Life in the Apocalypse After Pokemon Arrived

Judging from the current progress, it will take at least 300 chapters before the protagonist has the strength to build an alliance. What's even more interesting is that only one month has passed in the novel, and the entire world has already collapsed, and the number of deaths is expected to be many. When the protagonist starts to build an alliance, can others really abandon their fear and anger and accept Pokémon? Besides, according to the setting, all people now are dummies, who are just food in the eyes of Pokémon, so how do you make everyone become real people? Without becoming a real person, it is impossible to live in peace with Pokémon, let alone form an alliance. In the end, how many readers can wait until the protagonist is strong, how many people can keep reading, and how many people can endure the slow development of the protagonist, the result is still unknown.

Can't you name me? Xiaomei, Xiaohuang, Xiaoyong, what are you doing? It's so uncomfortable to watch 🙄🙄

Is the AI ​​comic series produced by Douyin Ayang Animation the same as this one? Is it authorized by the author?

Personally I think it's a little bit toxic, the main character always likes to call black things white.

This book is actually really good, but the main character is currently in jail

Humans can't even defeat green caterpillars, so how do you build a Pokémon alliance in your profile? I can't say how many years humanity can last based on your settings. When humanity is about to perish, why don't you build a tribal alliance? And billions of people have been killed. Do you think humans are bastards? How to establish a Pokémon Alliance in this case? The Dark Alliance is almost the same.

The pace is a bit slow. To be honest, such a world is really a little tight. If Pokémon regards the humans in the world as animals, there is really no way. Pokémon can indeed eat animals. In a sense, humans in the Pokémon world are Pokémon that are human-shaped eggs. The work itself is very innovative, but it is a little lacking. If the author can expand more, maybe it will be better.

Change the title of the book and add a Pokémon to increase the traffic. Brother, write a fan novel without adding keywords to increase the traffic. Isn't it in vain?

Creative, but the plot is too watery and the pace is too slow

The plot of the Devil's Camp is a bit broken. Is the author's synopsis still good enough? 1. How to provide food for 500 people in the camp, and what to do with it after the battle. There are only 100 people, young and old, in Shuguang Camp, but they have no property yet. One person looks after 5 people? How to transfer such a large plate when the site is changed later? 2. Commanding the Needle Bee to kill people and elves crazily. This is unnecessary. Some readers may find it hard to accept that the trainer's background is to become stronger in battles, not to kill. This is no different from wild elves, and it is difficult to shape elves in the future. What do you think of Ai Guan Shi's thighs? Madam Jun suddenly acquiesced to mass killing again? 3. The turning point in the creation of the protagonist is a bit big, and I didn't show such killing before. It's too fast to stop eating beef, and the perception of order changes from good to orderly evil The devil camp has not improved the strength and power of the protagonist, so it is simply not worthwhile to go there. It is recommended to stick to the main line, plan the elves, build a base, and don't write some copies that reduce the shaping of the protagonist group. You just write that you are going to start moving to Juzi University with 100 people. The preparation process and what you see on the road are better than killing here, which is the main story.

The way it is written, if humans become extinct, they will still be just fake people in the eyes of Pokémon. Not everyone understands Pokémon like the protagonist and dares to come into contact with Pokémon, and not everyone contacts Pokémon like the protagonist, and they will not let you become its training. Home, it would be even more nonsense to slowly transform yourself by relying on the natural environment. In the current living environment, most Pokémon eat humans in this world. Most places are occupied by Pokémon. There is no place for you humans to survive and farm. The final result is estimated to have been six years. In seven generations, there are no more than one million humans, and they are scattered all over the world and live in tribal ways. However, they have finally evolved into Pokémon humans, and there are also humans with super powers, the power of waveguides, or dragon messengers who have formed bonds with elves of a certain race. Kizuna then led humans to counterattack and regain the land to recuperate, or the divine beasts directly intervened to directly accelerate the evolution of humans. Among them, the most likely ones are the deer and phoenix king that represent vitality, and the three holy mushrooms that gave humans "wisdom, emotion, and will" in the original work.

Another dark-type Pokémon? Why do I feel that so many people here at Qidian like to change a child supply to a utopian world explosion into a social food chain? The core of the Pokémon series has been completely dismantled, leaving only a layer of skin, which is essentially the trend of using skin to control beasts.

