Pokemon: You Asked Me to Open a Farm, but I Grew Trees and Drew Out Ho-Oh

Xu Chen brings a Pokemon farming game with him as he transmigrates into a modern Pokemon world.

From the start, his parents give him a huge estate, but if he can't run it well, he'll lose the family fortune?

That's a piece of cake for Xu Chen.

He plants a few fruit trees, takes a casual photo, and wins first prize at a photography exhibition.

The photography association even encourages him to enter works featuring the estate in overseas exhibitions.

Level Two thawing berries keep your Pokemon from getting cold for three days.

The effect is so impressive that Lance, Champion of Kanto, flies over in the middle of the night to buy some.

It forces the leagues of various regions to restrict the use of thawing berries in official tournaments.

What? Go traveling and become a Trainer?

No, no. Xu Chen looks at Ho-Oh, drawn in by the Immortal Parasol Tree he planted at the very beginning.

This place has become a Legendary Pokemon estate. Who would leave a whole bunch of Legendary Pokemon unattended just to go traveling?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.