A Real Pokemon Game, and I'm the Only One Who Knows the Story

Coordinates Chapter 77 Two villains robbed a world-class luxury cruise ship with nearly a thousand passengers and escaped unscathed. No one even saw their faces. How did such a legendary thing happen? Just take advantage of the boat party to close the door, cut off the power, and put sleeping powder on it. This is outrageous. Where is the security force on the ship? What about the crew on board? What about everyone else who wasn't at the party? None are written, as if they don't exist. Even if these people are eliminated in advance by these two villains. What happened in the banquet hall was even more outrageous. The huge banquet hall that could accommodate nearly a thousand people must have a top-notch ventilation system. However, the villain only needed to turn off the lights and lock the door to charm everyone before they could react. None of the nearly a thousand passengers had time to escape, and no one had time to take sleeping pills. To put it bluntly, if you have this strength, what are you doing as a robber? Which local champion can beat you?

Let me give you a sneak peek and start reading after 200 chapters. By the way, does the author know that he has such a bad reputation that he can't even scan a shared bicycle?

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Haji Feng, the elf literature is at a low point right now. If you change your vest, you won't be able to find your old customers. Fortunately, I didn't delete it after watching Manor, I still have it 😂

It feels like it's coming to an end, do you feel it? 😁

I have opened a small account to publish a new book again. This book only has 4,000 words per day, which is probably almost eunuch. If this book were a real eunuch, the author's reputation would be completely ruined.

I was attracted by the part about complaining about defending poison, and when I saw the comment section, I discovered that it seemed to be the author of Lord of the Manor. Putting the tactics of turn-based games into real Pokémon battles and treating them like treasures is the most ridiculous setting in Pokémon novels. It is very attractive to me that the author can complain about this setting. I would like to talk about some settings in Pokémon novels that are unreasonable and very discouraging to readers. I hope the author will not write them like this. The first is to forcibly integrate the game settings into real Pokémon battles, such as limiting four skills and using game tactics to beat the king. The second is to treat the protagonist's knowledge of the research direction as if the protagonist can research it. The time-traveler only knows the direction, but cannot research it, and does not have the knowledge and ability to do research at all. It is like a college student who time-travels to before the birth of the nuclear bomb. He knows that nuclear bombs are awesome and knows the principles of nuclear bombs, but he will never build a nuclear bomb. There is also an aspect of the introduction that I think is a bit unreasonable. The ability of Magikarp to evolve into Gyarados does not seem to be very precious knowledge. It should not be difficult for players to obtain it if they enter the Pokémon world. (I haven't read it yet, just my thoughts on the introduction)

Personally, I feel that the old regions are more liked by readers than the new regions, because many readers do not necessarily understand and like the new regions and mythical beasts. Most of the readers who like Pokémon come from the Fengyuan region of Kanto, Chengdu. Guraton, Kyogre, and Rayquaza are famous, but how many people know and like new Pokémon like Gurton and Milton?

It would be better if you changed the name to "I am a social animal NPC in Pokémon". The current name is too wise.

Ugly Fish is understandable, and some props and communication evolutions are also understandable, but Magikarp cannot evolve is actually outrageous A bunch of anglers asked or complained about Magikarp not being able to evolve, and the other party laughed or said Magikarp could evolve, which is not to say that Magikarp can't evolve. You said you didn't know the evolution was Gyarados, but you can't say Magikarp can't evolve Everyone who asks an NPC knows some basic information, and it's not like you don't even know the information about the bad Pokémon in the street, right?