
Pokémon: Genetic Researcher Just Wants to Fish
宝可梦:基因研究员只想摸鱼
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Fan Fiction
- Updated
- 2d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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1.7kRecommends
890Fans
726Chapters
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Author, what was your intention in writing the battle between red and green? After all, it's a bit long and has nothing to do with the protagonist. I feel like I can skip it and not read it.
Adding a second creation setting like "Donghuang" is not used, and the meaning is unclear. Many books are like this. Is this a code?
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When I saw no one in the comment section, I thought they were deleting the comment, but it turned out that it was really just that no one was there.
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It's okay, I recommend it to readers who like to watch Pokémon researcher types, from grain to hay. It's interesting to see the research on Pokémon genes and the corresponding academic pretensions. The protagonist also has emotional interactions with his own Pokémon from time to time. After all, it is an essential part of the Pokémon novel, and the description is quite cute. Then there are several points that may lead to a poor reading experience for readers. First, the settings of the original work and even the plot settings of the characters have been subtly modified to meet the needs of the plot. The author himself said in a post that I personally find it acceptable. It is normal if some readers are not used to it. Secondly, the screen contains a large number of green and red characters, as well as other characters such as blue and yellow. The "large number of scenes given" mentioned here is not only the length of the plot, but also the description method and plot positioning. For example, it is described that Chihong has many plots that resemble the protagonist of a hot-blooded comic book, and there is really a small plot that is completely written in the same way as describing the protagonist. (To compare it to a movie, it's like a storyboard background, and the narrative technique is as if he is the protagonist.) Some of them are from the original work, and some are written by the author himself. It can be seen that the author prefers these characters. It seems fine to me, but if you are more concerned about the protagonist or a genetic researcher after reading the title synopsis, you will easily be confused about the unclear meaning of these plots, because I saw in the latest chapter, it is completely okay to delete some plots, or it may be red, green, or red, and it will not be much different if you change some characters, such as some battle plots. It really looked like the author had them meet, and then thought how could they not have a fight when two old enemies met, so he wrote it. My personal suggestion is that if the author really wants to write, he can try not to make the prelude of these plots so serious, that is, start the story in a funny way, enter a funny atmosphere first, and everyone will know that it is a joke, so it will not be so serious, and then make the battle more exciting and detailed. The last one appeared after the recent Undercover Rockets, because starting from this time, the protagonist moved to different places frequently and did many things in a short period of time (both in terms of the reader's physical perception and the actual time in the plot). But on the contrary, it feels a little subtle and lacks real sense, and it's a bit dramatic. It's hard for me to figure out whether it's a narrative rhythm problem or something else, but I feel that the plot is overall very empty. Well, I can't describe it accurately. Anyway, the reading experience has been relatively degraded. Well, that's probably it. Overall, I still like watching it so far. I'll give you 4 monthly passes.
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Written for book friends to add setting explanations
Thank you everyone for watching and commenting. In fact, I thought a lot before writing to get the current background. I blame me for not writing clearly. ①I mean that the major systems have been published, the main trunk has been clarified, and the branches have not yet been sorted out. Various researchers are sorting them out. Also because most people are investing in superficial research, only a few people are doing microscopic research, and the alliance does not pay much attention to it. ②The protagonist has only been farming for two years, and the system is indeed directly redeemable for black technology principles. This is written. In fact, it is hoped that through objective conditions, the protagonist will move towards the genetic research route. If it is just a system factor, I am afraid that I will not be able to write well and turn the protagonist into a marionette of the system. Now I try to weaken the presence of the system as much as possible, hoping to write more about people. ③ Regarding Eevee, Eevee is classified as an evolved Pokémon. At the beginning, evolution stones were used. In fact, you may not necessarily think of the genes. Is that fair to say? What I understand is that in ancient times, they discovered that using special stones could make Eevee evolve into various forms. How could they think of genes at that time? After entering modern times, the microscopic aspect has not been taken seriously for the time being, and the genetic aspect has even been ignored for the time being. ④The biggest bug is actually Liu Bo and Dr. Fuji. This is really troublesome. Because I looked up Shenbai and it only said that they were the creators of Mewtwo. Dr. Fuji wrote because he wanted to resurrect his daughter after she died, so it would be reasonable to assume that he switched to genetic research partway through, right? Xia Bo really can't make things come true, so according to the setting of this book, he is no longer the creator of Mewtwo. ⑤ In addition, regarding the timeline from mega to titanium crystallization, my personal understanding is that although the game does have time differences due to the order of regional release, if there really is a planet and all regions exist at the same time, it is reasonable to carry out research separately and publish it in one period, right? It's just that the time is earlier than the time when the protagonists start their adventure, which seems unfamiliar, but the system release time will really affect the protagonists' adventure. . . ? Due to specificity, dynamization and titanium crystallization may not be popularized all over the world, which means that mega can be used all over the world.
The author is very similar to an author who writes Douluo fan fiction, both like to joke.
I couldn't resist the title of Chapter 13. How did you read it?
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