Simply put, this is the story of a shut-in who transmigrates to the Pokemon World and sets off on adventures and travels.
The anime is the main source material, with the occasional addition of other details that don't affect the anime's plot.
The story mainly focuses on adventures, travel, Pokemon battles, and taking down evil forces to protect world peace. Protecting world peace sounds a little over the top, doesn't it? Even I think it's a bit chuuni.
My aim is to create the stable, harmonious society seen in the anime. This story isn't dark, so readers who like that sort of thing may be disappointed.
That said, the protagonist isn't some selfless saint. Even in a different world, he's still a cunning, sharp-tongued shut-in. Of course, he does have a sense of justice when it matters. I guess justice and being cunning aren't mutually exclusive... Well, I suppose this counts as spreading positive energy...
Finally... naturally, there's a golden finger. It won't make the golden finger...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Did the Quartz Conference completely lose? Do you know what I thought when I saw this? Super poisonous! What's the difference between you and Xiaozhi losing to Ai Lan?? MDZZ?
After reading it again, I still feel that the Quartz Conference is a very poisonous spot.
511-470-119 I want to urge you to come here, but nothing else works.
Look at the first chapter, what kind of heroine do you want?
I want to know if there is a female protagonist, if not I will die
Has the author calmed down and updated with peace of mind?
The author really cheats every now and then.
Then you seem to have forgotten the Z move!
Not to mention losing the Quartz Conference, Mew also gave it to the heroine, it's really poisonous
Commentary on Chapter 3: The First Goal of "Pokémon Adventures and Travels" written by Zhai Sheng.