After unexpectedly transmigrating to the Pokemon world, he lands from the start as a penniless street beggar. He has no money, no one to rely on, and no Starter Pokémon by his side. All he can do is huddle in a town corner, watching people come and go as he endures cold stares and contempt. He cannot afford Poke Balls or food, and the road ahead is full of hardship. He has no overpowered System to help him and no miraculous cheat bestowed from above, only a resilient spirit and a refusal to settle for an ordinary life.
It begins with taking in homeless, wandering Pokemon. He struggles to survive through wind and rain, growing stronger in dire straits.
In an ordinary human body, he travels the streets of Kanto and explores secret places across the land, gradually rising from a lowly beggar to forge a legendary path as a Trainer.
One day, the wretched boy who once huddled in a street corner will stand atop the League with the companions who have traveled by his side, dazzling the entire Pokemon world.
The setting of the beggar at the beginning is very attractive to me, but there are too many descriptions of failure, too many descriptions of the characters' feelings, and the writing seems very slow.