In 20XX AD, GF secretly released "Pokémon: Boundary", a ground-breaking legendary online game.
On the day of release, the official website was fully booked.
Lin Che was lucky enough to get the qualification for the first test.
The wind felt warm on the face, and the Pokémon had a heartbeat.
It's the utopia that every fan dreams of.
--Until the death of the first player.
Until he discovered there was no logout button.
Until the number of people online in the entire server increased from 100,000 to 99,847.
This world is real,
Pokémon are real,
The pain is real,
Missions with death threats are also real.
——
A story about 100,000 real people trapped in a real Pokémon world.
Pokémon die, and people die too.
But there is always a way to survive.
[Pokémon*Light Novel*Survival Game*Online Game Collapse*Unrefreshing Text*Slight Darkness*Slow Heat]
Reader comments
The writing is really good. You can feel the bond between the protagonist and Pokémon. Because the setting of this book is relatively cruel, the emotions feel more real. It doesn't have the fake passionate feeling like reading some Pokémon articles before. Well, it just feels awkward. Basically, there is no poisonous point so far, and some foreshadowing has been done. I look forward to the subsequent plot. Come on.
By the way, I think the cover is a bit ugly.
"Elegance", the word came into my mind after reading the first chapter. I originally wanted to write a review right then and there, but I couldn't. It would be irresponsible, so I spent 2 days reading all the updates. It is still "elegance", so real that "elegance". This "elegance" is never a pile of rhetoric, but a kind of extreme restraint and truth. Use the most restrained and plain words to write the most piercing sense of reality and destiny.
The author did not use exaggerated screams and roars to exaggerate despair. Instead, he wrote "the death of the first player", "the disappearing logout button", and "the number of people online who dropped sharply from one hundred thousand" in line drawings. These statements without emotion are more powerful than any hysterical shouting, because they tell you that everything here is true.
The Pokémon's heartbeat is real, the warmth of the wind blowing on the cheek is real, the pain is real, and death is real. It is like a dull knife, silently cutting open the shell of the fairy tale, revealing the cold rules of survival underneath. But it is this "unmodified" truth that gives it an almost cruel elegance. More suffocating than hysterical shouting.
This kind of writing style is really rare in online articles. Many articles with the same theme either rely on stacking settings or rely on mindless coolness, but instead lose this sense of reality that can make people sink into it.
This writing style, which does not show off skills or sensationalism, but touches real fear and despair every word, is itself the ultimate "elegance". It is restrained and precise, does not please readers, but uses the simplest pen to write the heaviest weight.
Come on, hard work may not necessarily pay off, but if good stories are not seen by everyone, I will probably regret it.
It's okay, the pace is fast, not draggy, and the tension and mortality at the beginning are a bit like Sword Art Online. However, the author has a lot of repetitive descriptions. The same descriptions in a short period of time will make people feel tired. The overall writing style is good. If you like the more down-to-earth and slow-paced writing, you can enter. If you like the more down-to-earth and slow-paced writing, you can quit. I hope the author can continue to work hard. There is still great potential [Like]
You can avoid pitfalls after discontinuing the update (please give me a thumbs up). Although I think it's pretty good and the setting is quite novel, it's a pity not to pick it up later. Many of the pitfalls are a bit big. I don't know what they are. It would be better to slow down the pace. It can provide ideas for other authors (end of this book)
It's okay, but it's a little depressing. There could be more interaction between the protagonist and Pokémon. Also, I don't know why. When I watched it, I just felt that it should be expanded by AI. There are a lot of details, but this kind of dark style is still rare. Tomato is considered a good product.
The overall feeling is very good. Unlike other protagonists who travel to the elf world, it feels very casual and rational, as if being pushed by things, but having its own goals.
There is a sense of depression and a feeling of being told in a flat and straightforward manner. It should be a little more passionate and foreshadowing.
It's very interesting, more like a normal person than other novels, with a lot of brains
So well written.
It's okay. It's better than I expected. I came here because the book is short. The only drawback is that there are too few.
Feel good about yourself
It feels a little depressing, which I think is pretty good and novel.
The writing and plot are very good, and you can see the bond between the protagonist and Pokémon in the text. The subject matter is also very interesting, thumbs up!
Well written, keep updating
How to say it! Keep writing and writing ahhhhhhhhhhhhh!
As long as you can maintain this tone, it'll be fine
After reading Chapter 69, I feel pretty good so far, but it's a bit sadistic. I almost thought Lao Zhao was going to die.
I like to see the real version of Pokémon. I have been looking for it for a long time and finally found it.
Nothing to say~
Abnormally low air pressure
You can't write a novel the way you write prose.
Update faster. Why haven't there been updates in 20 days? Author
The combination of Pokémon and collective time travel is good so far, but I still don't see how the NPCs will develop in the future.
