Pokémon, but cultural invasion.

Bullet comments have always been an important channel for communication between streamers and viewers, but I never expected they could also be used as input commands in games.

A streamer in a gaming forum suddenly had a brilliant idea: "Couldn't we create something similar, where the audience completely decides the outcome of the match?"

But then I thought, given the average level of the audience, doing this would be like trying to lose points too slowly.

Although it doesn't apply to battle channels, the interactive bullet comments have ultimately broadened the horizons of many streamers.

However, Qishu's experience in the highly anticipated DianDian live stream was far from pleasant.

Is this what it feels like to only watch noobs do things and not be able to try them yourself?

It felt like ants were crawling all over my body.

However, the experience for regular viewers in the live stream wasn't much better than hers, and with that thought, Qishu felt relieved.

She also discovered something.

The passage of time in the game seems to be related to the frequency of providing advice.

The more frequently you offer suggestions, the more time you leave for the audience to send their own suggestions.

Correspondingly, Xiaohua's growth as a trainer is no longer unchecked, but rather a steady improvement under the guidance of a group of mediocre trainers.

After winning the Pink Badge at Fuchsia City, all the Pokémon in his team evolved except for Magikarp.

At the suggestion of the audience, Magikarp has been frequently brought into battle to accumulate experience, and it is believed that it will evolve soon.

Everything is moving in a positive direction.

Even Lt. Surge of Konoha City, though a formidable opponent, found a way to defeat him thanks to the combined efforts of over 100,000 spectators.

Having obtained the orange badge, you're just one step away from the tournament. Excited, you arrive in Goldenrod City, hoping to secure a ticket to the Indigo League.

As expected, the pixelated character suffered the most devastating defeat on his trainer journey.

While Beedrill's Bug-type ability can pose a threat to Psychic-types, its Poison-type ability makes it extremely vulnerable to Psychic-types.

Sabrina used a single Alakazam to wipe out Floon's entire team.

The pixelated figure, his heart broken, once again sat on a park bench, contemplating life.

Seeking help from the somewhat schizophrenic old man Arceus had become a habit for him.

The viewers in the live stream thought the same thing.

Seeing Xiaohua lose so badly, Leziren couldn't sit still anymore.

Just as the entire audience was racking their brains, trying to figure out how to fight against Natsume, an unexpected event occurred.

A pixelated girl dressed in casual clothes appears in the park. She seems to be just passing by, but after seeing the wilted little flower, the two start talking.

Viewers couldn't see the dialogue clearly; they could only see ellipses appearing continuously.

When you were feeling down and lost, a stranger encouraged you, which made you feel a warmth you had never experienced before.

You had a pleasant conversation, and she left her contact information.

You have a good impression of her, but you're hesitant about whether to contact her the next day.

Qi Shu paused as she picked up a snack and brought it to her mouth, then instinctively sat up straight.

What's going on? This game has romance elements?

"Just kidding, of course we won't contact each other. We're going to attend the Quartz Conference."

Are you trying to deprive Xiaohua of her right to a normal romantic relationship?

"He's only ten years old, what does he know about love? This is puppy love!"

"What do you mean by 'Life Simulator'? Is your life just about fighting?"

Between "contact" and "non-contact," viewers still prefer to see content that is more enjoyable and entertaining.

The next day at noon, you contacted the girl who had impressed you, and you decided to have dinner together.

The date went very well; you've started dating.

Through the constantly changing pixelated visuals, viewers also learned about the basic information of Xiaohua's first love.

A native of Goldenrod City, she enjoys baking, yoga, and travel, and is currently preparing for the Kanto Alliance employee exam.

"It's a pity they're not trainers, otherwise we could travel together."

"Let's talk, but we can't slack off on training."

Seeing that the two pixelated figures were already talking, the audience had no choice but to give up. However, the following animation was a complete disaster.

My girlfriend, who is preparing for a staff exam, has no income and doesn't want to rely on her family.

So Xiaohua took a temporary job in Golden City so she could focus on preparing for her exams.

Of course, thanks to Arceus's guidance, he didn't slack off in his Pokémon training.

He was constantly juggling his girlfriend and daily training.

His Pokémon are getting stronger, but he's still a long way from defeating Sabrina.

Even earlier than the Quartz Conference was the Kanto Alliance staff examination.

The pixelated figure watched his girlfriend enter the examination hall.

The scene shifts to the two embracing and celebrating under the formula column, with fallen leaves fluttering around them.

Just when the viewers in the live stream thought the relationship would continue smoothly.

"Female employee: I've joined the Kanto League, while you're a trainer who doesn't even qualify for the Indigo League. We're not from the same world anymore."

A broken heart pattern appeared above Xiaohua's head; he tried to persuade her to stay.

