The Chat Group in the Pokémon World

I suddenly had a question: in battles where the trainer commands, does the one who speaks more eloquently and quickly have a better chance of winning? (Like rap?)

So the question is, how many pseudonyms does the author actually have?

You can send us the characters you'd like to see, preferably with a clear world defined, and ideally supporting characters. I won't write about any characters other than specific main characters.

If your values ​​are warped, and someone tries to capture your Pokémon, and you end up being wrong if you fight back, then you might as well not fight back and just hand over your Poké Ball. It's like in the news reports where a thief breaks into a house, the homeowner discovers it, injures the thief, and then the homeowner is charged with assault and imprisoned, while the thief is acquitted.

If you're not hiring unlicensed people, don't write it so many times. Once or twice is fine, but how many times have you written it? It's annoying!

The main character is named Banjou Ryuga, and the story mentions magma dragons, galaxy dragons, and even the trope of dragons getting their comeuppance, but he just can't transform into a Kamen Rider. What's the point of writing about him?

I'm abandoning Ithaca. Don't spout any nonsense about fanfiction being innocent. Many authors completely removed Ithaca plots or replaced them with other characters after Ithaca died (like turning Midoriya into a minor character, or All Might into Reigen Arataka). Only those authors have the right to say fanfiction is innocent. In short, goodbye forever.

The plot of "Mumen Rider" is truly off-putting. You clearly wanted him to join the group, and then you just padded out so many chapters. Not only is the plot dragging, but you don't even use the chat group properly; inviting a new member can easily fill a whole chapter. Saying "Mumen Rider" makes you rebellious? Are you some rebellious teenager? Okay, fine, I'm rebellious too. Before dropping the book, let me say a few more words.

In my opinion, the biggest bug in the Pokémon world is the speed at which commands are given. For Pokémon with relatively slow movement and attack speeds, giving a command is fine. But for Pokémon with extremely fast movement and attack speeds, by the time you finish giving the command, they've already started melee combat, or even fought back and forth for several rounds. What's the point of giving a command then?

One of the three great illusions of life is why chat groups always need time-travel props. The worst thing is when group members randomly enter the world, directly causing the plot system to become a mess and making it awkward to watch. Chat groups, as the name suggests, are places for mutual exchange and communication.