Pokémon: Blue Wave Throne

This is not the story of a time traveler, nor is it a cool article about dominating all attributes. Jiang Chao, a young man who grew up in Kuye City. His father was a captain of a fishing boat who disappeared in a storm. The only inheritance left to him was an elf egg that had been soaked in seawater for three days and three nights but never lost its temperature. An Ink Seahorse was hatched from the egg - a weak creature considered unsuitable as a starter Pokémon by all trainers. But Jiang Chao didn't believe this evil. He believes that water is the most original power of the world, and that every drop of seawater contains the secrets of the Pokémon world. From Deadleaf City to Cerulean Gym, from the Light Red Wetland to the Quartz Convention, he only used water-type Pokémon, challenging all prejudices that it is impossible to reach the top with a single attribute. Team Rocket's maritime conspiracy, the ancient legend of the Kanto seabed, the truth behind his father's disappearance - when the tide comes, who is in charge of the ups and downs? Water Pokémon Master? No. I want the whole world to remember the power of water. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.