[Pokemon Guide] + [Pokemon Invasion] + [Introducing Pokemon] + [Shop System] + [Pokemon Tournaments]
“What? Ten thousand for a green caterpillar?”
“I’ll say it again: it’s called Caterpie, and it’s really strong.”
At the tournament grounds:
“Are you kidding me? How can a Caterpie use Electroweb?” a middle-aged man wailed in despair.
Jiang Cheng transmigrated to a parallel world and acquired a Pokemon Shop System. The System warned him that the Pokemon world would arrive in six months.
So Jiang Cheng opened a Pokemon shop, worked hard to earn Pokemon Coins and upgrade it, and brought Pokemon into the world ahead of time to gain an advantage and prepare for the Pokemon world’s arrival.
As Pokemon became widespread,
he founded the Pokemon League, held the Pokemon Contest, and launched many other popular competitions.
He established a global league and appointed Champions and the Elite Four.
He ushered in a world where humans and Pokemon could coexist.
Jiang Cheng said, “I was just bringing things over. How did I become a pioneer of Pokemon?”
At present, Tomato has seen the smallest Pokémon sales article with a reasonable logic and plot. It is fast-paced, unlike other dozens of chapters where a few Pokémon are sold in a flurry. There is no mythical beast to start, and the contact with the official is relatively new. Except for some minor flaws and the skill limit of 4 in the battle (I feel that the battle scene with more skills in the later stage is very limited, and it seems to have no impact in the early stage)
How can we fight without even a legend?
The logic is clear and reliable, and the storyline is one of the best among novels of the same type. Come on^0^
Recruiting a female clerk? Why not use Pokémon as store clerks?
The assumptions and basic points can be regarded as the most reasonable similar articles I have ever read, but the intensity comparison and written expression are not very meaningful, otherwise I would give it five points.