When the mysterious sky descends on the Pokémon world, the entire alliance holds their breath in awe of the ancient gods who are about to take stock.
On the edge of Zhenxin Town, Qiao Yu, the salted fish owner of Evergreen Breeding House, is worried about his livelihood.
He adopted a yard of "defective products":
A malnourished turtle with a sapling on its head, a sleepy fat black and red cat,
There is a defective Pikachu that short-circuits when it is discharged, and a heterochromatic green caterpillar that holds a milk bottle and hums every day.
In order to feed these poor little ones, Qiao Yu could only instruct them to plow the ground and grow vegetables in the backyard.
Until the sky screen turned, and the "most powerful mythical beast restricted area" in the universe was exposed - it was Qiao Eucalyptus's shabby backyard!
The whole league is crazy:
The plowing turtle is the ancestor of the earth turtle carrying the World Tree!
That fat cat is Yveltal, the God of Destruction!
That green caterpillar... Oh my god, that green caterpillar, that's the cub of Sky Overlord Rayquaza!
Looking at the trembling champions from all walks of life outside the door, as well as the villain organization that was beaten to bankruptcy and knelt down to beg for mercy,
Qiao Yu held the feather duster made of Phoenix King feathers with a confused look on her face: "What are you going to do? Don't disturb my green caterpillars from drinking milk!"
(PS: This book is not an invincible novel at the beginning. The protagonist is Qiao Eucalyptus - a caring and loving breeding house owner with a Buddhist mentality. A patient with severe "cognitive bias" firmly believes that the children he raises are all poor little ones with genetic mutations.
In the eyes of the protagonist, "a disabled stray pet in need of care" VS "an ancient god who destroyed the world" under the exposure of the sky;
The warm daily life of farming VS the epic sense of the outside world's imagination and crazy pilgrimage. )
Why has no one reviewed this book?