Li Qingxuan, a senior Pokémon enthusiast, woke up and traveled to an urban world where Pokémon and reality are deeply integrated! There is no innocent starting point of the True New Town here, but only capitalized elf finance, human-eating trainer rules, and the cold reality of treating Pokémon as tools.
Starting hell mode? No! The mysterious necklace left by the Pokémon Doctor's parents turned into the Arceus Millennium wrist brand, giving him the "God's Eyes" to see through the Pokémon data panel! What's even more surprising is that his initial partner is actually the unique partner Pikachu!
However, the joy did not dissipate, and crises ensued: a forced marriage battle between childhood sweethearts and wealthy school beauties? A secret letter from parents sent late at night by a top scientist points to a mysterious island? Luxury cruise ship was robbed by pirates? The great revenge of artificial Pokémon Mewtwo? The mysterious plan of the evil organization Nightmare Team...
With the brand of the Creator God, hand-in-hand with the special Pikachu, and with the memories of his past life, can Li Qingxuan survive in this bizarre and dangerous urban elf world:
Uncover the shocking secret of your parents' research and the truth about the Mark of Arceus?
Join hands with Pikachu to break the law of utilitarianism and create a true bond?
Dealing with the arrogant rich woman Qingmei and the pirate emperor who is both good and evil?
Or even... Rewrite the fate of those legendary Pokémon?
Dreams come true, but reality is far crueler than games! See how Li uses the "Eye of God" as his blade to carve out his own legendary path in the torrent of urban elves where money and power are intertwined!
Reader comments
The subject matter is in line with my appetite, but the introduction says that the protagonist is a Pokémon enthusiast, but overall he looks like a layman. You said that he doesn't know how to command battles and how to train Pokémon, which is normal and understandable, but you said that the protagonist doesn't know Mew, which is a bit toxic.
The subject matter is in line with my appetite, but the introduction says that the protagonist is a Pokémon enthusiast, but overall he looks like a layman. You said that he doesn't know how to command battles and how to train Pokémon, which is normal and understandable, but you said that the protagonist doesn't know Mew, which is a bit toxic.