Pokemon: I Started Teaching People About Pokemon Through Livestreams

I saw the latest chapter, please share your thoughts. First of all, it is worthy of recognition that the early entry method and the achievement of official cooperation are indeed smoother than those earlier books of the same type. This may be the advantage of opening the book later. However, the shortcomings are also obvious. The biggest problem is that the protagonist does not give me the feeling that he really loves elves, but that he is a typical strength + appearance party, and he cannot treat elves equally at all. I agree to treat one's own elves differently from other elves, but in response to Rattata's rampage, the protagonist's solution is to exterminate rats on a large scale, and even the latest part has begun to divide into groups to win over one group and suppress another group, killing two peach and three peach. It's the same as stealing chickens, and Xiangwei Miao can be forgiven, and Rattata deserves to die; it's the same stealing, Pichu who steals electricity can be forgiven, but Rattata who eats chickens is waiting to be eaten. The only mercy after injuring Radha was to hide from the camera before killing him. The reason was that Radha had a grudge, which would lead to endless troubles... I have no intention of criticizing this behavior as a holy mother, because in terms of choice alone, it is actually not bad, but the appearance of this plot itself is very Pokémon-after all, Arceus chose you to help the two parties live in harmony. Is this how you handle it? The same problem also lies in some small details. Although there is nothing wrong with the protagonist's popular science, it does not play its due role in some of the unique characteristics of elves. There are too many to remember, so just give a few examples. Although the duck's headache is mentioned, it only tells the audience that the headache is due to the "mysterious power", emphasizing that it is harmless in itself, but does not remind the duck not to get close when it is not looking right, to prevent the super power from hurting people; the smelly flower only says that it will be autistic because of the smell, so that people can accept it, but core issues such as the ability to control the release of odor through exercise and the fact that the smell is actually a strong fragrance are not mentioned. I can imagine that the protagonist conceals key information so that people will not use the elves for utilitarian purposes, but you are constantly using it yourself, and there are also constant stories of the protagonist's mental journey of wanting to make money by relying on the information gap... Although the power of Viridian has the ability to heal, its most essential ability is to communicate with Pokémon. The so-called communication is two-way, not one party's unilateral perception of the other. In the special chapter, why can Xiao Huang increase the combat power of the elf so much? Because she really loves the elf, loves every elf, and does not want anyone to get hurt or let them fight, so the elf will reciprocate this love and jump from level 30 to level 80, instead of simply "increasing" the power of Viridian. The description of this book did not give me this feeling. After possessing the power of Viridian, the protagonist never once thought about taking the initiative to show kindness to the wild elves, unless he planned to conquer them. To solve the raging problem, he only went up to hit him with a stick and gave him a date. A Rattata who doesn't eat dates? Raise natural enemies and die for me. What about your communication? Getting close to the elves is just to subjugate them, to make them work for you. With this kind of intention, the power of Viridian will only make the elves hate and stay away. In terms of cooperation with the official, there were not many problems in the early stage, but judging from the latest plots, the protagonist no longer takes the official seriously. I saw with my own eyes that the Thorny Dragon King brought hundreds of aquatic elves into the coastline, and then the communication with the official only stopped at a mental activity before going back. When the subsequent impact of this incident appeared, I did not hear from the official rhetoric that this incident had an impact on the protagonist. In other words, it was forgotten by the protagonist, but the author obviously did not forget. He was just busy writing the protagonist to worry about which quasi-god to choose, such a happy worry. Adopt multiple dragons, return to the city with a group of hundreds of multiple dragons, look for settlements, and even open a ghost space similar to the spirit world, which is enough to form an army and enter the urban area. The protagonist does not mention a word to the official. Does he really still remember what he said during the first live broadcast that he had to report to obtain elves and not enter the city without permission? And the official ones are equally interesting. After obtaining the protagonist's knowledge, although he is using it, he will withhold key information. The provinces are blatantly engaging in an arms race and actually engaging in competition. At the critical moment of the invasion of this species, with the information about the cultivation of elves and the systematic training information of elves, the province actually hid it from other provinces, and the purpose was to compete for the first place? Are you sure you are not describing the beautiful country or the Republic of China? Independent states? Or are the warlords separatist? To sum up, so far, the beginning can be regarded as a summary of experience. It is well written and the three views have not strayed away. However, as you go to the end, you are becoming more and more out of control. Up to now, the protagonist is really sorry for this power. In this genre, the role of the protagonist is a bridge. To build a bridge for harmonious coexistence between humans and elves, equal love for elves and humans is necessary. It must not be to eliminate harmful things, to train useful ones, and to take advantageous ones. Too selfish behavior will completely destroy the bridge. After all, you are not a trainer in the elven world. As a "prophet" sent to this world by Arceus, your guidance cannot be mixed with too many likes and dislikes, especially the dislike of certain elves. Yes, I am referring to Little Ratta. The food chain and survival of the fittest among elves are their own business. What you have to do is to resolve the gap between people and elves. Help subdue and introduce domesticated natural enemies to hunt for food. As a means of dealing with invasive species, I am blameless. However, these are elves and Pokémon, and they have our own feelings and fantasies. They are products of a utopian world, with possibilities beyond common sense. As a reader, what I hope to see is Rattata and the farmer turning enemies into friends and finding a new cooperation model, instead of the farmer raising a group of thugs to drive out the Rattata who steal food and beat them to death.

