[System] + [multiple heroines] + [not invincible] + [long-form] + [Pokemon] + [survival on floating land]
Lin Yi transmigrates into the world of Pokemon. When he wakes up, he's lying on a ten-square-meter patch of floating land.
There's nothing here except a battered fishing rod.
A System notification pops up: [Congratulations! You've obtained an SSS-rank talent: Angler's Eye.]
“Wow, fortune really is on my side. An SSS-rank talent!”
It can identify and appraise anything he catches.
His catches can glow gray, white, green, blue, purple, gold, red, rainbow, and so on. Different colors signify different levels of rarity. He might catch a Magikarp or a Hard Stone, or he might reel in a legendary Pokemon or a luxurious villa spanning more than a thousand square meters. If you can imagine it, there's a chance the fishing rod can catch it.
Of course, there's more to the Pokemon world than fishing. Mega Evolution, Dynamax, and Terastallization all have to be caught with the fishing rod. Natural disasters can strike at any time: thick fog, thunderstorms, torrential rain, droughts, and blizzards, one after another. If you want to survive, you'll need to build a house, stockpile food, raise Pokemon, and watch out for people who prey on others' resources and talents.
There's only one ironclad rule in this miserable place: cast your line, young man, and do your best to survive.
Welcome to the floating land! If your rod is here, you are too! Good luck fishing!
Serious follow-up, this is my first time watching Pokemon and Sky Island themes, and the content is not too bad at the moment. If I insist on saying that, the saint may be a bit strange, but it depends on the author's performance, and remember to assign a role to me 😳😳
You make this thing and see if the Pokémon's characteristics match up. Isn't it just a small part and the attributes are just average? How did it become ordinary?
Let me see what's going on?
I feel that the plot is quite coherent, and it is a rare and good Pokémon novel.