After I Abandoned My Pokemon, They Panicked

The subject matter is good. What I hate the most is those people who write Pokémon novels and use game data to make their case. At what speed is the racial value digitized? It doesn't make any sense if you digitize it. People are living creatures.

Speaker Cricket Man said: Yes, yes! There are no weak Pokémon, only weak trainers. You are so right!

Now that I've read Chapter 13, I really can't stand it anymore. It's not that the writing is bad, but who are the background trainers? I don't even know how to train. I just use it as soon as I catch a Pokémon. If I lose, I release it and catch it again. Isn't this level a little too outrageous? Of course, if this is the basic setting, then accept it. If not, the author will try his best to make it right. If there is any explanation at the end of the book, please remind us.

I know many people think so, but the problem is that no matter whether it is a game or an anime, it can be found that masters rarely use weak Pokémon. Even Sakaki's giant needle wasted a lot of resources to become so strong. But this is because Sakaki likes this giant needle bee, so he is willing to put so much thought into it. With the same resources, as long as the Pokémon has some talent, it will basically not breed weak ones. There are also those who always like to talk about Liu Bo beating Phoenix King. I really want to laugh. The special episode was not an official setting in the first place. The expressiveness and strength of the mythical beasts in it are questionable. The special episode is only officially authorized. It is official in name, but the setting is different from the official one. Not to mention anything else, how many of the king champion villain leaders in each region were defeated by weak chicken Pokémon? The champions come standard with regional quasi-gods or powerful Pokémon, and the main force of the kings are basically elves of the same level as Yusanjia. The villain is full of mythical beasts. Who would catch a Rattata on the roadside and raise it? There are no useless Pokémon, only useless trainers. This was originally a sentence of poisonous chicken soup. When the strength is about the same, the trainer decides the winner or loser. The difference in Pokémon strength is so big that even the strongest trainers can't beat ordinary people. You must know that the core point is the strength of Pokémon, otherwise why is it called a trainer instead of a conductor? In essence, the trainer's command can only be said to be an important bonus, but it is not the core, and some people think it is unfair in the game, but in fact the game is more friendly to weak Pokémon than in the anime. In anime, weak is weak, and explosive seeds are useless. You can also rely on strategy in the game. The simplest poison guard substitution can allow players to defeat the powerful elves in the hands of most NPCs. In reality, it may be that the poison is killed before it is used, or the defense is broken by violence. After all, in the Pokémon fandom, high-level Pokémon cannot break the defense of low-level Pokémon. This is a classic poison point, just like the water storage characteristic. There is no upper limit in the game, but in fact this can only be effective for people of similar strength. Otherwise, why don't the waterships bring a few water-stored Pokémon to violently capture Kyogre after finding Kyogre? Understand that weakness means weakness. In anime, many people think that the old fan is a waste and counterattacks, but in fact, the old fan has never been weak at all. The reason for being abandoned is that he was not cultivated well and was allowed to fight mosquito tadpoles with reverse attributes. Those who can successfully turn over are basically those whose talents have been discovered, but this also proves that they are geniuses, and waste is waste. This is the most true rule in Pokémon.

It's a little embarrassing to watch. Both nature and nurture are important for an elf. There is no denying that a powerful trainer can turn decay into magic (such as the protagonist's death). Looking at Yu Sanjia, the initial elves are definitely not bad, and newcomers can form combat capabilities early. No matter how rubbish the dragon is, it can definitely beat the green caterpillar. The trainer must also screen the elves, then establish a bond with the elves, train and strengthen them, and break through the limits to become a master. Some people in the article just go astray and blindly look for good elves, ignoring this. This is not advisable, but screening elves is also a top priority.

I checked what the protagonist said, and it was said by the speaker Cricket Man.

Newbie, new book, thank you all for watching 🙂 PS: The author is too old-sighted, and I hope you will remind me if there are any mistakes. You can also criticize the author, thank you~

The introduction is that there are no weak Pokémon, but you raise weak ones. Is Charizard weak? Is the Red Lotus Armor surprisingly weak? Is Dolphin Man weak? Why not raise weak tench? There is no Pokémon that is useless. When you say this, can you hold back your laughter?

Everything else is good, but the official writing seems to be too rubbish.

A great novel, reading it is like drinking a bottle of ice-cold drink in the summer and it penetrates the heart. I hope the author can work hard and continue to write this story