"He broke a record that had stood unchallenged in the League for a hundred years, becoming League Champion as a rookie!"
"He's so strong! He's become regional champion at such a young age!"
"After defeating Lance, Wallace, and Diantha in a row, he's the undisputed League Champion!"
With Beidou's arrival, the Pokemon World is rocked by a magnitude-twelve earthquake.
"Is there anyone in the world stronger than him?"
A glimmer of admiration flashes in Cynthia's eyes.
"He's the League Champion, but he's even more handsome than a movie star. What a fine man."
Diantha's face fills with affection.
This is the story of a transmigrator dominating the Pokemon World.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I'm really impressed by the authors who write about Pokémon now. It's a mess. There are a lot of quasi-gods, a lot of mythical beasts that belong to the protagonist, and then there are super powers, Viridian Force, Waveguides, and some that add weapon-refining levels and constitutions. You write a quality that I can accept. How many quasi-gods and how many mythical beasts can I accept? It's all a mess.
My VIP points are more than 200 points, why is this?
The King of Heaven has 6 level three gods. When did the King of Heaven become such a dick?
Is there a necessary relationship between championship and handsomeness?
Are you kidding me? The race value of Yu Sanjia is 500? Mu Shou Gong's race value is only 310
What's going on with this level? Third-level god king? When did the King of Heaven become so awesome?
Not recommended for Pokémon fans. The title of the book is Pokémon, and it does contain Pokémon content. But the second half has nothing to do with Pokémon. Prince of Tennis, One Piece, and Naruto all got mixed in.
What annoys me the most about authors is that the title of the book is about Pokémon, but the content is about other things.
Why write about elves and write about other worlds?
There has been a shortage of books recently. Is there any more realistic elf writing? I beg you.