(A Pokemon farming story. No League challenge. One female lead, Cynthia. This isn't the original world, but both the male and female leads transmigrated from the original world!)
In my previous life, I challenged Giratina one-on-one and died of exhaustion.
As I collapsed in the Distortion World, I thought: Next life, I'm definitely not becoming Champion.
When I opened my eyes, I had transmigrated to an unfamiliar Pokemon world.
No mission to save the world, just a dilapidated wooden cabin, a stretch of wasteland, and a timid little Caterpie.
Perfect!
Retirement officially begins.
I grow berries, work the fields, and bask in the sun. Sometimes, I even teach my Butterfree how to use Quiver Dance.
Life moves as slowly as Goomy crawling along, so peaceful I feel like humming.
But there are always people around here who don't know what's good for them.
A passing Trainer sees that my farm is full of Grass- and Bug-type Pokemon and wants to have a “friendly spar.”
The rancher next door covets my land and sends Pokemon to cause trouble.
There's even some guy claiming to be an investigator who suspects I'm hiding something in my fields.
They probably don't know that this farmer, who digs in the dirt every day in work pants, once caught Giratina's Dragon Pulse with one hand.
They probably don't understand why my Butterfree can use Sleep Powder to knock out a Tyranitar with pinpoint accuracy.
I can't be bothered to explain. Type matchups are engraved in my bones, and fighting at a type disadvantage was part of my everyday life as Champion.
I just want to farm in peace.
But if someone insists on disturbing me...
Then don't blame me for bringing out the same tricks I used against Giratina to teach them a lesson.
A retired Champion is still a Champion.
Don't disturb my farming. Thanks.
It's going to be popular. It's the best Pokémon farming article I've ever seen. I don't understand some of the attribute restraints, and the battle writing is not good. My suggestion is to be honest with this kind of field writing, and don't write about battles. It's watery and boring.
It looks good, but the update every time is too slow and the whole thing is a bit unsightly.
The new book is on the way. I hope you will support it. If you have any favorite elves, please mention it. Because it is a farming novel, the pace is slow and I will write more about daily life!
Pretty good daily routine
Not bad, the writing is much smoother
Not bad, but the update speed is too slow
The writing is very good. The interaction with the elves is very warm. The farm is still developing. I look forward to subsequent updates.
Not bad, you can take a look at the potential of 4 stars and above