[High-stakes tournaments + Wild battles with cheats + Thrilling 3v3 battles]
Chu Yu transmigrates to a parallel Pokemon world and awakens the “Dirty-Type Champion System.” He discovers he can smuggle Pokemon from the games into this world.
“Then becoming Champion should be a piece of cake!”
But he gradually realizes he's threatening countless people's interests.
The business interests turn against him, the League turns against him,
and even the tournament rules start being tailored to counter him:
[Whimsicott is banned from the college entrance exams]
[Zoroark is banned from using Illusion in League matches!]
[The Shadow Tag Ability is banned from League matches!]
[Hidden Power is banned from League matches!]
“Seriously, you're even banning ‘Ice-type Hidden Power’? Why not just hand the title to the Dragon-types!”
Marill: “What! The Dragon-types get the title outright? Have you asked me, the Huge Power dragon slayer, first?”
A commenter delivers a scathing take: The League has no shame. They've changed twenty rules in four years!
Watch Chu Yu tear the sky open!
The villain says, “Don't worry. He likes exploiting loopholes. No one will play by the rules in wild battles in the secret realm.”
Chu Yu: “What a joke! I follow the rules in tournaments, but in wild battles, I'll just cheat!”
It suits my taste quite well. The main character is really Gou. He can fight the elementary school monk at full level. Although I fight twins, I have also used the Earth and Ocean Pat.
There are many people writing in the disgusting genre nowadays, but the plot of this book is still quite interesting, and I caught up to the latest chapter. And at level 100, except for the golden finger of the mythical beast, which is really available (the mythical beast currently only has bug-level Mewtwo), the difficulty is not too great. Some private features but not too obtrusive and acceptable. But it seems that I will go to school and play games in the future. I hope my writing will be unconventional. Come on.
I think it's pretty good, but the pace is a bit slow. 100 Photos doesn't feel like there's much to say. It would be much better to improve the pace appropriately. Those procrastinating assembly line plots are shortened, and then the pleasant plot is extended. If you feel that the number of words is not enough, write more audience dialogue about the protagonist's tactics or routines. In this way, the overall rhythm and excitement will be more evenly concentrated.
Very interesting and beautiful