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The production of "Boring Life" continues.

It has been over two months since the release of "Pokémon." During this time, players have explored the basic content of the game, filled almost the entire Pokédex, and begun to find enjoyment in battling others.

To achieve victory in battles, besides the composition of the team and the combination of moves, the inherent attributes of the Pokémon are also very important.

How to make Pokémon stronger? After in-depth research in this area, some experts have discovered the path of breeding.

Originally, this feature was overlooked by players. Since Pokémon can be caught all over the map, why bother hatching eggs?

However, the experts discovered that breeding can improve a Pokémon's Individual Values (IVs), allow Pokémon to inherit desired abilities through genetics, and learn inherited moves using different egg groups.

In simple terms, it's eugenics for Pokémon.

Thus, a group of breeding enthusiasts pursuing ultimate stats was born, and Ditto, with its magical ability to breed with most Pokémon, became the mother of all things in the Pokémon world.

On Pokémon forums, a significant portion of the recent posts discuss breeding.

However, there are also many players who dislike breeding.

"As long as the nature, skills, and ability are right, why put so much effort into breeding?"

"Have you ever considered the feelings of the Pokémon? They are partners, not breeding tools."

"When you select your Pokémon based on stats, you are no longer a Pokémon trainer, just an ordinary player."

"Although the tutorials on how to breed an ideal Pokémon are written in detail by the experts, the steps are too cumbersome and mentally draining, completely losing the initial feeling of playing the game."

"Actually, I was having a lot of fun before I knew about breeding, watching my Pokémon grow and evolve, and figuring out how to combine moves. But discovering breeding made the stat differences between Pokémon so large, and I felt a sense of loss knowing that my painstakingly trained Pokémon was actually far behind others. So now I simply don't do online battles and treat it as a single-player game, which is much more enjoyable."

In addition to the recently emerging topic of breeding, there are also many popular posts about battle strategies and rallying support for favorite Pokémon.

However, the most popular are still the three starter Pokémon, known as the "Starters": Charmander, Squirtle, and Bulbasaur.

Each has a large number of supporters. Currently, people on the forum are preparing to hold a Pokémon popularity contest, using voting, fan art, and other methods to see which Pokémon has the most true love.

This also indirectly proves that "Pokémon" has maintained a high level of popularity in the time since its release.

However, some players have already begun to look forward to new games.

Many players have left messages under Wang Jian's Weibo.

"Wang Jian, what are you doing recently? Do you have any plans for a sequel to 'Pokémon'?"

"Strongly support the development of a sequel! We want more Pokémon!"

"What, you're already tired of FireRed and LeafGreen? After completing the first playthrough, there's still the second playthrough. Have you collected all the Pokémon in the Pokédex?"

"I'm already on my fifth playthrough! When I first started playing, I stumbled around, not knowing where to go, and was curious to explore everywhere. Now I can navigate the routes of the eight gyms with my eyes closed."

"Haha, that's right. I remember clearly which Pokémon each gym leader, including the Elite Four, has."

"Then there's still battling to play!"

"Now everyone is breeding. If you don't breed, unless you're very lucky, you can't beat a carefully bred Pokémon team, so battling has become exclusive to the experts."

"Actually, good stats in battle only give you a slight advantage! Tactics are the most important! If your tactics are poor, even Pokémon with strong individual stats are useless!"

"Why care so much about winning or losing? Just have fun! I like to choose a few weak Pokémon, such as Rattata and Magikarp, and win with the right tactics! Although I mostly lose, every time I win, I can be happy for half a day just imagining the dumbfounded look on my opponent's face!"

"I'm stunned, brother, you can win with Magikarp in battle!? How bad is your opponent?"

"Magikarp's base stats should be the lowest, right? And besides Splash, does it know any other moves?"

"Well, I still hope the battle function can be optimized, adjusting the Pokémon stats in battle to the theoretical maximum, and effort values can also be freely modified. This kind of battle that ignores external factors is the real battle."

"Impossible, otherwise what's the point of painstakingly raising Pokémon? Isn't it all for the glory of battle!"

"But this is indeed the wish of many players. After all, it's too much effort to train a Pokémon with perfect stats."

"Don't worry, I heard that some unofficial experts are already making a virtual Pokémon battle platform where you can adjust the stats yourself!"

"That's not bad, an unofficial battle platform as a supplement to the official one."

"Um, has it been authorized? Won't the official side crack down on it?"

"...I don't know."

"I'm not interested in battling. I just like collecting all kinds of Pokémon and seeing the colorful world of Pokémon. I wonder if there's a chance for 'Pokémon' to be animated?"

"Now that you mention it, 'Pokémon' seems quite suitable for animation! All kinds of magical Pokémon, even people who haven't played the game will be attracted."

"Exactly, I think with 'Pokémon's' current high popularity, making an animation is a win-win! While promoting the game, it can also make the images of various Pokémon more deeply rooted in people's hearts, paving the way for future sequels."

"I agree! I also want to see Pokémon active on the screen. Ahhh, I get excited just thinking about my cute Squirtle. If it's animated, be sure to give Squirtle a powerful role!"

"Strongly demand more scenes for Charizard!"

"Are you not putting my Bulbasaur in your eyes?"

"It's not even a done deal, and you're already arguing!"

"@Wang Jian, come out! I know you're watching Weibo!"

"Wang Jian, when will the sequel to 'Pokémon' come out?"

"What do you think of the unofficial Pokémon battle platform?"

"Are there any plans to animate 'Pokémon'?"

"What about the cat pictures you promised?"

"Everyone, put in more effort to blow Wang Jian out!"

More and more players are watching the fun, and Wang Jian finally shows up!