In the primordial age, before civilization dawned, all the world lay barren.
Humans were weak and primitive, struggling to survive and hunting and enslaving elves as ferocious beasts;
the elves were wild and violent, hostile to humans, fighting and plundering one another in mutual hatred.
I awakened the Source Force System. There is only one way to survive: cultivate the wilderness and grow stronger!
Cultivate crops to obtain Source Force, raise elves to increase their strength, and keep unlocking all kinds of cutting-edge technology.
Oddish improves the soil, Caterpie weaves nets to catch fish, and Rattata digs tunnels to build storage. Everyone has a job to do.
Starting from scratch, I make farming tools, build irrigation canals and granaries, and craft the world's first Poke Ball with my own hands.
We leave savage battles behind, gently and patiently befriending every stray elf and changing humanity's prejudice against them.
Starting from a dilapidated wooden hut, I cultivate fertile land, build a home, forge alliances with tribes, and steadily grow our strength.
A civilization-building story written especially for Pokemon fans, from pioneering the wilderness to the rise of a prosperous alliance, with high-energy Pokemon evolutions throughout!
No conquest or empire-building is needed. Through farming and bonds alone, we will transform a chaotic wasteland, one step at a time, into a peaceful and prosperous new Pokemon world.
I have only read three chapters so far, and I have conquered the walking grass without any preparation. Moreover, the protagonist is a weak and sick person plus a walking grass that can only absorb the walking grass. It can defeat the big wolf dog that is seriously injured (it is said to be seriously injured but still dares to enter the cave to trouble the protagonist). You can judge for yourself 😄 In addition, the walking grass that absorbs the walking grass here is set to level 1, while the big wolf dog that does not use any moves is set to level 5.
The front is fine, but I don't know why, but the back feels like a human machine.