Pokemon Insights: I'm Way Too Strong in My Second Playthrough

Just wanted to mention something about the starter Pokémon segment. Starter Pokémon aren't actually rare in the Pokémon world; they're quite common. In the lore, if you're ten years old and don't already own any Pokémon, you can apply to the professor for a starter Pokémon, or you can apply at your nearest Pokémon Center; they'll give you one too.

The game failed to deliver the satisfying experience of a second playthrough. The player stubbornly refused to bring their strongest Pokémon, resulting in an inability to completely control situations. Their actions didn't reflect the style of a champion; past champions rarely let go of their core Pokémon, let alone when traveling to other worlds.

Why do people always think of the Pokémon world as so dark and cruel? Putting aside the utopian setting, let's talk about the cost of raising Pokémon. There are many starter Pokémon in the game, and they don't cost anything. Not everyone can be a trainer. Do you know why we don't use pseudo-legendary Pokémon at the beginning? It's because you're too weak in the early game. It's so difficult to beat them without leveling up. By the time you level up, you'll have almost all the badges.

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The highlight for me is that, unlike other popular science novels where the male protagonist is accompanied by a stunningly beautiful woman and fantasizes about her figure, this one doesn't have that kind of "loser" portrayal.

Although this is the most authentic and reasonable Pokémon science article I've read, it still has some minor flaws, such as "the big boss calling the protagonist 'little friend'" and "the young female researcher being described as a crazy person by the author."

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The comments are such a drag on the viewing experience; they're all unrelated to what the streamer is doing, making it feel like a meme encyclopedia. It's not that you can't have witty remarks, but you can't have 90% of the comments being witty! 😥😥

The Pokémon atmosphere in this book is very well created; my friend really liked it. There's not much to delve into regarding the logic, and overall, there weren't many problems reading it. However, slice-of-life stories already feel rather weak due to the lack of a clear main plot, and the addition of numerous bullet comments in live stream stories makes them feel even weaker.

Leziwen... I suggest the author go write on Feilu Island; maybe his income could double.