[Slow Burn]
[Pokemon's arrival is the focus, with livestreaming, educational content, everyday life, a touch of realism, and two worlds merging]
[An ensemble cast, with plenty of side characters' points of view]
[Later in the story, people native to the Pokemon world will also transmigrate here]
[Primarily based on the anime, with some Pokémon Adventures elements and a few game elements, as well as plenty of original worldbuilding]
As more regions join the League, spreading knowledge about Pokemon has become an urgent task.
Chunling volunteers to take on the job of League outreach officer. Just as she's preparing to diligently run the League's educational channel, she notices that something is off about the live chat and comments.
What do you mean, "What are Pokemon?"
What do you mean, "A sudden disaster involving anomalous creatures: it's snowing in Hainan in August"?
What do you mean, "Is it coexistence or perishing alongside anomalous creatures? That's the question"?
And what do you mean, "I've transmigrated to another world with no Pokemon"???
What happens to my salary? Do I still get my League allowance?? Can I still take all the annual leave I've saved up?!
Don't ask me to rebuild the Pokemon League, that's way too hard! I'm just an office worker!
It can be seen that in addition to the Pokémon illustrated book, the author has also added some of his own understanding to expand it, giving it a very special feeling. It is not as impetuous as other Pokémon science articles, giving it a sense of immersion. It's even a rare heroine story (sorry, I'm not trying to target anything, the main reason is that if it were a male protagonist story, I'd probably be slutty about Gardevoir again). It doesn't even use common little Pokémon, and starts with big scenes of mythical beasts right from the beginning, which is very eye-catching! The only painful thing is that I discovered your great article so early and can only painfully wait for the update.
In view of the fact that there are not many good books of this quality in the Pokémon genre, I can't wait to observe and observe, so I will immediately contribute a small amount to the increase in the rating of this article. First of all, there is no pornographic tone, this is a victory and a big win! I understand everything without saying anything. Do you know how moved I am? Sure enough, it had to be written by a female author. I cried to death. Secondly, this article very carefully and meticulously deduce the reactions of the relevant staff and the public in a world without Pokémon. There is no superficial shouting, every move is real and rigorous, the staff are professional and responsible, the people who have experienced it personally cooperate efficiently, and the reactions of netizens who only receive information online are all made up of jokes and jokes. The gender ratio is about one to one, and there is nothing inexplicable about it (some male authors here understand it). Finally, I'm a bitch and I love watching female protagonists dress cool. I enjoyed watching the live broadcast of popular science about Pokémon and the communication and battle with Pokémon. Those who have only watched the cartoons can also watch it (I am). Enthusiastic netizens comment on the pictures of unfamiliar Pokémon.
It's a very interesting live popular science article on Pokémon. It doesn't have the clichés of other popular science articles. It starts with a fight between two of the three gods, which directly shocks the people of Blue Star in another world with the mythical beasts. The writing is also very good, and the atmosphere is well rendered. I can bring the sense of shock to passers-by. Moreover, the article is written by a female protagonist, and she will not speak pornographically about the elves.
The protagonist is a Pokémon native and an alliance public official, and travels to modern times with Pokémon. This opening is very different, and the cooperation with the official is also a matter of course. There are no mentally retarded descriptions. Praise! This is the first time I have seen in a popular science article about Pokémon Live that there is a reviewer, an assistant secretary (who is purely for work), a naysayer who only slightly leads the way but does not dance in the face of the protagonist, and does not engage in any red-faced and white-faced officialdom. The author's writing style is good and the writing is smooth. The only drawback is that there are typos from time to time. Maybe it is because he doesn't read the comments, and he has never fixed the typos. However, I feel that it does not affect the overall reading, and I recommend watching it.
I have read several Pokémon science books, and it is really rare to find such an "exquisite" VI-V individual. The main attractions of similar books are basically "the protagonist shows off his understanding and strength to lead the world", and it becomes boring after reading it for a long time. This book is different. The description of the collision of world views is quite touching. As the protagonist is a local Pokémon, the feeling of deliberately "pretending" disappears, and it is a knowing blow.
Currently updated to Chapter 72, there are no big problems. There are no conventional words of disobedience to women, and the ratio between men and women is average. The writing is very good, with many novel perspectives. It is more realistic and immersive than ordinary Pokémon advent articles. I highly recommend it.
So well written! The only treasure game I have played is Pokopia. I want to buy Jade Sword and Shield. Do you have any recommendations? (No) Who knows? After I had a great time playing Pokopia in March and April this year, I opened the novel and read the popular science live broadcast about Pokémon Time Travel. I clicked on three books and all three were written in AI. I felt like I had a sense of redemption😇😇 This book is really good!! It's just so short😭😭😭
Very nice!! It's not a routine live broadcast, but there is a battle between two gods at the beginning, and various people's reactions are really cool!!!
It's good to watch. I really like the mutual understanding based on peace and prudence, and there are no uncomfortable eye-catching B plots. The Pokémon are all real and interesting, and they are not just random labels. I really like the little ingenuity in the daily descriptions and details! Looking forward to seeing more Pokémon appear!!
Good looking! The description of Pokémon's character and image is very detailed, very immersive, and the atmosphere is very loving and peaceful. It focuses on a sense of warmth. The opening scene is really unique and attractive. The heroine's Pokémon partner is not a hot item either, which is really interesting.