qualifications, Mashado, and a little Hupa with second-level god qualifications and second-level god power. I feel that the protagonist is a bit too invincible. Although this is fun in the early stage, it will make it difficult for the rhythm of the plot to be reasonable and harmonious later on. For example, the strange new book "Red Alert" was very enjoyable to write in the early stage. When I read chapters 30 and 63, I felt very good about it and already had a very strong urge to give it as a gift. Just like this book, I have already given it as a gift. But after finishing the first A-level dungeon of that book, going to the second C-level dungeon in the real world in Chapters 6-70 felt uninteresting and boring, so I just abandoned the book. In fact, I like both the Pokémon and the power system of the world very much when I carry them alone, but the combination of these two feels very awkward and does not fit with the monsters. I hope the author can control the rhythm of the plot of the book well, and I also hope the author will update it quickly. Only 66 chapters are not enough. I hope the author will not cut the book to the end.
The subject matter is novel, and there are currently no poisonous points. It is food and grass and can be tasted. When I saw the latest chapter, Chapter 73, I felt like I had finished it. How could I put it, I felt like the thunder was loud and the raindrops were light. The plot is roughly as follows: the National Security Bureau discovered that the protagonist possesses an unknown mythical beast, and needs the protagonist's cooperation. The protagonist is unwilling to cooperate, and then presses the head of the National Security Bureau commissioner to the ground with one hand, and then threatens the Director of the National Security Bureau not to do anything small. Brother, that is the director of the National Security Bureau, not a school student or a street gangster. He can be scared by your actions. Does that commissioner have the power of a mythical beast? (Just an ordinary commissioner) Who could you scare with that behavior of yours? The protagonist's current situation is like a child holding a gold brick. There is a saying that goes like this, when others think you have the ability to destroy the continent, you'd better show it immediately, otherwise there will be countless careerists who will follow you and test your bottom line step by step. The director of the National Security Bureau can sit firmly in the Diaoyutai, and the most important thing is that you still have your family. If it were me, I would immediately go to the National Security Bureau with Hupa, and then without saying anything, just ask Hupa to fish out the mythical beast one after another. There is no need for the beast to do anything, I just need to go through the motions, and then say: Hupa is my family. It can solve everything. And there will be a bunch of people to protect your family. If any ambitious person wants to cause trouble for you, the National Security Bureau will help you solve everything. If it really can't be solved, it will tell you to avoid misunderstanding. This is no better demonstration of strength than your head-butting commissioner.
The writing is quite interesting, and the content is relatively new, but there are too few. I would like to support you. I haven't seen a female protagonist at the moment, and there are not even girls chatting with me. I don't know if it is a story with a female protagonist or without a female protagonist. Let's talk about it first 🤔
This one suits me quite well. I think the author did a good job in writing this. Don't use the normal thinking of the Pokémon world to understand this Pokémon, which has versions of items from all over the world. I have also read Naruto, One Piece and Pokémon novels that are three in one. There are too many worlds in this world, and whether the author can grasp it all depends on the author's ability. If the author just wants to write the protagonist's Pokémon level to a level one god, then I don't think so. I have read Chapter 53.
I saw that I was going to have a safe sexual intercourse. Although this was not a good thing, it was very cool. It was already a thing, it had a system, and it had already developed. Who is still afraid? If you have the strength, who will force you to do it?
Four stars Not bad. Both the front and back are okay, and the initial start is also a relatively rare start with arrayed soldiers and cowards. However, he basically told his mother that he was wearing a suit, not his own person, and he had no memory of his past body. This is a very poisonous point for me.
This is a book with great potential, and the material is particularly innovative. It's more comfortable to watch
A book with great potential, but the content is a bit short. It would be better if there were more.
Come on, author, the subject matter is quite novel, but now I feel that the proportion of real-world content is a bit small, and then I think the copy can be more like the second one.
There are probably two poison points at the beginning, but it's fine if you ignore them.