His parents were the Dragon-type and Fairy-type Elite Four members, but after discovering a Pseudo-Legendary Pokemon in a secret realm, they were killed to silence them by “pests” within the League who feared them.
At sixteen, Ling Yun, a transmigrator, falls from the clouds into the mire and finds a “good-for-nothing” despised by the world in a junkyard: a Shiny Gimmighoul. No one knows that the little fellow clutching a damaged silver-edged coin has Elite Four potential. Even fewer know that only he understands the evolution path requiring 999 special coins.
[Ding! Quest triggered: Protect Against All Odds]
[Reward: Unlock Steelheart, which can improve the potential of Steel-type Pokémon]
His golden finger appears, and he is forced to take up the banner of the Steel type. From being mocked at the city-level rookie tournament to dazzling at the global youth championship, from fighting alone with only one Shiny Gimmighoul to building a steel squad that dominates the arena.
The League's pursuit never stops, the secrets of the secret realm gradually come to light, and the Fairy-type Elite Four member's daughter offers him an olive branch. Burning in his chest is the fire of revenge, as well as an ambition to make everyone who looks down on the Steel type tremble.
“They say Steel types are clumsy?” Ling Yun strokes the starry armor Gimmighoul gained after evolving. “Then I'll use an unstoppable steel tide to flatten the entire League.”
This is the story of a boy who rises from a junkyard to the Steel Throne with a Shiny Gimmighoul, creates Team Rocket, and overturns the established order in the name of Steel.
To be honest, I didn't quite understand the beginning of this story. Maybe it was just me, but the plot moved too fast. Before I knew it, Kuku had already won and gotten something good. When did he learn the skills and how did he train? It all seemed to just appear out of nowhere; he seems to have some kind of talent.
What is a molten iron pan? I don't see this sprite. Where did the author find it?