Pokemon: Unbreakable Bonds

Xiao Jiujiu, you’re a pure Fire-type Pokémon, right? Then why are you using psychic powers to grind your opponent into the dirt? When asked what type you are, you just tilt your head up at a 45-degree angle and shoot back, “What’s it to you?” All right, mere mortals aren’t worthy of guessing the mysterious, cool girl’s type~

A Long! Your enemy is my enemy! Send out number four and make your pupils shine with stars again. Who cares if the vow sounds dramatic? This brotherly bond is set in stone! Anyone who wants to stop us will have to get past me first!

Bu, oh Bu! The rich rely on technology, the poor on mutation, and you’ve mastered both: technology and mutation, double buffs maxed out! We can debate how strong it is later. With a setup like that, it already comes with its own “awesome” theme music!

The Pokemon world of reality seems to be in a state that looks somewhat like a utopia, yet is not entirely wonderful.

The protagonist is an ordinary person who transmigrates there. In the early stages, he sticks to the principle of “don’t make trouble, don’t pick fights, and keep a low profile while growing stronger” as he begins his adventure and steadily develops. He believes that one day he’ll stand at the very top of the world, just as we hope to when playing Pokemon games.

There’s no flowery prose or gripping series of twists here, just a calm, steady journey toward becoming stronger.

There are no familiar face-slapping moments, and the protagonist has no heaven-defying powers like a classic chosen one. All he has is a fantastical adventure.

I’m a new author, and my skin is thicker than a city wall, so feel free to roast me.