[No heroine (if there is one)·Daily direction·Slight magic modification·Contains edible Pokémon·About me becoming a chef in the Pokémon world]
Mai Xiaoqiang traveled through time and became the nephew of Afeng, the gym leader of Padiya Yuanmo Town.
The good news is: Xiaoqiang is about to become a Pokémon trainer; the bad news is: Xiaoqing and Nilu have already finished exploring the giant pit. Since you can't be a hero, just settle down and be a cook.
After all, his dream has never been to become a battle champion, but to make delicious food that can make both humans and Pokémon laugh.
In this "post-elite era", he followed his aunt, the insect-type gym leader, who loved desserts and believed that "little things also have great power." He saw the trivial details of gym operations, and also saw the most ordinary bond between trainers and Pokémon.
He uses a spatula instead of a poke ball, and uses delicious food to connect the lives of every encounter.
There are no villains that must be defeated, but there are daily routines worth protecting.
There is no destined protagonist here, but there are countless people and Pokémon working hard to manage their own small and gentle lives.
Mai Xiaoqiang thought this was good, until the egg in his arms became slightly hot on a moonlit night, emitting a faint light that was not of this world...
It turns out that the story never really ends, it just changes to another way, waiting for him to come.
Reader comments
The book is very good, but there is one part of this book that struck a chord with me, so I really couldn't read it. Although there was a warning at the beginning that there might be details involving the use of Pokémon, but at the time I thought it was about the ingredients that Pokémon would naturally fall off, so I was shocked when I read that it hinted that I might have eaten four-season venison, so I could only say goodbye when I was worried that similar plots might appear in the future.
[Laughing] Love yourself well, good night [Pout]
Overall not bad
Give the book written by Ha Ji a good review [laughing evilly]
The book is very good, but there is one part of this book that struck a chord with me, so I really couldn't read it. Although there was a warning at the beginning that there might be details involving the use of Pokémon, but at the time I thought it was about the ingredients that Pokémon would naturally fall off, so I was shocked when I read that it hinted that I might have eaten four-season venison, so I could only say goodbye when I was worried that similar plots might appear in the future.
[Laughing] Love yourself well, good night [Pout]
Overall not bad
Give the book written by Ha Ji a good review [laughing evilly]