[Golden finger] + [Skill tree] + [Transmigration] + [Pokemon] + [Breeding] + [Starting with Mudkip]
Lin Yi has been in this world for eighteen years.
The good news: There are real Pokemon here to play with.
The bad news: The people here don't seem to be natives either, and the world is surrounded by mist.
He had planned to use his knowledge of Pokemon from his previous life to build up his strength steadily.
Unexpectedly, a stone tablet appeared, granting him three professional skill trees.
Every skill had extraordinary functions, and unlocking a profession's prerequisite skills could reveal even more.
[Pokemon Language Proficiency: Learn to understand Pokemon speech, making it easier to communicate with and train them.]
[Eye of Appraisal: Learn to inspect a Pokemon's condition with the naked eye and better understand your own Pokemon.]
[Affinative Physique: Learn to increase your affinity with Pokemon, slightly reduce their hostility, and build trust more easily.]
With his golden finger, Lin Yi began breeding his Pokemon.
Many years later.
"Champion Lin Yi, do you know anything about that unknown form of giant Swampert that fought Rayquaza? As far as we know, it's incredibly large, "
"I just wanted to test my strength against Rayquaza. That's a special evolution I developed recently. I call it Primal Evolution."
"And what about the Zoroark on Mt. Silver? They say many Legendary Pokémon have gathered around it."
"They're just some unusual illusions."
The Elite Four, beaten black and blue: You think we're going to believe that?
People don't believe the truth these days. The world's really gone downhill.
OKOK author's new work, okay, it's here. If you support it, I'll give you five stars.
Ask, is there a female protagonist?
The protagonist is a god and loves to make jokes, the supporting characters are also pretty cool, and the plot is pretty good.
Still very good
There are very few articles on the development of elves' abilities and characteristics. Most of them are written according to the original works.
Very good, but too little. Come on.
It's very interesting. Please support the new author so that the book won't become obsolete.