my pokemon player.

"Orphan? Are you talking about me?"

Just as Ryan was praying for his cheap dad, a low voice suddenly came.

Ryan was startled at first, then turned around speechlessly.

I saw Mewtwo leaning against the window with his arms folded across his chest, looking at me with interest.

"How come you, a Psychic-type Pokémon, are so elusive like a Ghost-type Pokémon?"

"Also, could you please stop eavesdropping on me?" Ryan said helplessly.

Chaomeng denied it: "I didn't eavesdrop. I was listening to your conversation openly outside the window, but you didn't notice me."

"So you blame me? When did you start listening?" Ryan asked Mewtwo.

Mewtwo replied, "I didn't hear much. I just heard some of the situations in your territory."

"Didn't you hear it all!" Ryan said unhappily.

"No, your last two sentences were a little low, and I couldn't hear them clearly. Are you saying that I'm an orphan?" Chaomeng said calmly.

Ryan shook his head: "I'm not talking about you, I'm talking about myself."

"But I've heard everything. Your father is just missing and has not been confirmed dead, so you can't be called an orphan yet. Only I can." Mewtwo said in a deep voice.

Ryan was speechless when he heard this: "You are quite proud. This is not a good word."

Mewtwo said expressionlessly: "It's indeed not a nice word, but I can only accept it, right?"

"Because besides family, I have other emotional ties and my own dreams."

"So I don't dwell on whether I'm an orphan or not. The word means nothing to me."

"That's what I said, but..." Ryan said halfway, and suddenly reacted: "Wait! Are you trying to comfort me?"

"You told me not to call myself an orphan, and you told me not to forget about feelings other than family. If you want to comfort me, just say it directly. There's no need to beat around the bush."

Looking at the teasing smile on Ryan's face, Mewtwo turned his head awkwardly and avoided Ryan's sight:

"Humph, you're still as self-indulgent as ever!"

"Okay, just think of me as being sentimental, but you are not an orphan because I can be your family." Ryan's smile became particularly sincere.

Chaomeng's heart was deeply touched again when he heard this. He changed the subject in a panic:
"Whatever you say, none of this matters. Let's talk about the placement of the copied Pokémon first."

Ryan didn't continue to improve his favorability upon seeing this, as he knew very well that too much is as bad as too little.

Especially when dealing with a Pokémon like Mewtwo, which is cold on the outside but warm on the inside, it is important to strike a good balance.

So he changed the subject and said, "Okay, what do you think of the breeding farm in the territory?"

"Overall it's pretty good. Although it's not as good as the backyard of the Oak Research Institute, it's enough for them to live in peace."

Mewtwo is quite satisfied with the breeding farm in Firefly Town.

Ryan didn't mind when he heard Chaomeng say that his breeding farm was not as good as the Oak Research Institute, but explained:

"The level of technology in our time is far inferior to that of the future. It's already good enough to be able to build such a breeding farm."

Chaomeng nodded slightly: "Well, you are right, so I don't dislike your idea of ​​a breeding farm. I am very grateful that you found a new home for them."

Ryan waved his hand: "I said, we are friends, friends should help each other, no need to be so polite."

Before Chaomeng could react to this, Ryan continued:

"If you are satisfied with the feedlot, why are you asking about their placement?"

Chaomeng replied: "Didn't you say that you wanted them to build feelings and bonds with humans?"

"But they are all copy Pokémon, and they look subtly different from normal Pokémon. I'm afraid they will be discriminated against and treated unfairly."

When Ryan heard this, he shook his head and said:
"First of all, you can't call them copy Pokémon. This term has separated them from ordinary Pokémon."

"Secondly, you don't have to worry about them being discriminated against. The only difference between them and ordinary Pokémon is the patterns on their bodies."

"I may not be sure about other humans, but my subordinates definitely like them very much."

Just kidding, what players like most is being different.

In their eyes, copying the Pokémon's pattern is not a flaw at all, but a rare symbol!
If players knew that there were only so many copy Pokémon and that they would never appear again, they would become even crazier.

