You Asked Me to Make a Game, So What Is This Pokemon Thing?

The book has a good theme, but many shortcomings. 1. The game is progressing slowly. They said they were making a game, but it seems like they've already covered 1,000 chapters with just one Emerald. Yes, there's only one Emerald yet, and the Volcano God storyline hasn't even been released. 2: The game's realistic progression is slow and lacks satisfying moments.

Thank you so much for writing about this subject matter. It reminded me of my carefree days playing Pokémon Emerald all night long. I don't know if the author will ever see this, but it truly represents my youth. Even after I became wealthy and played official Pokémon games, nothing brought me the same joy as Emerald. This book brought back those happy memories. I sincerely thank the author for writing a novel on this theme.

History, a complete urban fiction overlay. The protagonist couldn't even afford food, yet the game's difficulty was increased, as if the game was afraid people would buy it. Then there's the currency system, which directly uses the Chinese Yuan (RMB) value. Why not just use the Japanese Yen (JPY) value, when the game already has one? Finally, and most importantly, it's completely unlike the Pokémon world, where Pokémon are simply crammed into a city.

Let the protagonist focus on making the game; progressing the game content is the most important thing. The protagonist streaming online is really not a good idea, and avoid writing too many sensational headlines. Shock is acceptable, but the game's pace shouldn't be slowed down. Also, regarding Lidcat, if you don't plan to train it in real-world battles, don't give the protagonist's Pokémon too much screen time.

Roserade: Then let me ask you, what type am I? Answer me, looking my eyes.

Brother, don't believe those positive reviews and hype, they're all fake, they're lies, run!

I have a question. The game created by the protagonist uses the character images and names of Gym Leaders from the real Pokémon world. Did the protagonist obtain authorization beforehand? He just went ahead and used it so casually? 🤔 Doesn't he consider the consequences at all? The protagonist doesn't even seem to know them, does he?

As the title suggests, to be honest, the author seems too inexperienced. It gives the impression that they haven't deeply explored the game, are too lazy to check the encyclopedia, and have even read few related fan works. Bai Cai Jie has always focused on Sinnoh Mythic, while Rayquaza is a Hoenn-related topic; The timeline and worldline are also strange.

The early chapters of the novel are riddled with flaws, and many readers criticize the author, but the comments section is full of praise, with not a single negative comment. I specifically checked the comments before reading the novel, and they were full of effusive praise. However, before chapter 50, several flaws have appeared. I'll see if my comment gets deleted. I've taken a screenshot and will post it daily.

Analysis of the humor in this book 1. The protagonist, living in a modern Pokémon world, almost starved to death. 2. Cynthia, the champion of live streaming 3. Silly comments from netizens in Chinese online novels 4. Chinese-style NPC names in the Hoenn region 5. The pixel-art game's opening animation is stunningly beautiful.