Pokémon: Joining Team Rocket, Is This Called a Villain?

After traveling through time and becoming Sakaki's nephew, he was angrily scolded by his boss at the beginning, "Why do you want to join Team Rocket?" Arthur just wants to say: Because the system forces me! When the golden finger arrives, you will receive a king-level fire god moth directly, and a quasi-god round land shark egg will hatch at any time. Others were trying to sell the Yusan family for five million, but he just took it out and got a full-level thigh. On the surface, he appears to be the newest member of the Rockets, but in fact he holds the "eye of data" and can see through all the trump cards of the mythical beast. The alliance monopolizes initial elves and vampire civilians? Seventy percent of the Rockets' black market supply flows to the bottom, which in turn benefits the public. This lousy organization looks like a villain, but maybe it's the real revolutionary army. Following Sakaki, he enjoyed a good three days; with the Rockets on his back, he started off sideways. While others are still fighting for gym badges, Arthur has set his sights on the Quartz Conference championship - and by the way, he will turn the league upside down for the Rockets. But when he put on "A Fei's mask" and secretly stirred up the storm, his uncle Sakaki secretly ordered: recruit him and play house with his young master? Arthur's lips curled up: There's no telling who is the real villain in this world! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.