Lu Yi transmigrates into the Pokemon world, dreaming of becoming an unambitious couch potato who wants nothing more than to bask in the sun and cuddle Pokémon every day.
But while the dream is idyllic, reality is harsh. The Starter Pokémon he randomly gets is a shiny Zorua! It should be the kind of luck that makes everyone else green with envy, but Lu Yi can’t bring himself to smile.
That’s because the little rascal’s illusion talent has gone a bit sideways: it specializes in creating all kinds of mortifying illusions that leave people socially dead!
And so, the whole vibe of the Pokemon world suddenly changes:
Other people’s Zorua: Lurk in the shadows and bewitch powerful foes.
Lu Yi’s Zorua: “Look! That Trainer is dancing ‘Auspiciousness Is Coming’ on the rooftop!” (Illusion-only special edition)
Other people’s battles: Passion runs high as moves clash.
Lu Yi’s battles: “Oh no! You fell before I even made a move! Referee, they’re faking an injury!” (An award-winning performance)
Other people making Pokéblocks: Sweet and tasty, bringing people closer to their Pokémon.
Lu Yi making Pokéblocks: “Pokéblocks made with the emotions of social death… Come on, little rascal, eat them while they’re hot?” (A bizarre flavor)
Faced with a reality where all dignity lies shattered on the ground, Lu Yi gazes skyward in anguish. “I just want to lie flat! Why are my signature moves ‘Snarl: Social Death Edition’ and ‘Fake Cry: Faking-Injury Specialty’?”
As soon as I opened this book, I didn't stop. The plot attracted people to read on like a magic spell. The author's writing style is very delicate, and both the protagonist and the vivid personalities of the elves are written very well.
Especially the setting, the protagonist's embarrassing social death in the morning is particularly interesting.
The rhythm of the story is also well controlled, neither delayed nor rushed. Every time I see the key points, my heart beats faster. I close the book and still savor the aftertaste of the ending. Whether you are a reader who likes plots or characters, you can find resonance in this book. It is really worth reading!
Let the author give this book the first five-star review. It has just completed the tasks in Tomato Novel Assistant.
As soon as I opened this book, I didn't stop. The plot attracted people to read on like a magic spell. The author's writing style is very delicate, and both the protagonist and the vivid personalities of the elves are written very well. Especially the setting, the protagonist's embarrassing social death in the morning is particularly interesting. The rhythm of the story is also well controlled, neither delayed nor rushed. Every time I see the key points, my heart beats faster. I close the book and still savor the aftertaste of the ending. Whether you are a reader who likes plots or characters, you can find resonance in this book. It is really worth reading! Let the author give this book the first five-star review. It has just completed the tasks in Tomato Novel Assistant.