
The Only Player in the World of Pokemon
精灵世界的唯一玩家
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 372k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Stats
112Chapters
1.7kRecommendations
8.7kFans
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The game mechanics have been described as the protagonist being unable to distinguish between reality and the game. It's suggested that these plot holes be fixed. I've seen some ridiculous instances of the "only player" scenario where the game doesn't log off. It's one thing to be confused for a day or two, but shouldn't the protagonist check their surroundings after spending some time in the game world? The protagonist isn't some wildling from nowhere.
Why are there so many number one players lately?
Many authors essentially cut their books off as soon as they start taking leave.
Is there any update coming? Author, please give us an answer!
What a pity, the cover was so cute!
If you don't want to write anymore, just end it prematurely and cut it off. One chapter a day is too torture.
I'm giving this a shout-out, and I hope it doesn't get cut off.
It's a good read, author, please write faster!
Lao Nong
Pokémon is an extremely difficult fanfiction to write, even more so than Harry Potter. This book also has many minor flaws, but the good thing is that they stop there and aren't really major flaws. It's still quite good to read it in one go. I hope the author keeps writing.
Why can't I always do without Eevee?