(Modern-day Pokemon, daily life, comedy, pseudo-invincible protagonist, no dark storylines)
I woke up to find the world had changed. The college entrance exams no longer tested Chinese, math, and English. Everything depended on your Pokemon training score!
While everyone else was fighting over the mediocre Starter Pokemon at the breeding center, I accidentally bonded with a [Pokemon Data Panel]!
Other people picked Pokemon by blindly guessing, but I could see all their hidden stats at a glance!
In a corner, a scrawny, sickly Charmander that couldn't even spit out a spark was being scorned by everyone.
But in my vision, glaring golden labels hovered above its head:
[Potential: Superb!]
[Hidden Ability: Solar Power!]
What looked like a good-for-nothing weakling to everyone else was, to me, a once-in-a-million fire dragon!
And that's not all. The panel came with a complete move-training manual! Other people would pay a fortune and still fail to learn moves like Fire Blast and Blast Burn, but if I followed the panel's training plan, I was guaranteed to master them!
“A good-for-nothing Charmander? Today I'll show you all what an invincible Charizard can do, scorching the eight corners of the world beneath a clear sky!”
In this life, I'll take my superb fire dragon through the global leagues and reach the very top of the world!
Well, that's good. Let me make some suggestions. It's your qualification theory. Well, I agree with it a little bit, but qualifications cannot be static. Theoretically speaking, if you want to write qualifications and cultivate them well enough, the qualifications can evolve upwards. It is impossible to say that one is born and will die directly. For the three evolutions of the three families, you can write them as low at the beginning. That's because there is no evolution. For example, if you set it to a mid-level evolution, it will become a high-level evolution, and it will become a top-level posture. It cannot be fixed and dead. It is inherently fixed and dead, and has nothing to do with the Pokémon series. In essence, Pokémon is a utopia.
Isn't it okay to update it?
In the just-concluded World Championship, Charizard still failed to win the championship.
Why is there no uncle sound?
It looks good, but it's a little short. Come on.
It's okay, but it's too short
These two stars are for Teacher Bai.