Elf: Entrusted to Arceus to Popularize Pokémon

Chen Yayi, a junior girl in Shanghai Magic City, went out to buy cat food in the dog days of summer, but was led to a strange "Pokémon Home" by the map navigation. The sunflowers at the door grinned at her, and the wind chimes on the door frame rang in the absence of wind - she thought she had hit a ghost, and almost cried in fear. Shop owner Chen Sheng pulled out two Poké Balls, and Sunflower Monster and Feng Chingling performed "Becoming a Spirit after the Founding of the People's Republic of China" on the spot: Sunflower Monster would bow and apologize, and Feng Chingling would read her mind and complain about her mind-making drama of cultivating immortality. When Mei pressed the "GO" button on the illustration with trembling hands, the Flashing Vine Snake popped out - the ultimate special attack talent, with defense as brittle as paper. She muttered, "Why is it a snake?" The snake turned around and walked away. Chen Sheng grabbed her and said, "Your face of being a picky shopkeeper is all seen by Pokémon." Mei Yi bowed at ninety degrees to apologize, and Vine Snake used vines to lift her up and turned away proudly: "Don't hug her during the assessment period." The shadow of Arceus flashed past behind the store: "The contract is done." Chen Sheng looked at the next batch of customers who rushed in, and whispered to himself: "The thirty-seventh trainer, I hope you can survive until your first evolution." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.