When Aoba inherited his grandfather's ranch, he thought an idyllic life awaited him. As a result, he was slapped in the face by reality on the first day - Meiliyang's static electricity made his hair stand up like a Super Saiyan, Xiaoquanshi stubbornly believed that all fences were enemies that needed to be "corrected", and Momogu insisted on cultivating new strains of bacteria in his stew pot!
What's even more outrageous is that one bright moonlit night, a white-haired boy suddenly opened his window and asked with a serious face: "Does your Poké Ball glow?" From then on, Aoba's ranch life completely went astray: During the day, he had to prevent the Kentaro group from chewing the grass into a Mediterranean hairstyle, and at night, he had to deal with the elusive "Poké Ball Detective" Ginta.
"I just want to plant a tree fruit!" Qingye wailed at his grandfather's diary, and a line of words appeared inexplicably on the latest page of the diary: "My dear grandson, are you surprised? This is the real cultivation of Pokémon!"
Now, Aoba not only has to learn to be a nanny for Pokémon, but also has to work with Ginta, who talks all day long, to solve the ultimate mystery left by his grandfather - why can't the broken Poké Ball be opened? And why does Ginta's Dark Crow always like to steal his socks? !
