What Do You Mean I’m Looting, Shooting, and Extracting in the Pokemon World?

Chapter 260, a more real and cruel Pokémon ecology, all or a large number of time travels into the Pokémon world (with human buildings There are currently no native humans). The protagonist lives alone and farms on the island in the early stage. His current partners are: the first elf Frost Milk Fairy, the boss giant swamp monster and five bog jumping fish (infrastructure), the boss Cangyan Blade Ghost (personal bodyguard), the earth turtle Caracara (planting), a group of big-tailed standing (Palu), biting land sharks (combat), a group of steel-armored crows (air transportation), human Wang Jing (male, can farm and auto repair). The golden finger is the protagonist's hard-core understanding of Pokémon. The other people he meets only know a little bit about Pokémon, and most of them don't even know their names (Wang Jing said there are people who know Pokémon, but they are all dead. I personally think this is a bit poisonous. Those who survive don't know anything, but it is still acceptable. After all, without this protagonist, there is no difference from others) Overall very good, recommended

It's a very real world, and overall it's pretty good. However, when writing the plot, there are a lot of repetitions interspersed with descriptions of the protagonist's status, which is a bit counterproductive, causing the plot to be a bit dragging. There are also shortcomings, such as how painful the injured area is, the direct writing of the mentality change is a bit abrupt (the hooking eye part can be polished), the description of the environment is not very clear, I always feel confused when watching it, and I can't form a clear position in my mind. There are also some advantages, such as the realistic habits of Pokémon, the coldness and tenderness of the protagonist, and the reality of Pokémon's emotions and wildness reflecting each other. In short, it is a good book and can be given top 4 stars. Keep up the good work, the author.

Real flow, well written, but some psychological descriptions at the beginning are too long, should be polished by Al

It took me two days to catch up on the latest version, and I saw the author's message which also gave me my evaluation – it's good but there is still room for improvement. Let's talk about the bad things first: In the beginning, the personal development gave me a pure overdraft for the protagonist to fight for space in life. The description of some encounters can be optimized. Sometimes I feel that there are no normal people in this apocalyptic world, including the protagonist. In addition, I think the emotional line in the back is unique but I can't keep it. Personally, I have to deal with this character after being busy. It's really confusing. The heroine takes up space but only for the protagonist. The interaction between the hero and heroine and Pokémon that I watched before caught me even more. The emotional line is really not a plus. Then I said it well: Maybe I haven't read Pokémon fan fiction for a long time. The setting of the apocalypse + real Pokémon is very interesting. I read it quickly after reading the introduction and the first few chapters. Not only the survival and stronghold in the first chapter, but also the blog involving people in the second chapter. Game, the entry point is good, and you can also experience the development process of an ordinary person from zero to complete with only knowledge. I think the overall progress is just right. Of course, I would like more descriptions of interactions and bonds with Pokémon (but the apocalyptic style does not have so much time to warm up) Then there is the impression of the characters. Each Pokémon with its own name has a deep impression, which shows that the author has put real effort into portraying Pokémon. I may not remember who the character is, but every name of Pokémon can correspond to it, and it can happen and be conquered when I think about it. The last thing is to keep up to date and interact with others. Nowadays, many Pokemon fandoms deviate from the outline or discontinue updates. The author always keeps updating and revising the outline, and has the motivation to continue to rush for updates and read them as soon as possible. In short, the apocalyptic + Pokémon genre is very unique, and I don't think it has any shortcomings except that the emotional lines vary from person to person. The writing level gets better the further you look at it. Without the Poké Ball, people and Pokémon can coexist and win. It's very interesting. Looking forward to the update.

I think they are among the better-looking ones in the Pokémon category, but I have a small suggestion. Every time a new Pokémon appears, you can add some pictures, whether online or AI. If there are pictures, the look and feel will be better.

This novel is well written. Don't do any vulgar plot about backstabbing, and make more friends with neutral and friendly Pokémon groups. It is best to open up the road from the woods to the cave to provide more security. For example, it is best to have more Pokémon in the cave, such as small fist stones, large rock snakes, etc., So that the sleeping place can have more security and not make mistakes. The water leaping fish evolves as it should, and these advanced combat powers are called foundation. I just love seeing this kind of hoarding of information. Just like the Dryad used it as a tree, some Bulbasaur flowers, trumpet buds and the like were used to cover the farmland area. Can you pick up a small diamond group and put it in the cave? I'm confused.

The beginning of the story is too miserable, and will scare some people away, but the rest is okay. The main reason is that the protagonist always encounters crises that he cannot handle. I feel like I could write more plots about interacting with Pokémon. This is what I read about Pokémon novels [laughs]

Many years ago, I read a book with a similar theme at some point. I had never read a book with a similar theme at that time. It seemed to be the first real apocalyptic Pokémon, but unfortunately the author cut it off. I haven't seen anything similar since then, but I feel that this book is better than that. This book is okay. Although I feel that a lot of AI is used, at least this plot concept is quite rare. I feel that the author's writing skills have been improving. I can only say that come on, author, it is best to get rid of the dependence on AI one day, and then it will be developed to some extent. Hmm, no, I'm chasing the taste again and the taste is back.

The setting is very reasonable and careful, but the writing is too detailed, and the plot advances too slowly. I haven't seen anything exciting until Chapter 169. I am still looking forward to the next chapter, which will give the protagonist an idea or goal. Even if it cannot be realized later, at least it will have a hook, which makes people look forward to it.

How should I put it? The content is relatively realistic, but I personally feel that the pace is relatively slow. It is suitable for long-term viewing, but it is too slow. When will the Poké Ball be released? There are also mythical beasts that seem to appear quite late at present, but the descriptions are delicate and very beautiful.