Pokemon: Aura Power, Conquering the League

Xiaozhi transmigrates into the six-year-old protagonist in Pallet Town. From the start, he awakens the dual supernatural powers of Aura and the Power of the Viridian Forest, and binds himself to a Super Trainer System: rapid leveling, skill copying, and quantified proficiency all working together. He isn’t allowed to own a Pokémon before turning ten? He’ll raise partners ahead of time and make his plans in secret anyway. At Professor Oak’s weekend summer camp, six-year-old Serena makes her first appearance. Xiaozhi recognizes her at a glance: in this life, he won’t let any relationship end in regret. Though the System is badly damaged by an attack from the world’s will, its three basic functions are enough to defy the heavens. Defeat an opponent to collect experience orbs and level up quickly, touch another Pokémon to copy its moves, and use visible proficiency ratings to master techniques precisely. Aura lets him communicate with all things, while the Power of the Viridian Forest lets him sense and heal, and improve a Pokémon’s potential. With both powers at his command, he sweeps through Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh, Unova, Kalos, and beyond from Pallet Town. He catches Charizard, Lucario, Greninja, and more ahead of schedule. He wins every title at the Indigo Plateau Conference, Silver Conference, Ever Grande Conference, Lily of the Valley Conference, Vertress Conference, and Lumiose Conference. A master of releasing Pokémon? Not a chance. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.