Pokémon, but cultural invasion.

Putting everything else aside, it's really convenient to have Qishu promote something; it saves both time and effort.

Since other streamers saw the game's outrageous streaming potential, they have all followed suit and embraced the emulator.

Who wouldn't love a web-based mini-game that automatically maintains its popularity even after the stream ends?

Unfortunately, the good times didn't last long. After the managers of the Giant Shark platform discovered that none of their streamers were broadcasting, they redefined the effective broadcast time.

This has led to a significant decrease in the enthusiasm of smaller streamers for "Life Simulator".

However, the backend has already collected enough data, so the rest is up to Digital Alloy.

...

The fallen leaves on the streets of Feiyun City have turned yellow and withered in the autumn wind.

During this time, Izumi took some time to apply for the evolution permit for Salt Stone Treasure, and filming for the movie was also nearing its end.

When he re-entered the filming location on the street, he found a new friendly reminder at the entrance.

Please do not bring young children onto the set to avoid causing unnecessary trouble. — Security Department

"What's going on?" Quanshu stopped in his tracks.

The security guard responsible for watching over the equipment at night quickly stepped forward and explained:

"Director Quan, recently some employees have reported that there is a child running around on set. We don't know whose child it is, and our security department hasn't seen any children entering or leaving the set."

"That sounds kind of creepy."

The opening was like a horror movie, but thankfully it was set in the Pokémon world.

Quanshu guessed that Quanshu was a relative of one of BW Company's employees, so he didn't ask any further questions.

But as he sat in the director's chair watching the filming of a scene, the child the security guard had mentioned appeared.

She looked to be in her early teens, standing timidly behind the fill light, revealing half of her body, gazing at the film set from afar.

That's really scary!

Izumi almost fell off the chair as memories of classic horror movies and TV shows from around the world flooded back.

Noticing his gaze, the child immediately turned and ran away.

"Rotom".

"I understand, Loto~"

Rotom flew in the direction the child had left, and Izumi quickly followed.

In the blink of an eye, the child vanished, and Xiao Ju'er, dressed in light clothing, happened to walk from the other end of the street, nodding at Quan Shu.

"The beautiful Miss Little Chrysanthemum?"

Rotom's eyes lit up, and he turned to complain, "Boss, really! Why didn't you tell me you invited Kiku earlier?"

Quanshu flicked it on the forehead: "You're my phone, how could you not know whether I've been invited or not?"

"And this outfit isn't something you should wear in late autumn; it's exactly the same as what Xiaoju wore at the trial event."

He had already guessed the other party's identity: Pokémon in the Unova region that disguise themselves as human children and roam the cities...

Upon approaching, Quanshu reached out without hesitation and grabbed Xiaojuer's snow-white nape.

The illusion is like a flower in a mirror or the moon's reflection in water; it vanishes at the slightest touch.

The once graceful young girl transformed into a small, gray-black fox in an instant.

"Woof!"

With fate gripped by the scruff of his neck, no matter how much Zorua struggled, it was to no avail.

"It's clearly Zoroa, so why does it bark like a puppy?"

Izumi carried it with one hand, more curious about why Zoroya had run onto the film set.

"Leave this to me, Loto~"

Rotom spoke to Zorua in Elvish, a language the Spring Tree couldn't understand, and it took him a while to sort out the whole story before translating it into human language and displaying it on the screen.

Simply put, the Zoroastrians sometimes disguise themselves as humans to enter cities in search of food.

This Zoroa is somewhat special; it was drawn to the movie long ago after entering a human city.

It often sneaks into movie theaters to watch those classic old films that are repeatedly shown in the screening room.

Zoroa's interest in movies led him to discover a film crew shooting on the streets of Flying Cloud City, which is why he would sneak in every day to watch and satisfy his curiosity.

You like movies?

Quanshu had already placed it on the ground and asked with a smile.

"Gurgle—"

Soroya turned her head away, refusing to look at him, clearly bothered by the fact that the back of her neck had been lifted up.

"I happen to be a director, and I happen to be looking for a versatile, top-tier actor. You're also interested in movies. What a coincidence!"

Quanshu chuckled and said, "Whether you choose to subdue them voluntarily or through combat, you can choose one."

He felt that some of Xiaoxia's ideas had merit; after all, catch the Pokémon first, and the bond can be cultivated slowly.

Zoroark is a formidable fighter, and his illusionary abilities are particularly suited to being a movie actor, so it's only natural that he wouldn't let the opportunity pass him by.

Upon hearing that the human had not only exposed its disguise but also intended to subdue it, Zoroya's fur stood on end.

"Don't breathe on me yet. Have you seen 'Night at Night'? I'm the director of that movie."

Quanshu said with a hint of enticement, "Do you want to be among the first to see the latest and greatest movies? Do you want to be deeply involved in film production and become a famous actor?"

Soroya was lost in thought, momentarily lost in a daze.

"Now!"

Izumi threw a Poké Ball, which hit Zoroa precisely on the head.

After being hit and left completely disoriented, the red and white balls lit up with a successful capture light without much shaking.

When Soroya emerged from the ball, his expression became even more ferocious, and he also had a large bump on his head.

