Urban Pokemon: I Can See Previews of the Future

Why don't you care about your friend as much? You turned into a bootlicker after just one game, right? You're not related to him at all, you didn't even know him before, but you insist on teaching him. And now you want to teach Qi Cheng too. Your friend Xu Tao has been giving you all sorts of favors at the club, so why didn't you teach him anything?

The Mega Monster who became a near-King after taking the Baby Cup, **is the King of Kings champion for free?**

An ordinary family, but the parents are dojo trainers.

Teaching a complete stranger new tactics—you haven't even taught your girlfriend yet, but you're already teaching a complete stranger. If there had been some build-up, it would be fine, but you didn't. Defeating someone and then teaching them tactics, or even just lusting after them—it's all so abrupt. It'll be better if you have some interaction later and experience things together.

I created this character myself, who is super lucky and super friendly, but every time the future is predicted, it goes in a bad direction. I can't write it if I don't write it this way?

It's alright, at least it's better than four Iron Dumbbells! I really want to complain about Metagross's evolution method. Does the game or anime say it's a combination evolution? How come so many people think it is?! I didn't expect it could split! What about Steven's? Two fully shiny ones, right?

Even aristocratic families couldn't afford this kind of evolution. It's already difficult to obtain a quasi-god metal monster, let alone raise it to the same level. How many resources would that require? Two quasi-gods would require even more resources. Who but a top-tier family could afford to raise them?

Up to Chapter 58. The main character currently possesses an elf: Dusk Rock Werewolf Washing Green Fiery Beast Red-purple polygonal beast Flash Shock Monster Shiny Lapras Regarding the selection of subsequent Pokémon, the author has some ideas, but also hopes that all benefactors can offer more suggestions. If you'd like to see any specific elf, please leave a comment below.

The book's mediocre performance is largely due to its focus on Pokémon; it doesn't feature any particularly popular ones, so how could it become a hit? Don't believe those who say they're tired of Gardevoir and Charizard; that's all nonsense.

This isn't a typical start. In ordinary families, Pokémon start with a gym. So, are Elite Four members one in a hundred and Champions one in a thousand? Are there at least tens of thousands of people worldwide who have legendary Pokémon? Are there enough legendary Pokémon for them to go around?