What Does It Mean That the Anchor Is Really Sirona?

Doesn't Bamboo Orchid have Menas, and Menas evolved from Chou Chou Fish?

Personally, the game has too much plot, and I prefer to watch real-life plot. Overall, it's very good. I hope I can pass the second level of PK and even Sanjiang 🙂

A novel about a person wearing the skin of a character from the Pokémon world

The writing is quite good, the content is very novel, but I feel there is a problem with the punctuation, such as..., Some positions feel quite strange.

Are Blue Star viewers not surprised at all when they see the three-dimensional green color?

Internet cafes, prostitutes, they have all traveled through time and still play piracy

The subject matter is not bad, but the quantity is too small to keep 😴

Has the author played the game but not watched the anime? I feel that some parts are written very strangely, and they have never been changed The AI ​​is not very similar (it may be well-trained) In short, this novel is still quite interesting so far, but it has many flaws.

The title of the book is "Making a Nest", everyone can run away, it's amazing

The introduction is very attractive to me, but I don't know what the content is like.

So many chapters have passed, and the second computer has not yet been added. Don't you feel that the plot is too slow? In addition to the live broadcast and barrage feedback, don't you feel that the more you write, the more monotonous the response is?

Here's the picture of the big thunderous white Gengar!

I seem to have seen this topic before

Although there are still many unknown things about these powerful trainers in the author's setting, considering that the timeline is indeed very early, it is still a bit awkward to watch. I like the setting of the new anchor Qishu very much. It seems that there will be more than just Pokémon in the future. I look forward to the follow-up

In the real world? I thought it was the Pokémon world. For example, the protagonist asked Sister Baicai to live broadcast, and people in the Pokémon world could see it on their computers. The plot of Pokémon World had just started not long ago. Sister Baicai played the game to unlock the plot and avoid it in advance. She knew the evolution of Pokémon's characteristics and other forms, etc. Wait, people in the Pokémon world were surprised when they saw the plot. When fighting in the gym, they were tortured by a lineup that was not the current one (for example, when playing Xiaogang, the Big Steel Snake was different from the current lineup of Xiaogang). The abused people who were familiar with Xiaogang called Xiaogang and asked what happened and why are you so powerful? Then various champions play the game together to unlock the plot and villain conspiracy in their own region, and then use this to strengthen their lineup. The protagonist acts as the mastermind behind the scenes.

I feel like this kind of book is about seeing characters from different worlds communicating and interacting together. Only in this way can it be interesting. Don't increase the role of your protagonist, it's really not interesting. Also, if you choose a game, it's best to choose one that everyone has played, so that it will be more immersive. Watch

After reading the chapter after it was released, the plot was acceptable, but the light wall, reflective wall, and any intimidation that could reduce the damage of the special attacker were all here. This is a small problem, but it is a basic setting problem that will be very distracting and affect the perception if not paid attention to. It is recommended to polish it.

Just the buff of dragon and so on, why do we have to have dragon and land shark? . . . Why should the protagonist be restricted like this? It's very annoying. Can there be a switch for this uncontrollable buff? I really hate this feeling

I was convinced, I felt cheated, and I started writing about other games for no reason. It's a classic case of Pokémon authors who like to stuff their own favorite games.

Open an Internet cafe. It reminds me of a book from a long time ago about opening an Internet cafe in a different world and letting them play GTA.

I would like to give the author a suggestion. It would be nice to add a background introduction at the beginning of the book. It is best to inform them if the background changes, otherwise others will only feel that it is a bit intellectual.