[Pokemon] + [System] + [Heroine] + [Feel-Good Power Fantasy] + [Long Novel]
Xie Xiuping was just playing a new Pokemon fusion game at home when he suddenly died for no apparent reason and transmigrated to a parallel world where Pokemon existed in reality. Born into a distinguished family, he lost both his parents when he was young. At first, he thought he was starting out with both parents dead, but then, at eighteen, his System activated. He also received the treasures his parents had left behind, and with his family's resources, he got an amazing start from the get-go!
Pseudo-Legendary Dragonite is impressive? I'll just fuse Vikavolt with Hydreigon.
You want to play dirty? I'll fuse Scizor with Shedinja! With Wonder Guard, only Fire-type moves can hurt it.
Someone picks a fight at the Rookie Cup? Does my Shiny Gallade's blade suddenly not cut anymore?
What? Dark Arceus wants to destroy the world? Then what about my Primal Reversion Groudon fused with Primal Reversion Kyogre?
Let's see how Xie Xiuping gradually grows into a Pokémon Master and eventually saves the world.
This book has no toxic content, no saintly protagonist, and no brainless plot. A new book is taking off, and this is my debut work. Readers are welcome to submit characters, Pokemon, fusion Pokemon, plot ideas, dialogue, and more. Let's pool our ideas. I'm all ears.
Pokémon strength classification: Novice, Beginner, Advanced, Excellent, Elite, Gym Leader, King, Champion, Master, Divine Beast If you have a combat power level, you also have a qualification level. The qualification level is the same as the combat power level. Qualification levels are divided into: novice level, entry level, advanced level, outstanding level, elite level, gym leader level, king level, champion level, master level, mythical beast level
What about fusion? Is it still melting?
I have read at least hundreds of Pokémon novels. This novel is considered excellent. Good luck to the author!
Even though I've only read six chapters, I still feel that the Fusion Wedge can only be used by the protagonist himself.