After graduating straight into unemployment, Lin Mu rented a rundown courtyard in Sootopolis City with his only companion, Sewaddle, and rashly opened an "Eevee petting cafe."
Business was bleak from the start, until Pokemon abandoned by the world began showing up one after another: a sensitive Ralts, a Mareep everyone disliked, a Feebas covered in scars... Under the most devoted care, a miracle occurred: an Eevee evolution never before seen in the world was born.
The news sent shockwaves far and wide.
Curious customers, determined reporters, business magnates, and League Champions all turned their attention to this little haven.
Yet as the miracle began to disturb the world's balance, the guardian of the ecosystem, the Legendary Pokémon Zygarde, also began to appear in secret.
From a slacker boy to a guardian of home, Lin Mu and his Pokemon employees were forced to stand at the crossroads of fate.
What they had to protect was no longer just a little shop, but a tender miracle, created by love and bonds, with the power to change the world.
This is an epic about "home" and "protection," written together by us and Pokemon.
For now, there are quite a lot of twists and turns, but it is also very heartwarming. The overall plot is not bad. The author updated it very quickly. Why is no one reading it? I would give this book a 4.5-Star overall rating. The shortcoming is that the protagonist has to do something every day. There are a lot of twists and turns, but it is still reasonable. There are some problems: I feel like some events are just for the sake of causing trouble, such as the monkey monster stealing eggs. There are also heart-warming daily routines, but maybe the protagonist is relatively poor, so it is not very easy to write heart-warming plots now. I look forward to the follow-up (No one writes book reviews, so if no one reads them, I'll write some...)
This book is quite nice. Why are there so few people?