"Woof woof woof!!!"

"Boss, it's really vulgar, so I won't translate it, Loto~"

Quanshu stood up thoughtfully and said, "The movie is almost finished filming, and the preview version should be available in the next couple of days."

"If it were my Pokémon, I think I could watch the movie privately in advance."

Soroya's shouting suddenly froze.

It thought to itself, "A true man can bend and stretch; it's not too late to watch the new movie before running away."

Thinking about the snippets he'd been watching on set these past few days, Zoroya felt a tickle in his heart, as if a wind sprite had crawled inside.

So Zoroya walked over to the foot of the spring tree and awkwardly rubbed his trouser leg with his tail, while making a low gurgling sound in his throat.

Rotom covered his face and turned away: "Ashamed to be associated with Rotom~"

Izumi smiled. This trip to Unova was worthwhile because not only did they film a movie, but they also managed to pick up a Zoroa.

Chapter 113 I may be fake, but my love is real.

Q: How many steps does it take to completely capture a Pokémon?

The first step is to catch the Pokémon using a Poké Ball.

Newly captured Pokémon may not obey commands. Don't worry, you don't know each other well enough yet.

The second step is to feed your Pokémon delicious food every day.

The Pokémon's wariness towards you will gradually decrease with each feeding. When it can concentrate on eating its food in front of you, you're not far from catching it.

Third, try touching parts of the Pokémon's body, such as its head, massaging, or grooming, and observe its reaction. Stop immediately if it resists.

Physical contact can be difficult at first, but beginners can try it when the Pokémon are focused on eating.

Once the other person gets used to your touch and enjoys it, you have completely won them over.

At this point, you will be surprised to find that the Pokémon no longer resists your commands and has begun to trust you.

Note: Pokémon are not slow to warm up. If progress is slow, please consider whether there is a problem at some step.

The spring tree is currently in the third step of being subdued.

He combed Soroya's fluffy fur with a wooden comb, and the latter lay on the sofa making whimpering noises.

The squinting eyes and constantly wagging tail both indicate a state of pleasure.

As soon as it stopped, Solomon would jump off the sofa, growl twice, and sever all ties with him, as if he hadn't just been enjoying it.

"This is probably what they call tsundere."

Quanshu sighed, "But do you know that tsundere has already become obsolete?"

He packed his things and left the hotel.

After the wrap party, Quanshu gave all the staff a short holiday, and the Tingxiang crew was already preparing to return to Kanto.

He hadn't forgotten the promise he'd made to Huai De, and was preparing to recruit more people to fill the vacancies in the new production crew.

Outside the hotel, the streets of Feiyun City are filled with giant screens between skyscrapers and billboards at lower levels.

Everywhere you look, there's a brand new movie poster.

My Robot Dad

My memories are real, my love is real, but I feel like I'm a fake...

This was also the first time Quanshu had realized how stunning the visual effects could be when the entire city was promoting the same movie.

Yati really put in a lot of effort; as the filming location for the movie, Feiyun City's promotional efforts were truly tireless.

The movie premieres tomorrow, and the internet is already buzzing with excitement.

Discussions about the movie can be found everywhere – in chat groups, forums, games, and live streams.

However, the most popular post was Cynthia's update on her Navigator account.

It's been a while since "Night of the Wonder," and I'm looking forward to Izumi-sensei's new film.

The influence of the champion's account is undeniable; other account owners, top players, and even the champion himself have left comments.

"Binhai Pavilion's main speaker: I never expected our champion to be interested in movies."

"Aldeck: Is something that was all the rage twenty years ago making a comeback? Sitting on the grass with friends watching a movie in the summer is such a wonderful memory."

"Daigo: The movie is a hot topic lately. It's a pity that the weather was sunny on the opening day, which would have been perfect for looking for rocks. Otherwise, I would have gone to the movie theater too."

Beneath a string of highly-rated champion speeches lies the survival zone for ordinary movie lovers.

"Knowing Izumi as I do, this movie is definitely a trap. The promotional slogans are practically stabbing a knife in your face!"

"What do you mean by 'the love is real but I'm fake'? Director Quan is up to no good!"

"Referring to the old story of 'The Little Mermaid,' Izumi is even considering not acting this time!"

"Didn't we agree that we wouldn't watch the movie if we were afraid of knives? Why didn't I get a ticket?! Are there bad guys in the crowd?!"

The last movie about robots dates back to the Golden Age, "Unforgettable Memories".

Overall, it's neither good nor bad; the evaluation is moderate.

It seems that Izumi's new movie is more than just about robots. Based on the discussion about cloning technology that he posted on his account before, netizens have already guessed most of the setting.

A robot carrying cloned memories—this is the first time in film history.

"I believe that Director Quan will answer the questions he posted on his account earlier in this movie."

"Clone organisms and original organisms—allow me to make a bold statement: whoever is stronger is the original!"

"If I had a clone, I would never acknowledge him, even if he looked exactly like me."

"Don't worry, the Alliance will not allow cloning technology to be used on humans."

Among the movie fans who were seriously discussing the issue, many expressed concerns about cloning technology.

Fortunately, so far, at least openly, no research institute has dared to openly create cloned organisms.