Pokemon: I Can See Special Prompts

What can I say, after reading ten chapters, I feel that the integration of Pokémon and the city is not very high. If you don't say that everyone has one, at least don't give me the impression that you have to want to be a trainer to consider raising a Pokémon, right? Raising Pokémon is one thing, but training them professionally is another. To me, it doesn't feel like Pokémon, but rather concepts like martial souls and beast control. First of all, people are divided into three, six or nine levels, and the best people are equipped with Pokémon, even a green caterpillar. It should be more integrated into life. What I have seen so far is just a wrist guard at the door. The one-month supply of Moo Moo milk is actually delivered to the door by sales staff, not Pokémon like Messenger Bird. The registration business can obviously be done by super-powered Pokémon like Hu Di, but it is still all done manually. In line with the low level of Pokémon integration: the action of catching a goal is only performed with the Poké Ball issued after registering as a trainer. It's outrageous. It gives me the feeling of strictly controlling the Poké Ball, and the entire system is controlling the degree of integration. It is far from the Pokémon world in the game or the animation.

I haven't read the book yet. The protagonist gains access to Riolu through hanging. Riolu can sense emotions through waveguides. How do you get recognition for your intentions when they are so obvious?

It's hard to see the elves that start with Poison Healing Mushroom, so I cut them off like this. What a pity. This is one of the elves that I think are most suitable for poor people to start.

Overall, it's pretty good. Although I felt that it evolved too fast at first, I later found out that it was just a temporary hacker at most, so that's okay. I also write pretty well on a daily basis.

Why do you keep using impact? Isn't it good to have continuous sonic punches? There is no bonus of this type for impact, so Sonic Punch can also attack the enemy first. There are also mushroom spores, the most famous skill of the Dou Li Mushroom clan, but they are always used. What do you think?

@readerCome out

It's all elven writing, and it's a dead end.

I don't know when such a setting will be available. The first major main setting: the full value of the elf attribute is 6v (the mythical beast, etc. Are separately mentioned), which is set by the level and increased by the energy intake. Energy from other Pokémon can be obtained by defeating other Pokémon (the level is lowered after being defeated multiple times), or by ingesting food and other minerals or attribute stones (wild rocks and other types of energy are greatly enhanced). The second major main setting: There is no longer a very awkward early training process, adding Ultraman One Heart and One Body, adding family gym secret skills (the original skills undergo various changes through the innate attributes of the elves when comprehending the spirit or blood of One Heart), so that talented teenagers (young people are relatively simple and have more advantages in understanding the spirit) can learn a variety of secret skills, and even become more powerful, 16-year-old champion! Affiliated settings: Gym elves will gain or lose levels because they are defeated or defeat challenger elves. Increasing the meaning between gyms not only makes it possible for the second team or team n to join the first team, but also makes the badges obtained by challenging the gym more valuable.

Does the introduction have anything to do with the beginning of the book?

I really like it but it doesn't have a female protagonist.