Beast Tamer? Call Me a Pokemon Trainer!

This introduction makes people very nervous. Why do some authors always like this kind of introduction? It is the kind of person who chooses the weakest thing and is despised by countless people, and then the Dragon King returns. It is really overwhelming. Too ancient.

Common sense mistakes made by most Pokémon fans 1. Gossips and quasi-gods are not rare. In the Pokémon world, quasi-gods are accurately called late-blooming Pokémon. Their first and second stages are no better than ordinary Pokémon. The first and second stages of some quasi-gods are even weaker than ordinary Pokémon. The most powerful ones are in the final stage, and they take much longer to grow than ordinary Pokémon, so they are called late-blooming Pokémon. The Yusan family is even less rare in the Pokémon world. , As long as you are over ten years old and do not own Pokémon, you can apply for a Pokémon from the doctor. There is no restriction on status or age. Even if you are over 60 years old, as long as you have never owned Pokémon, you can apply to the doctor. The Pokémon ball just uses this function to collect them into the ball 3. The energy cube is just a nutritious food, and whether it is nutrition or taste, it is not as good as a professional nutritionist like Xiaogang.

After reading more than 30 chapters, I can't stand it anymore. The author's writing skills are not bad, and the average level in the starting point. The word count is so smooth, but I don't know if it was written by AI. Then the key issue is the same as the few noisy comments in the comment area. The author has basically no knowledge of Pokémon. He probably just followed the trend and wrote about World of Warcraft and Pokémon. If the author just writes casually without understanding both sides, it can be said that it will collapse. In more than 30 chapters, Rotom directly used his shadow clone to split into two elves to do housework. . . It is probably because when I wrote it, Baidu did not directly write the shadow clone of Naruto based on the image. The shadow clone of our Pokémon does not have a physical body. The description of the move remembers that it is the shadow residue caused by too fast speed. The game effect seems to be to increase the dodge rate. Reality Enhancement Just thinking about it, it is estimated that jumping left and right will cause afterimages, or dashing in one direction will leave afterimages. It seems that the animation can also perform different actions? But no matter what, there will be no physical existence. Some of them are stand-in moves, and the principles are different. When the author wrote about the water flow ring earlier, he seemed to regard the water flow ring as a group health-recovery water skill. He also wrote that it has no effect on "Warcraft" other than the water system. For the sake of "Warcraft", I forgive the author. If he wrote this about elves, I would directly blame the author. At the same time, such an article without even looking for information is definitely generated by AI. . .

One of the classic Pokémon rumors is that the Gossip family is rare. To be honest, the theoretical basis for it is nothing more than Bug Boy and the like. First of all, Royal Merchant is a Pokémon with certain potential in combat. Prepared for newcomers, this newcomer refers to trainers, not that you must be a trainer once you have Pokémon. Secondly, whether it is the boy in shorts or the boy who catches bugs, you can see from the vertical drawing that he is definitely not 10 years old. Just compare it with the main character's main drawing and you will know. And just talking about the boy in shorts and the boy who catches bugs, why don't you mention that there are also young ladies and young men in the game who will give you thousands of dollars for defeating them. I am about the same age as them when I look at the pop-up paintings, but the ones they use are not Charmander Squirtle, they are all positive/negative electric slaps or curl-eared rabbits. And there is a high probability that the Bug Catcher Boy is an insect Pokémon because he likes bugs, because during the summer vacation in the era when the Pokémon game was first released, Japan was most in need of all kinds of children running to the mountains to catch bugs, including the father of Pokémon, Tajiri Satoshi, who was also one of the Bug Catcher Boys. Putting the character of the Bug Catcher Boy into the game itself is also a reflection of reality.

I've read several chapters of this narrative commentary, but the plot hasn't even started yet. It's so long-winded and full of nonsense. The good thing is called daily life, but the bad thing is called water. The tone sounds like a student's composition. I guess it's just for practicing writing.

I always feel that the main function of Pokémon is to optimize existing production methods. Various production Pokémon can transform society far more than combat Pokémon. Therefore, as a popular Pokémon, you can really go in the direction of various production skills. If you only increase your influence through combat, you will underestimate the IQ of the entire world.

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In addition, energy cubes are really not elixirs. If you talk about magical candies or curry sandwiches (the food eaten by humans in the Pokémon world cannot be equated with reality, after all, they use tree fruits, they can also add experience or strange effects to elves), I still believe it.

I finally know the reason why I hate the magical modifications set by the elves in the article. First of all, the protagonist is a time traveler, right? He played the main Pokémon game before time travel, right? Then here's the problem. The magical modification settings in the article are all from the protagonist's mouth, such as what shadow clones are used as stand-ins, energy cubes are turned into elixirs, etc., All of which are said by the protagonist without expression, which looks very strange. It's not that I can't accept the magical setting, but it seems from the text that the protagonist refers to A and B, which is nonsense. If you want to write well, write well, don't write casually, author.

After reading Chapter 30, the initial Pokémon appeared in floating bubbles. What's the use of this crap?