This is a world that belongs to both humanity and Pokemon.
As Dialga roars over the river of time, Palkia cleaves everything apart within the rifts of space, Giratina dives in the shadow realm, and Rayquaza paints a Dragon Ascent across the azure sky, ideals and truth intertwine in black and white. Arceus opens its eyes once more.
How will You Yi, a transmigrator from Earth, master the greatest powers in this world that is both familiar and strange, and become a Pokémon Master?
The powers of Dragon, Psychic, and Fairy intertwine, destined to surpass everything.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
These quasi-heavenly kings and heavenly kings are so easy to achieve, right? They are everywhere.
According to the setting of the protagonist, most of the quasi-gods are really cheating, especially the three-headed dragon, which needs to be level 64 to evolve, which is equivalent to training the two-headed fool to be above the king. It's miserable.
Menas has mega
The recovered Pokémon are all female and there is not a single male. You can tell who the author is just by looking at the cover. All the mythical beasts written about are female and can transform into female humans. Will you die if you conquer only males?
Second grade is not a disease, it is a state of mind!
There are too many explanatory words and it's a bit boring
What should I say? I was hooked after reading dozens of chapters. It's written like a running story, except for the heroine Gardevoir, who has a little profile description, the rest of it didn't feel like a novel to me, but rather like a story outline. Your timing is not very good. In the early stage, a month or several months passed in an instant, and then the pace slowed down and another month passed after a few chapters. The elf upgraded too fast to be played as a game. The clownfish that I just obtained evolved in less than a few chapters, and the same goes for the blue cotton bird.
The reason why King Zhou was destroyed was not because he was ignorant, but because he had never beaten Ji Fa and Jiang Ziya!
Does anyone have any recommendations for good Pokémon fans?
The biggest flaw of this book is that things from other worlds appear, and the story is very fantasy, like a fantasy novel covered in Pokémon skin.