Zhang Tianyou transmigrated, but something went a little wrong from the start: he didn't become a Trainer, or even a human. Instead, he became a red-and-white Poké Ball wedged in a crack between rocks, unable to move!
His consciousness was trapped in a tiny space, with no senses or limbs. Life as a ball was bleak. Only after he accidentally "caught" the sleeping Wishing Star Jirachi did he activate his one and only golden finger: the [Ecological Civilization System].
Could catching Pokemon create an ecosystem of the corresponding type inside the ball? Once the ecosystem became stable, would it reward him with tens of thousands of Pokémon Eggs and eventually allow him to nurture powerful Creation Plates? Could he even possess a Pokemon and share its senses to explore the world?
It's okay, but it's not suitable for me. This book is about solving small troubles while developing in the early stage, solving small troubles during the middle stage of development, and allying with other forces while developing in the later stage, and then solving big troubles. That's about it 🍉
This one is a very good-looking Pokémon Mouse, and I have seen another one before, and the other one is a ball that travels through time. Well, that one is not as good as this one, but it is not bad. Overall, I give this one six stars, although it only has five stars online. I give that one five stars.
It looks okay so far, the plot is fast paced. Nothing too big of a surprise. I think I can look forward to the follow-up. 😘
What era is this written about?