This Is a Pokémon Ranch, Not a Day Care!

The good news: Jiang Shuihan transmigrated to a parallel world where Pokémon and modern cities coexist. The bad news: he'd forgotten most of what he'd learned about Pokémon as a teenager.

The good news: His second uncle ran off with a foreign woman, leaving Jiang a vast farm of over ten thousand mu to inherit. The bad news: the farm was two million in debt.

Bug-type Pokémon spun silk, Beautifly pollinated flowers, and Combee made honey.

Digletts tilled wasteland, Grimer handled the garbage, and Corphish cleared the river channels.

Slowpoke traded tails, Farfetch'd brought out its leek, Mareep didn't mind its wool being sheared, Stantler began shedding its antlers, and Miltank lined up.

Beedrill guarded the orchards, the Nido family protected the hills behind the farm, Swellow patrolled the grounds, and Mightyena diligently protected the farm.

As the livestream continued, Jiang Shuihan's farm became the most sought-after breeding partner for official organizations, including Pokémon universities and Pokémon centers.

What? You don't have a legal breeding-center certificate? Or a Pokémon Breeder certificate?

I'll write you a legal certificate right now! So, what level do you want your Breeder certificate to be?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.