Li Qingxuan, a devoted Pokemon fan, wakes up to discover that he has transmigrated into an urban world where Pokemon and reality are deeply intertwined! There is no innocent beginning in Pallet Town here. Instead, there is a commercialized Pokemon economy, a cutthroat world of Trainer rules, and a cold reality that treats Pokemon as tools.
A hellish start? No! The mysterious necklace left behind by his Pokémon Professor parents transforms into the mark of Arceus's Thousand-Armed God, granting him the “Eye of God,” which lets him see Pokemon data panels! Even more surprisingly, his first partner is a one-of-a-kind partner Pikachu!
Yet before the joy can fade, one crisis follows another: His childhood sweetheart, a wealthy campus beauty, forces him into a battle to settle a marriage proposal? A top scientist delivers a secret message from his parents late at night, pointing to a mysterious deserted island? A luxury cruise ship is raided by pirates? The artificial Pokemon Mewtwo seeks grand revenge? The evil Nightmare Team has a mysterious plan...
Bearing the mark of the Creator God and teamed up with a special Pikachu, can Li Qingxuan, carrying the memories of his previous life, survive in this dazzling yet dangerous urban world of Pokemon?
Can he uncover the shocking secrets behind his parents' research and the truth behind the mark of Arceus?
Can he join forces with his partner Pikachu, break free from utilitarian rules, and forge a true bond?
Can he navigate between his haughty, wealthy childhood sweetheart and a pirate emperor who is neither wholly good nor wholly evil?
And even... change the fate of the Legendary Pokémon?
Dreams become reality, but reality is far more brutal than a game! See how Li wields the “Eye of God” like a blade, carving out his own legendary path through this urban Pokemon world where money and power intertwine!
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.