[Survival] [Adventure] [Slice of Life] [Natural Disasters]
Three billion people suddenly arrive in another world. Each person gets only a shabby, ten-square-meter wooden hut and an ice-blue device on their wrist.
This was once the home of the native inhabitants. Now, only ruins and mysteries remain. But even more dangerous than the ruins are the Wild Pokemon roaming the continent:
Poke Ball: Common wild creatures. A single one poses little threat, but watch out for groups.
Great Ball: They have learned moves of their type and can fight. Beginners should approach with caution.
Great Ball: Powerful combatants capable of reshaping the terrain or destroying buildings. Do not engage them head-on.
Master Ball: Regional overlords whose presence affects the surrounding ecosystem over the long term. If you encounter one, don't resist. There's a high chance it can end your life painlessly.
Legendary: Extremely rare, with very few recorded sightings and no reliable way to fight back. If you're near one, there's no need to run. It would be pointless.
The foolish college student Ye Lingtong landed wearing a Quagsire T-shirt and slippers. On his first day, a Great Ball-level Hatterene wrapped him up in her hair in the forest, nearly making him part of her collection.
By a stroke of luck, he not only escaped but also won over the tsundere witch through his personal charm and a single line: "You're prettier."
But this continent is never gentle. The number of deaths displayed on the device keeps climbing, whispers from deep within the ruins never cease, and the Hatterene hiding behind a tree to watch him clearly has many more secrets.
This is an unusual tale of survival in the world of Pokemon.
It begins as a story about "staying alive" and ultimately leads to an answer to the question, "What are we living for?"
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It's a bit short, but keep going.