After traveling to the world of Pokémon, Chen Mo thought he could realize his dream.
Then he discovered that the Yusan Family required money, the Poké Ball required money, and even the qualification test required money.
Are you over ten years old and leading three families? That's how children from aristocratic families are treated. Ordinary people who want to be trainers either go to the breeding house to bet on eggs, or go to the wild to try their luck.
His parents ran a breeding house that was about to close down. The signboard had lost a word and they couldn't afford to replace it. The first Pokémon was hatched from an egg that couldn't be sold in the store - a qualification tester didn't even bother to give an accurate result.
But when the Bobo egg broke out of its shell, only Chen Mo could see it. What exploded in the eggshell was not yellow, but a ball of light that he had never seen before.
His eyes were different.
Others see eggs as eggs, but he can see qualifications. Later, you can also see the energy flow, evolutionary path, and even the resonance frequency of Mega evolution.
This world is much more real than the anime. The low-level trainers competed in water competitions in underground garages, and egg betting forums were most active in the middle of the night. Pokémon destroyed by ripening agents were waiting for death in abandoned shelters. Some people sacrificed highly qualified Pokémon to extract potions and forcibly change their lives.
Chen Mo's first lesson was on the rooftop clothesline.
"Bobo may have no future, but Bobo will not bow his head."
From the breeding house counter to the national league, from the underground club to the world stage - this is the story of a poor boy taking a Pidgeot that no one expected, and in the reinforced concrete Pokémon world, he made a way for those people and Pokémon who were considered to have "no future".