"Female office worker: You can't stop me from going for someone better."

The autumn wind, however, made you feel the chill of winter.

The pixelated character sat on the park bench once again, feeling utterly dejected.

Even those who enjoy watching live streams experience a spike in blood pressure.

"This is so shameless! Xiaohua supported her throughout her exam preparation, and now that she's passed, she's turned her back on her!"

"Let Beedrill take down this immoral humanoid."

"I'm so angry my head hurts!"

Seeing the trainer's dejection, the six Pokémon took turns comforting him.

Now all Pokémon have evolved to their final forms, even Nidorino evolved using a Moon Stone.

The autumn wind is bleak.

The pixelated figure slowly raised his head, recalling his initial dream.

Pixelated leaves dance wildly in front of the camera.

The howling wind filled you with determination.

This time, the Goldenrod Gym was no longer an obstacle; he obtained the final piece of the puzzle for the tournament ticket.

The flame of the Quartz Conference is passed around continuously in the pixelated image, cannons are fired, and blue swallows fly in carrying bouquets.

Pixel Boy and his Pokémon entered the crowded Quartz Stadium with great anticipation.

Despite some wasted time, you've still managed to build a fairly strong team.

[This simulation has concluded, and the results are as follows: Top 8 in the Quartz Conference.]

Defeat your opponent: Red

"How could someone kick him to death?"

"It's pretty good that this team made it to the quarterfinals."

"I'm not convinced! Show me how you lost!"

Amidst a dense barrage of comments, Qi Shu looked at the few messages that popped up.

First, you can choose to carry over a talent to the next simulation round; second, you will receive a notification from the alliance.

Your talent has been recognized; the League has invited you to serve as a gym leader in a city.

Since there are already Gym Leaders in the eight major cities of Kanto, you will be assigned to a city that is still under construction.

This newly born city will grow together with you.

When Qi Shu clicked on the city list, it was empty; there wasn't a single city to choose from.

She recalled Quanshu's words: this web game was related to his new work, meaning it was in an unfinished state.

"That's not surprising. Since it's a life simulator, it's impossible for it to end after the conference."

"It looks like Bloom will become a gym leader and live out his life in a new city."

"And this is just the path of a trainer."

Qi Shu seemed to be deep in thought. If that's the case, the new game is probably extremely large in scale and has a frightening amount of content.

The viewers in the live stream chat were clamoring for the next game to start quickly, and to abandon the "Stars Surrounded by the Moon" talent and allocate their appearance points to their family background.

They believe that if Xiaohua hadn't been so outstanding in appearance, she wouldn't have been entangled with a bad woman.

It's getting late, and I have to go to work tomorrow...

Qi Shu discovered that, apart from the initial character creation stage, the game seemed to be able to function without her involvement.

Sure enough, in the page settings, I found the option to change the starting settings based on the comments.

Qishu set up a few simple rules for the live stream, explained them to his fans, and then went to his bedroom to end the broadcast and go to sleep.

The audience's attention was focused on the game; at this moment, the streamer was just an eye-catching bonus, and their presence or absence was irrelevant.

"Streamer, you should go to sleep. We're definitely going to win the Kanto championship this time!"

"Don't go to that lousy place, Kanto. Isn't Carlos good enough?"

"Quickly, quick, we need to max out our family's resources and get a near-god-level start!"

Upon seeing this, the other streamers turned green with shock.

What is this?

Even unmanned live streaming has arrived.

Ever since Qishu started streaming games, the Mega Shark platform hasn't had a single good day.

Chapter 112 What is your DPS rating?

the next day.

"I declare that the birth of interactive bullet screen games is another milestone in the live streaming industry."

Qi Shu exclaimed excitedly on the phone, "The popularity is rising on its own without anyone having to sit in front of the computer! Quan Shu, you've really done a great thing!"

"But that game isn't finished, is it? Is there more important content later on?"

Quanshu countered, "Otherwise what?"

"A trainer's career is only one part of life. The character also has to get married, have children, settle down in a small town in the Kanto region, raise the next generation, and eventually pass away."

"That sounds really boring."

Kiki thought that adapting mundane daily life into a game wouldn't be interesting, and said lazily, "Besides, raising children would only be troublesome."

"Just think of it as a Pokémon training game; the principle is the same."

"No, no, no... I don't understand at all."

Her voice rose several octaves into the microphone: "How can these be the same?"

"It's alright, go play now."

After hanging up the phone, Quanshu realized that the dojo master didn't really have any questions that needed his answer.

It's just that I don't need to stream right now, and no one's challenging me at the dojo, so I'm chatting with him out of boredom.

If he could chat with each gym leader for ten or twenty minutes, Izumi wouldn't have to do anything all day.

He had Rotom open the backend and glanced at the soaring simulation data.