Ling Ye, 22 years old, is a gold medal "Pokémon Behavior Modifier" and is known in the industry as "Mind Catcher". His job is to cure those Pokémon suffering from "urban diseases" - to help the Gengar with social phobia come out of the shadows, to persuade the kleptomaniac Meow to change his ways, and to help the Electabuzz who is addicted to online battles regain his enthusiasm for reality.
His life creed is: fighting is the most efficient way of communication, and understanding and guidance are the way to go. Battle? That was the domain of hot-blooded idiots and had nothing to do with him, a professional who analyzed reports with scalpel-like precision.
Until one day, a mysterious old lady came to the door with an Ibrahimovic with "PTSD" and forced him into an underground battle league called "Successor Game" with a contract that he could not refuse.
From then on, the style of painting began to go astray.
When other trainers are shouting "The decision is yours, use the destruction death ray!"
Ling Ye, however, was analyzing calmly: "The opponent's Charizard has an excessive desire for expression due to lack of love in childhood. Ibrahimovic, use the 'Star Eyes', and then pretend to worship it, causing it to make operating errors in the process of self-aggrandizement."
When other trainers are studying attribute restraint and tactical games.
Ling Ye was giving pre-war psychological counseling to his Pokémon: "Don't be nervous, remember our core tactics - use love to influence it. If it doesn't work, use all kinds of weird tricks to piss off its trainer."
This is a bizarre story about a pocket psychologist who participated in the competition involuntarily and was forced to use his professional knowledge to "fool" all his opponents on the road to the championship.