Heaven-Defying Comprehension: I Race Through the Pokemon World

【Physical transmigration】【Villain protagonist, no saintly behavior】【Urban Pokemon】【Not an invincible power-trip】【No female lead, but women are present】【Not a lone wolf, with a faction】【Unfamiliar with the plot】 Fang Xiu, a mercenary who believes in treating others kindly, is sent by the consciousness of Earth to an urban Pokemon world and becomes its savior. To help Fang Xiu find a way to save Earth, the planet’s consciousness grants him heaven-defying insight and a pocket dimension. A nonexistent identity from the start? The great clans’ upper ranks hoarding advanced Pokemon knowledge? Fang Xiu uses his heaven-defying insight to break through, complete incomplete Pokemon training guides, and refine Pokemon potential assessment materials. Villains hunting him down? Powerful civilians trying to snatch his exceptional Pokemon? Fang Xiu uses his pocket dimension to stay safely in control, skirting danger while easily obtaining resources to train his Pokemon. Gao Qiqiang: I owe everything I’ve achieved to Brother Xiu. Otherwise, I’d still be selling fish. Chen Shuting: It wasn’t until I met Brother Xiu that I realized how hard my life used to be. Gao Mingyuan: Before Brother Xiu arrived, I called the shots in Lvteng. Now that he’s here, I’m just a foot soldier. Zhao Ruilong: No one in Handong is allowed to be as awesome as Brother Xiu, myself included. Lin Yaodong: Brother Xiu is the most terrifying Trainer I’ve ever met. I regret not begging for mercy and admitting my mistake right away. Zhao Pengxiang: Anyone else know what it’s like to get wiped out by Brother Xiu like a grunt, while my old man doesn’t even dare say a word? Zhao Tai: It was only after seeing Brother Xiu that I learned what it means to be wild and overbearing. Too bad I waited too long to get on my knees! Let me say this again: my name is Fang Xiu. The “Xiu” in “never rest until the end.” I’m a good man fighting for his dreams! P.S. This is a parallel world, so please don’t read too much into it. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental.