Pokemon: I Reincarnated as Ditto

Groudon realized his dream

Shanaido

The author is still very good, but he always likes to make himself and readers uncomfortable in key places. Readers complained about the work's poor performance, and the author felt uncomfortable after reading it. Let me talk about my impressions. If the author is in a bad mood, you don't have to read it, because they only single out the parts that are not handled well and do not praise the parts that are well written. The initial description of the characters made the readers deeply disgusted with the breeding house family. Later, the readers finally had a good impression of them, and Kasa was hacked to death. Many of the characters in the back are also arranged in this way. They were finally shaped and cut off immediately. Once it is touching, if used too much, it will make people uncomfortable. In the first hundred chapters, the protagonist has a 50-50 chance of beating any stronger character. His hard power relies on tactics. Starting from Phoenix King, his strength suddenly increases greatly, but the opponent is replaced by various mega elves and mythical beasts. It still feels strange. Then in the time-travel chapter, the protagonist finally seemed very powerful, but the author arranged a Hupa to force the protagonist to almost non-existence. I can only say that this kind of direct plot killing for the sake of writing the plot is really bad. The master spirit of the gym was injured, and not one of the more than 30 people in the gym had a normal head. The champion said that licking dogs is really licking dogs. The characters and behavior of fantasy beasts and mythical beasts are half like college students who have not gone through puberty. That's not to say it can't be this kind of character, but it feels like it was deliberately written to make everyone's character low, worse than a sidekick who died on the battlefield without any description. As a reader who just reads all the way through, I sometimes feel uncomfortable. It is normal for readers who follow up to complain.

I was dumbfounded. Lalu Lasi was obviously a foreshadowing. Lalu Lasi came first, and then the protagonist came. In what way does Lalulas's behavior and behavior not match her character? Is it possible that for a strange defecting Variety Monster, La Lulas did not follow the trainer's order to hunt down, but also betrayed the past and became the protagonist's licking dog to satisfy some readers? Because of today's test push, many people came out and thought that the protagonist being captured by La Lulas was a huge poison. Haha, this is considered poisonous, I have nothing to say. All I can say is that I really can't write the cool articles these people expect. Some people also ask why there is no illustrated book of Lalu Lasi... There are so many different things about Xiaolu, can't the author bury some foreshadowing? There's no need to spread out everything and write it, right? A little spoiler, the protagonist's system has a reason, first there is Xiaolu, and then there is the protagonist. The family where the protagonist is born only looks ordinary. In fact, only the rookie trainer Xu Hua is really ordinary. His parents and Xiaolu both have problems. Really... Can't I even write foreshadowing in novels now? Is it true that a book is good only if it is promoted horizontally?

Referring to the Pokémon games and movies, there are scenes where the monsters turn into humans. Therefore, the protagonist will turn into a human form in the future, but his essence is still a changeable monster. The human form is just a form, the same as changing into a cat. For readers who just want to see the protagonist who never changes, you don't have to read it. Qidian also has many novels about people who never change. I like watching "Slime Reincarnation" very much, so I understand the alien beast novel like that. If I have to jump out and say it, the protagonist of the alien beast novel cannot change into a human being. What this says is no different from some religions: We have the final right to interpret God and cannot misinterpret teachings...

