Pokémon, farming, ordinary life
This is the story of a person who only knows Pikachu and travels to the Pokémon world.
"Is this the world of beast control? They are all a group of powerful creatures."
Youjia looked at the swimming creatures on the island.
"Forget it, I'll settle down now that I've come and settle down here."
Youjia, who doesn't like fighting and killing, plans to live on this isolated island.
But...
As time passed, Yujia's ordinary life on the island was broken.
Sirona: "How did you raise such a powerful Pokémon?"
Dodo: "How come your dragon can defeat three of my dragons?"
Daigo: "This stone of yours is really beautiful. Hehehe, Yujia, can you sell it to me?"
…
At first, Youjia thought that the person who found him was a beast master, until he saw the familiar kid with a red hat and the little yellow thing on his shoulder.
At this time, Youjia knew what kind of world this was.
…
Kuailong: Hoho ~ Trainers don't have time to go to the gym, so we, the Pokémon makers, can help the trainers and let the trainers show their strength to the world.
You Jia: "Hey, when did I become the world's number one master trainer? I obviously just want to live a farming life."
…
Reader comments
It's nice to read, and it doesn't have any of the nonsense that people in the same genre like to write about. It's just soft and soothing, like a ray of clear spring, refreshing the heart and mind.
I saw the latest chapter on July 23rd. My opinion is that the pace is quite relaxed, and the male protagonist has no purpose. It looks more relaxed than most Pokémon stories that focus on breeding and interaction. There will not be a plot where you meet a bunch of people before the 50th chapter and then ask the protagonist to settle the matter when he sees that the protagonist is awesome. Although the male protagonist will understand the Pokémon world, he will not be ambitious, and there will not be any plot that only depends on his qualifications to win. At least so far, the plot is very relaxed.
I think the only shortcoming is that there are too few typos and too many words. In the early stage, the word "yes" appeared frequently and there were many unreasonable ones.
The follow-up feels a bit low-key. Ever since Daigo discovered Kyogre and called a bunch of people over, the plot has always revolved around those people. In addition, Ash and Team Rocket also landed on the island later, which cut too much away from the warm daily life of the hero and Pokémon. A brief look at Chapters 100-135 will tell you the general plot, but there is nothing interesting about it.
Nice! I would like to give you a suggestion, it is best to join someone with superpower energy or someone who can communicate, so that it will be more convenient to go out. I suggest Gardevoir or Gardevoir [shy]
This book is a very warm book. It is a desert island management simulation with Pokémon elements. There is no battle or attribute restraint. The protagonist, a humanoid super Pokémon, will roll up his sleeves to fight.
It's pretty good, basically daily. I just don't know if there is a female protagonist
It feels very comfortable to watch, and there are no bloody plots. This is just daily literature.
Good-looking, daily writing, I really like the Kuailong family [Adoration]
Okay, I can watch it
Give yourself a pat on the back!
Nice! I can't give it too much praise! [Laugh][laugh][laugh]
This book is so beautifully written, come on
The author updates quickly, it looks good and I love reading it
Very nice Pokémon theme
Not bad but a bit lacking
It suits my taste. I'm not sure what yours is like.
Very interesting, you can add it to your bookshelf
It's really nice. It would be nice if it was more utopian.
It's very beautiful, relaxing, enjoyable, and very beautiful. The interaction between the protagonist and the Pokémon is also very interesting. Also, is the protagonist's physical strength really still human?
2026-8-03. So far, it is a good grass. It is worth checking out if you like Pokémon and farming.
It's really beautiful. Author, please update more
Not bad, not bad, relaxed and humorous, really good
It's quite interesting. I rarely give five stars.
It's only a few months, so I'll come back and see, it's too little.
It's nice to read, and it doesn't have any of the nonsense that people in the same genre like to write about. It's just soft and soothing, like a ray of clear spring, refreshing the heart and mind.
I saw the latest chapter on July 23rd. My opinion is that the pace is quite relaxed, and the male protagonist has no purpose. It looks more relaxed than most Pokémon stories that focus on breeding and interaction. There will not be a plot where you meet a bunch of people before the 50th chapter and then ask the protagonist to settle the matter when he sees that the protagonist is awesome. Although the male protagonist will understand the Pokémon world, he will not be ambitious, and there will not be any plot that only depends on his qualifications to win. At least so far, the plot is very relaxed. I think the only shortcoming is that there are too few typos and too many words. In the early stage, the word "yes" appeared frequently and there were many unreasonable ones. The follow-up feels a bit low-key. Ever since Daigo discovered Kyogre and called a bunch of people over, the plot has always revolved around those people. In addition, Ash and Team Rocket also landed on the island later, which cut too much away from the warm daily life of the hero and Pokémon. A brief look at Chapters 100-135 will tell you the general plot, but there is nothing interesting about it.
Nice! I would like to give you a suggestion, it is best to join someone with superpower energy or someone who can communicate, so that it will be more convenient to go out. I suggest Gardevoir or Gardevoir [shy]
This book is a very warm book. It is a desert island management simulation with Pokémon elements. There is no battle or attribute restraint. The protagonist, a humanoid super Pokémon, will roll up his sleeves to fight.
It's pretty good, basically daily. I just don't know if there is a female protagonist
It feels very comfortable to watch, and there are no bloody plots. This is just daily literature.
Good-looking, daily writing, I really like the Kuailong family [Adoration]
Okay, I can watch it
Give yourself a pat on the back!
Nice! I can't give it too much praise! [Laugh][laugh][laugh]
This book is so beautifully written, come on
The author updates quickly, it looks good and I love reading it
Very nice Pokémon theme
Not bad but a bit lacking
It suits my taste. I'm not sure what yours is like.
Very interesting, you can add it to your bookshelf
It's really nice. It would be nice if it was more utopian.
It's very beautiful, relaxing, enjoyable, and very beautiful. The interaction between the protagonist and the Pokémon is also very interesting. Also, is the protagonist's physical strength really still human?
2026-8-03. So far, it is a good grass. It is worth checking out if you like Pokémon and farming.
It's really beautiful. Author, please update more
Not bad, not bad, relaxed and humorous, really good
It's quite interesting. I rarely give five stars. It's only a few months, so I'll come back and see, it's too little.