Pokémon: Editing Ash Ketchum, the List of Eight Divisions Revealed

Gu Qing finished editing the video of Xiaozhi winning the championship all night, and just when he clicked the play button, a line of blue words popped up on the screen: The video system has been connected to the Elf World, and cash dividends will be distributed based on audience feedback every time it is played. The next second, a huge emerald green screen was erected over the Palace Gate Arena - Dan Di had just defended his title, and the list of predictions from the Eight Masters was broadcast on a rolling basis. Sirona beat Dan Emperor with 9.9 Points. Yulongdu was petrified on the spot when he saw that he was ranked fourth. The big screen then released surveillance footage of him shopping for dozens of cloaks of the same style, and the whole audience burst into laughter. The list reached number eight, and Ash, the Alola champion, appeared - reaching the top of the world for the first time in twenty-five years. Looking back from the beginning of Zhenxin Town in 1997, Quartz's top 16, Johto's top eight, XY finals defeat, Alola's first championship, to the Eight Masters' decisive battle with Dandi, Pikachu's one hundred thousand volts penetrated Charizard. The audience was silent, Dr. Ohmu took off his glasses, and Sirona whispered: "Twenty-five years of persistence... Deserves full marks." The system popped up: Xiaozhi's final score - 10 points. Gu Qing looked at the bank card arrival prompt, leaned back in his chair and smiled: "This wave of dividends is enough for me to win the next championship." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.