There is absolutely no way the protagonist of this book was chosen to be a Rainbow Warrior or an ideal warrior. With this character, if you encounter an elf, you'll just knock him out and catch him. Save the ones you find useful, despise and throw away the ones that are useless, and throw them away when you are knocked unconscious. I don't see any love for the elves at all. The author has played too many games.

The setting of the protagonist... Forget it about Yunmi. The most important thing is that I don't see any love or bond with Pokémon in him. When Little Lucky Egg is injured, you just rush to save Rattata. When Rattata is injured, you don't want to care. To be honest, you are not worthy. You can't treat everyone equally and you still act as the spokesperson of the elves?

The protagonist gave me the feeling that he was a shrewd businessman in the early stage. Later, it was like Song Jiang relied on the elves to mix and weave. Now he feels a little self-respecting. Then will he have to support the bandits and respect themselves? Anyway, all actions are towards maximizing profits. This article of the same type can be said to be the most utilitarian. I originally thought it was to read about elves and people. We became friends through exchanges and interactions. As a result, the author showed me how adults can use all available resources to climb up, beat up the useful ones and accept them as dogs, and deal with the useless ones on the spot. This book may have everything, but there is absolutely no sincere friendship between humans and elves without interests. Simply put, this book is too realistic and too impersonal.

It feels like it's not about Pokémon. It doesn't mean that Pokémon can't be injured, bleed, or even die, but you can't deliberately embody these settings and make Pokémon bleed. These are taboos at the beginning. For example, when a gopher attacks an Arbor snake and easily beats it until it is injured, bleeds, and almost dies, aren't you kidding? Is this a Pokémon? Pokémon's friendliness is not just for humans, but for all living things. The gopher almost killed Arbor, so he would have no scruples about killing humans. The Pokémon's physique has also been reduced. You must know that in the Pokémon world, Pokémon battles are very common. If you are easily injured, bleeding, and on the verge of death, then the peaceful coexistence between people and Pokémon in the Pokémon world is fake.

I can't understand why Arceus would choose such a new protagonist as a bridge. Is it really a bridge? (›´ω`‹)

I read all the way down the new book list, and this book of the same type is the most comfortable for me to read.

Come on, you are the best at writing popular science fairy articles.

It's too utilitarian and has double standards for elves. I don't see any love for elves.

The Yusan family is a monopoly in the Pokémon world in order to avoid being acquired by evil organizations. You said this is still in the real world of primitive elf technology, and their number will be scarce? Isn't this nonsense? ? ? The initial race value is high, and it is also a social Pokémon. Once this kind of creature appears, it will occupy a large number of ecological niches and territories of the original creatures! There is absolutely no chance of being rare! Don't be constrained by the urban Pokémon literature that has formed a monopoly in the past, and be realistic... Dear~🤐