Pokémon: the Journey to the Sky from Bulbasaur

Core setting (super long original novel, no collapse, slow development + epic layout) World view base It completely conforms to the timeline of the main Pokémon world (no random changes to the plot, no brainless crushing), and integrates the plots of Kanto, Orange Islands, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh, Unova, Kalos, Alola, Galar, and Padia. It also supplements the official blank ancient legends, mythical beast secrets, and world origin settings. The core tone of this work: true adventure, gentle growth, epic redemption Abandoning Long Aotian's mindless and instantaneous routine, the biggest golden finger of the protagonist as a time traveler is not combat power, but [familiarity with the world's plot + ability to empathize with human thinking + a view of the overall situation that surpasses local trainers]. Pokémon will not be forced to obey, and subjugation relies on fetters, redemption, and resonance; mythical beasts are not given in vain, and the subjugation of each mythical beast is an epic event that spans region, time, and fate.