Su Chen transmigrates to a parallel world much like Earth.
However, two hundred years ago, countless secret realms suddenly appeared. These realms were home to countless fantastical creatures: Pokemon.
Lugia soars over the deep blue sea; Ho-Oh hides within a mysterious tower.
Rayquaza dwells in the sky, Kyogre sleeps beneath the sea, and Groudon lies buried deep in the magma.
Two hundred years later, this world has entered the age of Pokemon.
Fortunately, Su Chen, who transmigrated here, activates the Strongest Pokemon Master System.
With the System's help, Su Chen relies on his own understanding and hard work, taking one step at a time as he embarks on the path to becoming the strongest Pokemon Master in this age of Pokemon.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual events or people is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The level rises too fast in the early stage. After the Biting Shark super-evolves, it is comparable to the King. It has only been a few chapters. The legendary trainer next door only reached the King level after seven or eight hundred chapters. You will be the King after more than 60 chapters. In the later stage, champions will be everywhere, and the King will be worse than*
How can earthquake and trampling make dragons fight in the wild? Wouldn't it be better to call it Shocking Baili?
Fortunately now I don't just subscribe
Is it Gardevoir again... I think Lizard King, Blazing Monkey, Flame Chicken, Nura are also okay, and if you want super powers, Sun Elf is also good. Later, you can consider quasi-gods, Staff Tail Scale Armored Dragon, Nianmelu Dragon is also good.
Being told, I will always like Gardevoir
As long as it's not ugly, strength or weakness doesn't matter. After all, the protagonist has a system.
I think it's pretty good, but it's a pity
Is this a eunuch? Is it okay to return the monthly reward ticket to me?
According to the elf value and background you described, you, a newcomer with no background and no strength, dare to take out the round shark in public...
To be honest, watching Pokémon is all about emotions. Why do some authors really write this? . . Selling elves really annoys me, but other than that, the writing is very good. Personally, some people don't like it.