This is a rare Pokémon!
Although Ryan does not advocate trading Pokémon between players, Pokémon are also valuable.

As long as this game can be publicly tested, these out-of-print Pokémon will be in short supply!
Even if they don't sell it, it will be very face-saving to take it away!
Isn't the purpose of playing games to get the envious and jealous looks from other players?

These copy Pokémon not only have extremely high material value, but also provide sufficient emotional value. How can they not be popular among players?

Therefore, Mewtwo's worries are completely unnecessary. Far from being discriminated against, they will be enthusiastically sought after by players.

Chaomeng saw Ryan's confident look and said puzzledly:

"Why are you so sure? People's minds are unpredictable. They may be intimidated by your majesty and appear to be close to you, but they are reluctant in their hearts."

"The Vulpix are very sensitive and will definitely be able to detect it. Then their hearts will be completely closed."

Ryan responded: "The reason why I speak so confidently is because I know my subordinates."

"If you're worried about them, you can just observe them quietly."

"When you spend more time with them, you will understand where my confidence comes from."

"Of course, to allay your concerns, I won't let them capture the Pokémon you bring until you trust them."

In fact, even if Mewtwo didn't mention this matter, Ryan would not let players easily come into contact with copy Pokémon.

After all, as Pokémon destined to be out of print, they are too tempting for players.

Ryan is not a philanthropist, so it is impossible for him to be conquered easily.

If you want to get the chance to come into contact with copied Pokémon, you must at least make an outstanding contribution.

This will not only give Mewtwo and Vulpix some time to adapt, but will also further increase the rarity of Vulpix.

Moreover, if the process of conquering the monster is too simple, the player’s sense of satisfaction after conquering the monster will be greatly reduced.

Ryan did this for the sake of the players, not to exploit the players' surplus value.

Well, absolutely not!

After players have gone through so much trouble to capture Vulpix, they are affected by the sunk cost and the value of being out of print. Not to mention being discriminated against, players want to worship them.

By then, Vulpix and the others will have found a suitable home, players will have gained material and emotional value, Mewtwo can be completely at ease, and Ryan will be able to motivate players.

It can be said that it kills four birds with one stone, everyone benefits, and a win-win situation is achieved in the true sense!
The more Ryan thought about it, the more proud he felt. What a genius game planner!
Mewtwo next to him naturally couldn't understand Ryan's intention, but he could feel Ryan's overflowing confidence.

In addition, Ryan's arrangement was also reasonable, leaving it with sufficient observation time, so Chaomeng nodded and said:
"Okay, I'll watch their every move."

"Well, there's no need to observe so carefully. I'm afraid you'll be led astray by them," Ryan said awkwardly.

He knew too well the infectious power of players. Almost all the people and Pokémon around him were affected by them, even the usually steady Uncle White was not immune.

"What does that mean?" Mewtwo asked in confusion.

"That's right. Their behavior is a little eccentric, and I'm afraid you will be influenced by them." Ryan explained.

Chaomeng said indifferently: "No, I am not so easily affected by external factors. Don't underestimate my willpower."

"It has nothing to do with willpower. The main thing is... Never mind. As long as you have confidence."

Ryan didn't say anything more. Anyway, the players would punish every stubborn human and Pokémon. He just hoped that Mewtwo's values ​​wouldn't be too greatly impacted.

"Is there anything else you want to talk to me about?" Ryan continued to ask.

Mewtwo shook his head gently: "No, on the way to the breeding farm, I saw humans and Pokémon living in harmony, and I also sensed their joy."

"Although their way of getting along will be very common in the future, it is still rare in this era."

"It turns out you didn't lie to me. You really do want to build a world where humans and Pokémon live in harmony."

"So I will stay here and find the meaning of my existence."

"But I'm tired of boring battles. I will only help you if your territory is invaded or you encounter a powerful opponent."

"If you have no objection to this, then later..."

Before Chaomeng finished speaking, Ryan stretched out his right hand and said with a smile:

"Please take good care of me in the future."

Chaomeng was silent for a moment, then reached out and bumped fists with Ryan, with a barely perceptible smile on his face.

