Pokemon Descends: This Researcher Is Forced to Become a Champion

I was quite surprised to see in the discussion thread that the author changed the setting. First of all, the first three chapters are much better than before. There's really no need to elaborate too much on the reason for the injury; writing about compensation and getting a Pokémon is a good start. Later, if needed, you can develop the storyline with the research institute.

Why do authors always seem to weaken Pokémon's inherent abilities? Chansey's Heal Pulse takes over two weeks to heal a broken bone, so what's the point of Chansey? Why don't you just write that Charizard's flames reach 100 degrees Celsius, and it flies slower than an eagle but slower than a sparrow?

Growlithe, Riolu, and Houndoom are all very loyal to you.

If you post Pokémon illustrations, please include the artist's name. Please feature this post! I accidentally deleted my previous post because I didn't mean to, I'm so upset 😭😭😭😭😭😭 The artist can't post the artwork; the starting point is very unclear. You can find it in the comments section by reversing the order.

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My expectations dropped considerably as soon as the Rockets came out.

After reading a few chapters, I have some doubts about the author's core argument. Since the author has completely incorporated the laws of physics into the Pokémon world, many issues within the Pokémon world become contradictory. Firstly, the power of legendary Pokémon contradicts the author's understanding of physics. Not to mention other aspects like evolution and moves.

#FunnyEmojis#MixRewards

I've read a similar book where, to highlight the protagonist, everyone else's intelligence was lowered, and all the other people's research was either stagnant or wrong, while the protagonist single-handedly outshone the entire world.

Seeing the resume, I thought it was a story about transmigrating to an elf world and hardcore elf training, but it turned out to be a story about a parallel world where elf culture slowly unfolds. It was somewhat disappointing. The resume was clearly a bait, and it didn't even explain the general situation of this world at the beginning.