Pokémon Has Come to Earth, and the Protagonist Broadcasts a Live Broadcast to Popularize Science About Pokémon (Don't Open a Store!
I would like to read a book similar to "Pokémon Live: Introducing Pokémon to the World". The main thing is to read about the bond between people and Pokémon, preferably a new book. Don't buy and sell Pokémon, don't open a store, don't catch Pokémon and give them away!
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It's okay, at least I feel comfortable reading it, unlike the previous popular science articles. Too much nonsense. No one wants to see your lousy anchor jumping from there, your writing is too long.
Pokémon is not a business, it is not about being brave and ruthless If you have a backpack and six Poké Balls, you can do anything you dream of Life can be a journey that can be taken at any time, and every elf shines like a pearl "When I met you, you also met me." "I got the Pokémon back! Gotcha!" It's a pity that many Pokémon fans have not made this connotation [full] [full] [full]
It's rare to catch up with the latest chapter of the Pokémon novel. It's very satisfying. More and more chapters will be added.
It has been tied and it is very good so far. There is no big problem. The author should work hard to update.
Normal Pokémon science articles depend on how the author arranges the plot. It's not exciting enough yet[OK][OK]
I have read the latest chapter of Chapter 66. This book should not be written by AI, because I found that there is no stiff feeling.
I don't know how to describe it. It's just a bit short.
There is no invincible golden finger with a perfect start, only a compact narrative
It looks pretty good so far, the only shortcoming is slow updates [get it]
It's okay, I can read it, but it's only for one day, and I'll finish it in a while.
I didn't see much, but this was part of it, and I felt it was okay.
The classic opening is well written. It didn't feel as good as the book I read before. It's a pity that it was removed from the shelves.
Not bad. It's a popular science article about Pokémon. From the beginning, it has a more reasonable setting among similar books. See you later, encourage first