I want to ask the author, when you read the novel at Qidian, wouldn't you laugh when you saw this kind of plot? A man instigated more than 300 people to make trouble, and brought two younger brothers to gather more than 300 people to make trouble. Then the protagonist went to quell the rebellion. The protagonist did not kill the leader who instigated the rebellion, but killed other small Karami who instigated the rebellion, and killed the leader's subordinates. What about this? What the hell kind of plot is this? The leader of the rebellion will not be killed, but only his younger brother. The plot you wrote is completely instigated by this rebel leader. Without him, there would not be so many people rebelling. But you only kill this person's younger brother, and then the leader is not killed? ? ? ? You must embody the protagonist's ruthlessness, ruthlessness, and decisiveness. If you want to kill, you must also kill the leader. Many people are ignorant and many people follow this person. They are instigated by this leader. As a result, you don't kill the leader, only the younger brother. The leader who dares to rebel is a lighter crime, but following the younger brother who rebels is a death penalty.

This fighting force has been reduced to the roadside, even worse than the green caterpillar. It is almost on the shelves. There is no substantial progress yet, so it is better to go straight to the orthodox fan fiction.

How can we still establish an alliance like this? The setting of this book is impossible if you don't use big cheats later.

Forget about the little poisonous points mentioned above. As a human being, the protagonist must strike hard when faced with man-eating elves.

Author, if you don't have a heroine, you'd better delete that paragraph, otherwise I'll really have to sell myself out, and the supporting characters will be better off than the protagonist.

It's quite interesting, but the pace is really a bit slow and the protagonist is a bit stuck. The Hu Di Alliance is getting bigger and stronger. There are a few wild monsters of level 40 or 50 at the doorstep. The protagonists are still the naturally thin ugly fish and malnourished unicorns. There is no hope for potential stocks. Especially in the past, humans were experimenting with .50 Armor-piercing bullets that can hit green caterpillars at close range without breaking the defense. It is even more obvious that the protagonist is tight Worrying about being like an old man in the comment area: the pace is slow and the reading is low → the reading is low → the results are poor.

Pidgeotus (Super Street) Pokemon Muji Episode 10 Blow up the baseball field Gyarados and Blizzard King versus Wave Pogaman Frozen Lake Dodo Ice and Double Dodo Ice (Weak Country) Desert Dragonfly passively burying the city 5,6 Mi Shen The Roaring Whale King vomited everyone out of the planet The Snow Witch and the Blizzard King fought and froze the entire country, and the Sun Rock instantly froze the ice and snow of the entire country The Bao Federation Slowpoke yawned and caused rain to destroy the entire Kanto area in the future (cannot post the picture)

I thought it was an elf from a Western fantasy world. I think it might be better to change the title to Pokémon 🙂

The protagonist is already a decisive and decisive character, so don't bother with ordinary people. It would be fine if it was a wealthy family who came up with something weird, but a group of students, you still need to bitch about it? There's also a bit of a problem with the way it's handled there.

The theme of Doomsday + Pokémon should be very interesting to write, but the main text is really not exciting at the moment. The protagonist is really too stressed. It is a bit frustrating to shorten the content of these fifty chapters to fifteen, and dragging it down any longer will only wear down people's patience. I feel like the author has misunderstood the point. Doomsday is just embellishment. The focus is on Pokémon. The way you write it now, humans are being eaten to the point of extinction. It can be said that they have a sworn hatred for Pokémon. Even if you can "let go" of hatred, will there be anyone to ally with when you make an alliance? Don't talk about setting up a doomsday base, uniting tens of thousands of people and calling it an alliance. When society collapses to this extent, the most it can do is rebuild tribes, which cannot support modern life at all. If you really plan to write like this, it is a waste of a series of writeable content related to the Pokémon IP.

The subject matter is quite new, but I feel that the direction is not very good. After reading the opening and introduction comments, it is necessary to establish an alliance. In fact, this thing is difficult to write. You need to understand management, law, history, and politics. In particular, an alliance is equivalent to establishing a country. The requirements are higher. You need to understand national-level management, law, history, and political research. If you are really proficient in these, you can directly enter the unit.

