A Pokemon Day Care That Began in One Piece
从海贼开始的宝可梦培育屋
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- Anime Crossover
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It's alright, unlike other Pokémon fanfics that emphasize eating Energy Cubes, making it seem like Pokémon don't deserve to live in the wild.
Honestly, Pokémon and worlds like One Piece and Naruto don't really fit together, since these kinds of worlds are based on an extreme belief in one's own strength.
What to do about the Celestial Dragons?
This old force, wielding world-destroying power, will not stand idly by and do nothing.
To be honest, selling Pokémon is a bit risky. Apart from Luffy's crew, other pirates are essentially just plundering and killing, and the Navy serves the Celestial Dragons, so selling them to anyone would be problematic.
Unless their intelligence is forcibly reduced, pets are essentially useless in a world where individuals are powerful. Just as the external world is always external, those in power would never want pets. Therefore, pets only serve as whetstones or research subjects for the strong.
Let me preface this by saying I haven't read this book yet, and I don't mean to criticize anyone. It's just my personal feeling that the characters in One Piece don't deserve to have Pokémon. A bunch of lewd, thieving, and wicked bastards and arrogant scum—I really can't imagine how they could possibly have a pure-hearted, cute Pokémon by their side. I'm really curious how the author will write it. That's my personal opinion; I'm going to read the book to satisfy my curiosity now.
Chapter 29 is only just about to hatch you. This isn't even a multiverse story specifically about One Piece. Please speed up the pace!
What kind of guy is Bon Clay? He just said Pokémon are family, and now someone steals your Pokémon, and you hire them as an employee? And you say this little grudge isn't a big deal???
It is hoped that the author will regularly read major domestic and international news events, implement the new development philosophy, build a new development pattern, and broaden his horizons. After reading so many chapters, I get the feeling that the protagonist is going to use his experience of buying groceries at the market to figure out the global financial system and rebuild a new framework for the world economy. Stingy.
Will the protagonist inexplicably cause some unnecessary trouble, like regrets or meddling in other people's business? Is there a Shennong (a legendary figure associated with agriculture)?