This synopsis is a little too long!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lu An never imagined that one transmigration would take him into the real Pokemon world.
It all began with a rusty swing in Viridian City, where an extremely shy Ralts timidly touched his fingertip. From that moment on, the gears of fate began to turn.
Their eight-year journey took them from Kalos to Alola, from Galar back to Kanto. Gardevoir grew from a bashful young Pokemon into his protector, always standing in front of him. Espeon sacrificed its own evolution to give the team a chance to survive. Lunala transformed from a wisp of cloud into the god of the moon. Even the manufactured Iron Valiant began to learn what “bonds” meant.
But this is not a story about being invincible.
They suffer defeats and injuries, and sometimes find themselves in desperate straits. Gardevoir was once petrified while protecting him, and once fell into the hands of experimenters, leaving her mentally scarred. Every wound leaves its mark on their bond, and every healing makes that bond stronger.
When Lysandre returns with Zygarde's Complete Forme, when the core of the Ultimate Weapon pulses deep underground, and when a Trainer from another world briefly appears through a golden ring...
Lu An finally understands: bonds are not weapons. They are the hands someone is willing to hold, even in the darkest moment.
This is a story about trauma, healing, and growth. It's about a group of Pokemon and one Trainer, and how, through one desperate situation after another, they find each other and find themselves.
I'll give it a 5. Overall, this work is more heartwarming and has fewer knives. You can watch it as a sketch. Again, if you don't like it, don't criticize it. I will continue to publish Knife, no, it's a work
It is about the journey between the protagonist and Pokémon. It is very plain, but more like an ordinary person in the Pokémon world. There is warmth in the ordinary, and it feels good for the time being. The innocent friendship between Pokémon is really very desirable.
At the beginning, I picked up Pokémon with Ash, but when I went to Kalos, Ash had already started traveling there, and Gardevoir evolved too fast. It felt weird, but I liked the emotional rendering.