A Pokemon Day Care That Began in One Piece

It's okay. It doesn't emphasize eating energy cubes like other Pokémon books, making it seem like Pokémon don't deserve to live in the wild.

To be honest, Pokémon and the world of One Piece and Naruto really don't match. After all, these worlds belong to a worldview that extremely trusts one's own force.

This kind of old force that has the power to destroy the world will not watch without taking action.

To be honest, selling Pokémon is a bit toxic. Except for Luffy's pirates, the other pirates essentially burn, kill and loot. The navy also serves the Celestial Dragons, so selling it to anyone is not a good idea.

If it is not forcibly reducing intelligence, pets are of no use in a world where individuals are powerful. It is like the outside world is always a foreign object. Those strong people will never want pets, so the appearance of pets will only become a whetstone for the strong, or a research object. Also, the pirate world is originally about burning, killing and looting. If a person only cultivates pets, he will not know how he died, because if others have the power, wouldn't they just kill the trainer? So in summary, being a trainer is a dead end, unless the trainer can obtain the ability of the pet, otherwise the trainer will have no future.

Let me explain in advance that I haven't read this book yet, and I don't mean to criticize anyone. I just feel that the people in One Piece really don't deserve to own Pokémon. They are a group of raping, raping, and plundering bastards and condescending scum. I really can't imagine what they would do to be surrounded by a Pokémon with a pure heart and cute appearance. I am really curious about what the author will write. I have finished posting my personal thoughts. I will read the book to satisfy my curiosity.

Chapter 29 is just about to be hatched. You are not a Bankai-ryu who specializes in writing about pirates. Please speed up the progress.

What is this Funkray? As I said before, Pokémon are family. Someone here stole your child, and you hired him as an employee. Are you saying that this little grudge is nothing? ? ?

I hope the author will read more about domestic and foreign news events, implement new development concepts, build a new development pattern, and broaden his horizons. After reading so many chapters, there is always a sense that the protagonist wants to use his experience of buying vegetables at the vegetable market to clarify the world's financial context and rebuild a new framework for the world economy. Check So So So.

Will the protagonist be meddling in other people's business out of nowhere, such as regrets? Is there Shennong?