Bai Zhen, the earth traveler, originally planned to take Pikachu, fight in the gym, and become the champion in the Pokémon world.
As a result, his soul was thrown to Gaia, the world of high demons, and became the King-eating Dragon Demon God Jiufang Qiufang.
After a thousand or hundreds of years, Bai Zhen has almost forgotten his name on Earth.
Then, the late Pokémon Master system finally connected to WiFi.
As a result, the system displays:
Baizhen's soul is a Level 1 novice trainer.
Bai Zhen's dragon body is a wild super beast with a racial value of 780.
In order to protect Bai Zhen, the system suggested "escape from yourself immediately".
Bai Zhen was transported to the Pokémon world with a confused look on his face.
But just when Bai Zhen was about to rely on the experience of the Demon God to make great achievements here, he discovered that this world was simply crazy.
When Ash's Koga Ninja was still a croaking frog, he could swim directly from Kalos to Shinshin Town.
Yulongdu often likes to say: "All of my investigators are kind and loyal!"
When Team Rocket caught Pikachu, they were driving the championship-level Pokémon catching machine every day.
There is also the power of bonds. What does it mean that as long as the bonds are enough, King Magikarp can beat Kyogre to death?
Bai Zhen, who was originally as steady as an old dog, couldn't help but sigh after traveling around the Pokémon world: "This world is too crazy."
Reader comments
To be honest, the title of the author's book is wrong. There should be another one. The author himself is also very crazy. He is a beginner when he reaches level 200. I was still thinking, holy shit, I am still a beginner at level 200, so I think there should be no Pokémon. Dreams can't evolve, right? Then I saw later that Good Guy co-authored your level 1 to 200, which corresponds to the level 1 to 20 of a normal game, right? Can you imagine that if a green caterpillar wants to evolve to its final form, does it need to reach level 100? I've read it all up to Chapter 38, and I don't quite understand whether his level improvement speed is fast or slow. I can only say that the upper limit is 1000, which is really crazy.
I looked carefully again and found out that the author actually said it, but I happened to jump over that picture. When I saw the title, I didn't want to read it, so I jumped over it. But just now I looked at it again, and it turns out that it evolves by chance and has nothing to do with level. Good guy, that one is quite crazy. To be honest,
To be honest, the title of the author's book is wrong. There should be another one. The author himself is also very crazy. He is a beginner when he reaches level 200. I was still thinking, holy shit, I am still a beginner at level 200, so I think there should be no Pokémon. Dreams can't evolve, right? Then I saw later that Good Guy co-authored your level 1 to 200, which corresponds to the level 1 to 20 of a normal game, right? Can you imagine that if a green caterpillar wants to evolve to its final form, does it need to reach level 100? I've read it all up to Chapter 38, and I don't quite understand whether his level improvement speed is fast or slow. I can only say that the upper limit is 1000, which is really crazy. I looked carefully again and found out that the author actually said it, but I happened to jump over that picture. When I saw the title, I didn't want to read it, so I jumped over it. But just now I looked at it again, and it turns out that it evolves by chance and has nothing to do with level. Good guy, that one is quite crazy. To be honest,