"Well, if you don't have anything else to do, why don't you come with me to the Pokémon Center?"

"I just got a Pokémon Exchange Device and I plan to place it in the Pokémon Center."

"By the way, let's test the function of the machine and let Haunter evolve into Gengar to improve its strength."

"This guy is my personal bodyguard, but he didn't even know there were Pokémon eavesdropping around. He's totally incompetent."

As soon as these words were spoken, Haunter immediately emerged from the shadows and protested quietly.

Even Celebi and Gardevoir couldn't sense Mewtwo's spying, so how could it possibly detect it!

I am just a weak, pitiful and helpless Haunter.

Mewtwo also agreed: "I say again, I didn't eavesdrop, you just didn't notice me."

"You see, Mewtwo also thinks it's your responsibility." Ryan turned to Haunter and said.

“No, that’s not what I meant.”

"Hey!"

"Protests are useless. If you say one more word, you won't be able to evolve today!"

"Hey~" (ω)
"Tsk tsk tsk, your little face changes so quickly. You even gave me a heart. Who told you to chew the fruit into a heart shape and give it to me?"

"Hey~"
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Time flies, and five days passed in a flash.

During these five days, Ryan successfully used the Pokémon Exchange Device to evolve Haunter into Gengar.

The purple fat man was not used to his own body at first and made a lot of jokes.

But it is still very happy. These days, it has been running to show off in front of ghost-attribute Pokémon such as Naruto.

While the dream monsters were congratulating Gengar, they also felt a little envious.

Pokémon like Shakabsha and Gravedog that have no resistance to evolution are fine, because they will evolve sooner or later anyway.

But the Dream Monster was feeling conflicted, as it knew that its strength was gradually failing to catch up with other players' Pokémon.

Seeing that it was about to become a burden to Xu Ruofeng, it couldn't help but feel anxious.

Meng Yao knew that he wanted to evolve, and even if Xu Ruofeng didn't like Meng Yao, he would definitely agree.

And his love for himself will not diminish in the slightest, and he will still discover the shining points in himself, just like he treats the Clownfish.

Just when the Dream Demon was thinking about whether to evolve, Gengar brought news from Ryan, telling it not to be anxious, there are other ways to improve its strength.

The dream demon still trusted Ryan very much, so he agreed with a smile.

After Xu Ruofeng learned the news, he kept hanging around Ryan all day long, trying to make indirect comments to him.

Ryan was annoyed by him and directly lowered his favorability level verbally, which made him stop. Then he turned around and pestered Chen Yan to help him analyze the situation.

But Chen Yan was busy writing guides and promoting the broken time points to other players, so he had no time to help him analyze the matter.

After a few days of promotion, other beta test players have also gained a general understanding of the fragmentation time point.

Apart from anything else, the fact that one can enter the Broken Time Point and travel to the future Pokémon world has ignited the passion of the players.

Not to mention that they can also anchor the Pokémon in the broken time points into the existing time and space, providing another way to capture Pokémon.

So players rushed to the official website to request the early opening of the copy. They can't wait to contribute to repairing the long river of time!

In response to this, Ryan said that he also wanted to update the game version as soon as possible to benefit the players... ahem, to provide players with a better gaming experience.

But who allowed His Majesty the King and the Marquis to interfere? He had to get rid of these two groups of people before he could update the version with peace of mind.

He originally thought this matter was quite simple, until he saw the welcome ceremony in front of him.

Outside the Firefly Town, there were loud gongs and drums, blasting firecrackers, waving red flags, and huge crowds of people!
The players pulled out a banner from somewhere that read "Warmly welcome the King's Envoy and Ms. Freya to visit us for guidance."

There were also yangko and lion dance teams around, and even people who presented flowers had been arranged.

Ryan's mouth twitched slightly when he saw this. Those who knew about this scene might think it was a ceremony to welcome the nobles, but those who didn't would think it was Wang Da's inspection of Xiangya Mountain!
No, you are filming Country Love here? ! (End of this chapter)