When Ash received Pikachu from Professor Oak and set off on his journey, a Pokemon System interface appeared before him. The System can't provide Pokemon Eggs, Pokemon, or items; it can only display Pokemon information and offer missions. Completing missions can earn items, but not Pokemon or Pokemon Eggs. Like Ash in the original story, the protagonist has zero emotional intelligence. There are multiple female leads, including Pokemon, most of whom are Pokemon who had a crush on Ash in the original story, along with some added by the author.
The System in this story has pills that let Pokemon transform into humans, pills that grant eternal life, and cultivation techniques.
The story leans a little toward the cultivation genre, but only Ash and the female leads cultivate. Everyone else is just like the Pokemon in the original series.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
When I see people who are cultivating immortals, I find it boring. I can accept it as a human being, but I can't accept it as a cultivator.
Find a picture you like, and then add a few words to the picture in the mobile phone album. You're welcome
Also, do you think Sakaki will turn from black to white? You know that in the Pokémon games, he can carry out villains from the first generation to the seventh generation. I don't think he will get better.
This is one of the few non-time-travel Pokémon novels I have found. . .
At the moment, I feel like I can watch it without thinking, so it's okay.