[Transmigrate + nonhuman protagonist + reincarnation + settlement + growth]
Lun Hui, a veteran Pokemon fan, was watching the Masters Tournament when he accidentally clicked a pop-up ad promising a “Level 1 Legendary Pokémon just for logging in.” When he opened his eyes again, he had transmigrated straight into a primeval wilderness from before Pokemon civilization had even begun.
Even more absurdly, he hadn't become a Trainer, or even one of the Starter Pokémon. He had turned into a small, helpless Weedle clinging to a leaf.
In this primitive world of survival of the fittest and danger at every turn, Lun Hui had a head full of battle knowledge and base-stat data. He had no choice but to urgently downgrade his life's goal from “becoming Champion” to “making it through tomorrow.” He hid carefully, munched on leaves to build up energy for evolution, and used the wisdom of his human past life to avoid being hunted by natural predators.
But just as he was busy eating, a huge shadow suddenly fell over him. A sharp-eyed, starving Spearow had already marked him as its takeout meal.
Run? Their Speed stats were worlds apart, and Weedle didn't have wings.
Fight? Weedle couldn't even use Poison Sting, and its attack power was practically zero.
With death a heartbeat away, only one wild thought remained in Lun Hui's mind: use up every last bit of energy and force himself to evolve into Kakuna before the sharp beak came down!
Can he seize this one chance to survive? And where will this endless journey of reincarnation, beginning at the very bottom of the food chain, ultimately lead in its own unexpected way, toward the highest seat of legendary power?
It looks good, it does look good, and it's quite enjoyable. You don't have to think about anything. Logically speaking, more than 400,000 words is not too small. When I first saw these few chapters, I didn't want to read them. I feel that this is the reason why not many people read this book, because there are too few chapters, which may not be enough to read.
Come on author, look forward to seeing different elves' lives
It's rare to see someone writing about the reincarnation of Pokémon, and it's very interesting.
It's pretty cool. I hope I can be reincarnated as a tyrannosaurus.
The writing style is still okay, but the Pokémon skill has a racial relationship. If you look at it carefully, it will make your head twitch. I can only say that it is okay.
Come on, author! Keep at it, don't stop updating, and finish it as much as possible. It's not only a responsibility, but also to accumulate experience. Don't choose to open a new book because of poor traffic, because you will only have the ability to write short stories, and without the experience of writing long stories, you can't support it at all. So, hard-working author, why don't you quickly code for me [please update] @Crazy Thursday
It's the Pokémon version of reincarnation.
Can anyone tell me why different Pokémon can give birth to Swampert?
The plot is okay, and there are no shortcomings in ignoring some of the knowledge about Pokémon.
You are not, this is too pretty! 🥰