"No system + non-mythical beast text + bond transformation + real world fusion flow + non-campus + non-invincible"
Is it unlucky to encounter a battle between three gods on my tenth birthday?
Maybe...
But Mu Yuan didn't think so. Under the intense stimulation, he felt something called fluctuation.
And on his birthday six years later, he embarked on a journey with confusion and expectations!
In order to investigate the truth of that year, I will fight back to the South China Sea!
(The battle system is more anime-style. If you are not satisfied with the result of the battle, it means the power of the bond! If you insist on playing hard with me, you will win, hehe╮(. ❛ ᴗ ❛.)╭)
This work is a fan work, and the IP rights belong to (The Pokémon Company International)
Reader comments
It's rare to find a book that fits the anime, so I'll look forward to it. If you want to truly match the anime's combat power, the upper limit of the protagonist must be set. After all, the King of Heaven can defeat the second-level gods, but the champion cannot deal with the first-level gods. The gap between the first-level gods and the second-level gods is much greater than the gap between the champion and the king. There are also some fans who write about levels and have strengthened the trainers too much, such as the legendary level 90+ champion, which is over 80+ levels, etc. Almost everyone has been raised 10 levels starting from the gym leader. There are also some protagonists who upgrade like riding on a rocket. To put it bluntly, I can't reach the full level even in the amount of time I play the game [Chigua]
It looks good, and the writing style is okay. At least I found it with great difficulty among hundreds of AI novels. It is a novel written by hand.
Nice looking, nice looking.
The writing on Pokémon Tomato is pretty good, but I don't know why it's lukewarm, but I still recommend it.
The writing is okay, and the writing is pretty good. Just pay attention to the female protagonist. The male protagonist is not suitable for having too many emotional scenes ahead. Moreover, if Pokémon has a female protagonist, the emotions should be handled well.
It's rare to find a book that fits the anime, so I'll look forward to it. If you want to truly match the anime's combat power, the upper limit of the protagonist must be set. After all, the King of Heaven can defeat the second-level gods, but the champion cannot deal with the first-level gods. The gap between the first-level gods and the second-level gods is much greater than the gap between the champion and the king. There are also some fans who write about levels and have strengthened the trainers too much, such as the legendary level 90+ champion, which is over 80+ levels, etc. Almost everyone has been raised 10 levels starting from the gym leader. There are also some protagonists who upgrade like riding on a rocket. To put it bluntly, I can't reach the full level even in the amount of time I play the game [Chigua]
It looks good, and the writing style is okay. At least I found it with great difficulty among hundreds of AI novels. It is a novel written by hand.
Nice looking, nice looking.
The writing on Pokémon Tomato is pretty good, but I don't know why it's lukewarm, but I still recommend it.
The writing is okay, and the writing is pretty good. Just pay attention to the female protagonist. The male protagonist is not suitable for having too many emotional scenes ahead. Moreover, if Pokémon has a female protagonist, the emotions should be handled well.