The writing is really good. You must work hard and keep writing slowly.
What a real Pokémon world. Leave a comment and continue reading.
The writing is very good, the dialogue between the characters is in-depth, the environment and background are also detailed, the growth process of the pets is also very realistic, and there are no mindless upgrades.
It looks good, but the Lightning Bird has been subdued?
Very nice, please update more often
The writing is really good. You can feel the bond between the protagonist and Pokémon. Because the setting of this book is relatively cruel, the emotions feel more real. It doesn't have the fake passionate feeling like reading some Pokémon articles before. Well, it just feels awkward. Basically, there is no poisonous point so far, and some foreshadowing has been done. I look forward to the subsequent plot. Come on. By the way, I think the cover is a bit ugly.
"Elegance", the word came into my mind after reading the first chapter. I originally wanted to write a review right then and there, but I couldn't. It would be irresponsible, so I spent 2 days reading all the updates. It is still "elegance", so real that "elegance". This "elegance" is never a pile of rhetoric, but a kind of extreme restraint and truth. Use the most restrained and plain words to write the most piercing sense of reality and destiny. The author did not use exaggerated screams and roars to exaggerate despair. Instead, he wrote "the death of the first player", "the disappearing logout button", and "the number of people online who dropped sharply from one hundred thousand" in line drawings. These statements without emotion are more powerful than any hysterical shouting, because they tell you that everything here is true. The Pokémon's heartbeat is real, the warmth of the wind blowing on the cheek is real, the pain is real, and death is real. It is like a dull knife, silently cutting open the shell of the fairy tale, revealing the cold rules of survival underneath. But it is this "unmodified" truth that gives it an almost cruel elegance. More suffocating than hysterical shouting. This kind of writing style is really rare in online articles. Many articles with the same theme either rely on stacking settings or rely on mindless coolness, but instead lose this sense of reality that can make people sink into it. This writing style, which does not show off skills or sensationalism, but touches real fear and despair every word, is itself the ultimate "elegance". It is restrained and precise, does not please readers, but uses the simplest pen to write the heaviest weight. Come on, hard work may not necessarily pay off, but if good stories are not seen by everyone, I will probably regret it.
It's okay, the pace is fast, not draggy, and the tension and mortality at the beginning are a bit like Sword Art Online. However, the author has a lot of repetitive descriptions. The same descriptions in a short period of time will make people feel tired. The overall writing style is good. If you like the more down-to-earth and slow-paced writing, you can enter. If you like the more down-to-earth and slow-paced writing, you can quit. I hope the author can continue to work hard. There is still great potential [Like]
You can avoid pitfalls after discontinuing the update (please give me a thumbs up). Although I think it's pretty good and the setting is quite novel, it's a pity not to pick it up later. Many of the pitfalls are a bit big. I don't know what they are. It would be better to slow down the pace. It can provide ideas for other authors (end of this book)
It's okay, but it's a little depressing. There could be more interaction between the protagonist and Pokémon. Also, I don't know why. When I watched it, I just felt that it should be expanded by AI. There are a lot of details, but this kind of dark style is still rare. Tomato is considered a good product.
The overall feeling is very good. Unlike other protagonists who travel to the elf world, it feels very casual and rational, as if being pushed by things, but having its own goals.
There is a sense of depression and a feeling of being told in a flat and straightforward manner. It should be a little more passionate and foreshadowing.
It's very interesting, more like a normal person than other novels, with a lot of brains So well written.
It's okay. It's better than I expected. I came here because the book is short. The only drawback is that there are too few.
Feel good about yourself
It feels a little depressing, which I think is pretty good and novel.
The writing and plot are very good, and you can see the bond between the protagonist and Pokémon in the text. The subject matter is also very interesting, thumbs up!
Well written, keep updating
How to say it! Keep writing and writing ahhhhhhhhhhhhh!
As long as you can maintain this tone, it'll be fine
After reading Chapter 69, I feel pretty good so far, but it's a bit sadistic. I almost thought Lao Zhao was going to die.
I like to see the real version of Pokémon. I have been looking for it for a long time and finally found it.
Nothing to say~
Abnormally low air pressure You can't write a novel the way you write prose.
Update faster. Why haven't there been updates in 20 days? Author
The combination of Pokémon and collective time travel is good so far, but I still don't see how the NPCs will develop in the future.
The writing is really good. You must work hard and keep writing slowly.
What a real Pokémon world. Leave a comment and continue reading.
The writing is very good, the dialogue between the characters is in-depth, the environment and background are also detailed, the growth process of the pets is also very realistic, and there are no mindless upgrades.
It looks good, but the Lightning Bird has been subdued? Very nice, please update more often