I finished reading it last night and found that the author was complaining that the number of subscriptions had been declining, which made me feel inspired. When it was put on the shelves, the author said that he had an outline and could not change the plot. At that time, the author should have realized the current situation of low subscriptions. Why? You have to give readers something to look forward to. Your current plot is like the tragic death of Kogoro Mori's family and Dr. Agasa after 50 episodes of Conan. Conan and Ai Haibara decided to take revenge and worked as detectives to save money. As a result, they solved other cases for 50 episodes. Conan kept thinking about playing games online and arguing with others. The author said that fewer people subscribed to Mo Hen's fast-paced books, and now readers can't accept the slow pace at all. However, the readers who can stay are already very tolerant of the slow pace. After all, the Mohen section is equivalent to the second copy after it was released. The tragic death of the Xu family has not yet been explained (Xiaolu is depressed, and the protagonist has not heartlessly bickered online. In order to portray Xiaolu's maturity, the protagonist is like an imbecile.) Finally, to summarize: the author, you wrote the plot before it was released, and you wrote it like this after it was released. It's just that there are no main supporting characters to write about, so we can only write some new supporting characters. But everyone has feelings, and it also costs time. Why did you write all the main characters in the free chapters to death, and then write new supporting characters in the paid chapters? (Besides, these supporting characters only left the factory once and disappeared) Anyway, what are you doing?

Alas, I can't stand it any longer, so I withdrew first. Originally, I didn't want to deal with the poisonous points in the front, but I really couldn't hold it in anymore. First of all, the Variety Monster's transformation, Doudou Eyes. The Variety Monster in Rocket Group in the anime can prove that Doudou Eyes is not certain, and the transformation is so unskilled. The eyes of the blood-winged dragon he transformed into are normal, but the tail at the back is not perfect, and there is a flame bird elf egg at the back. Originally, I I also wanted to see the protagonist in the future wear six, and suddenly there was an extra elf. I thought about it again, so I don't have to use it as a tool, it's okay, it's over, and it's not over yet. Then I got a transformer, and I had to change later. Where did I go? It's just this transformer. If the future is exposed, it will be troublesome. It's troublesome. It's not a pity. It's too embarrassing. I won't watch the rest. After this series of punches, I really can't stand it.

I found that most readers didn't understand the whole Variety Escape incident. There's no way everyone is reading too fast now. As an author, let me explain it. In the entire incident, from the birth of the Variety Monster to the strange point, the driving force behind it was Liu Ming. In a sense, she shaped the strange Variety Monster now, and the original source of information was La Lulas's "Artificial God" plan. Yu Chu from the Dark Gray City Elf Center guessed right. Lalu Lasi is the semi-finished product of a man-made god, and the protagonist is the finished product. Why did Liu Ming do this? Because her son was a scumbag and couldn't get into college. He had to go home and squat at home. So she had to find a way out for her son. Therefore, she took the risk to create an 'artificial god' to help her son so that the scumbag could stand out. (See Chapter 21, Liu Ming discusses his son's future work, and Chapter 27, Xu Chengping goes to see his old superior.) After several experiments, the Variety Monster was born. The protagonist was just born, isn't he reflecting on life? Liu Ming went to see it once (see Chapter 1), saw a dull guy, and thought it had failed like the past experiments. So I left it alone. Unexpectedly, the protagonist was an old Yinbi and ran away directly. Then, Liu Ming immediately realized that the experiment was successful. According to her husband's request, she sent the semi-finished Lalu Lasi of the Artificial God to hunt down the protagonist. The order was to observe its actions and to hunt it back. After returning from the hunt and listening to La Lulas's report, she knew that the matter was almost done, so she must let Variety Monster become her son's initial elf. There is no other way, this stupid son has no choice but to rely on my mother to help him out. And haven't you noticed that when Liu Ming was talking to Lalu Lasi, she looked at her for a long time. She can talk to Lalu Lasi. She is actually a person with super powers. It's a pity that he didn't inherit it. This son is too cheating. So as long as the protagonist escapes, Liu Ming will chase it back no matter what, and try to make her son accept the Variety Monster. At the same time, she believes that her son's character can make the Variety Monster gradually accept it. But what she was thinking about at this time was that the Variety Monster was a newborn mythical beast, so it was so smart. She didn't know that there was actually a time traveler inside. The above clues, I saw that there are buried clues in Chapter 27 of "The Obscene Fist Stone"... In fact, they can be summarized, so I will explain them now.

This year's readers are really not good, the author has to find the pictures himself

I think you have put down your easy label. . . There's no need to trick people into it with that. . . .