I read more than seventy chapters in one go. This book is popular mainly because of its fresh subject matter, and you can tell by the results. The pace is indeed on the slow side, but as long as the updates are quick it won't be a problem. There are no big mistakes in the plot, but there are some mistakes that are a little bit less poisonous than the fairy grass. The human organizational structure is basically not mentioned, the government department still has no trace of this person, the firepower value has expired, etc., Etc., It seems that we can only rely on the power of Pokémon to fight against the Warcraft. The most incomprehensible thing is that the logic of this real-person dummy setting is too simple. The monsters that appear in the plot naturally despise so-called dummies, which are equivalent to animals. If you want to be a trainer, you can only continue to form bonds with monsters and evolve, thereby transforming yourself into a real person in the Pokémon world. Several monsters, including the protagonist, have always been psychologically resentful of the identity of the protagonist's dummy. The reason given is that the dummy is too weak, and once there is a tendency to transform into a real person, they will directly jump to Brahmin. Is it possible that in the dark world of Pokémon, most real people can still be stronger than Pokémon? Humans have evolved and stopped eating you? Forcibly setting up a concept that requires real people to gain the recognition of World of Warcraft cannot just rely on the logic of strength and weakness. In this way, the PM writing community feels that it is not fettering enough, and the apocalyptic writing community feels that the writing is not exciting enough. Personally, I suggest that the world view and concept setting of the subsequent plot can be richer and more rigorous, so that new themes can also be understood. Generally speaking, it can be regarded as good food.

It's so hard, the green caterpillar overturns the car. I know the author wants to write that you have to use moves against the elves. Without attribute energy, there is no damage, but is it so outrageous that you have done this, and it doesn't even use the basic laws of physics? I read the comments before and said that bullets are ineffective but flamethrowers are effective. I think it's okay, but if you think about it carefully, there are many bugs. The bullets are metal, so it is completely a steel attack. Isn't the missile explosion a fire attack? No matter how bad the car collision is, it is still a normal type of attack, right? You said there must be attribute energy, but that's not true in the original work. Falling off a cliff can also cause injuries due to physical impact. The Roentgen cat froze to death in the winter to protect children. Forest fires can also burn Pokémon to death, and the sea can also drown Pokémon. These don't have attribute energy, right? You insist that it is an elven world. The world has its own attribute energy. This is the advent. The world does not have attribute energy. Let me not talk about whether Pokémon can survive without attribute energy. Can humans not kill elves even if they change the landscape with firepower? When you say that ghosts raided important military areas, do you mean that all military forces in the world were paralyzed at once? I saw comments saying that mythical beasts are in charge, but this kind of behavior looks like it is rushing to exterminate human beings. Don't humans want to die together by exploding a nuclear winter? Is it the mythical beast quasi-elves that massacres humans and prevents them from self-destruction? It's really hard to stretch

The writing is quite good, but it puts too much emphasis on technology. The technology in the Pokémon world is not very advanced. It is just a biotech supermodel. It is not as exaggerated as a green caterpillar is not afraid of guns and knocks over a car.

Are there any other novels of the same type? I don't want to read the kind of live science popularization

This is the real world, not a game. Even in the animation, this is not done. The Needle Bee is at most an individual mutation. You actually wrote out the racial value numbers, which directly turned it into a game, and the perception plummeted. Isn't it true that Pokémon is about growing stronger through training, bonding, tactics, explosions, etc., And that the weak will defeat the strong? Racial values ​​will alienate everything. It is recommended to delete the paragraph about measuring race value, it will not affect the follow-up at all.

At present, the protagonist does not have any golden fingers, and he is still an animal that looks like a human to Pokémon but is not a human! The current situation is extremely threatening, and food and water sources are in short supply! The living environment may collapse at any time, and it would not be surprising if the protagonist dies in the next moment. Author, do you think you can really continue writing in this situation without giving the protagonist something? Does anyone really want to watch the process of trying everything, going around and around everyone, sacrificing themselves to help the protagonist, and having no future and suffering all the time?

There is a problem with the rhythm. The golden finger is elf knowledge, but its effect is better than nothing. The only hope is the Ugly Fish, but then it doesn't evolve and doesn't try any more. I don't know how long it will take for it to evolve. It's not even fun to have a certain amount of initiative.