The Unconventional Pokémon Trainer

From what I've seen, an eight-year-old Pokémon suddenly appeared, and the protagonist is 18 this year, meaning the Pokémon has existed for at least nine years. Having lived in the city for nine years, and with school courses on these skills, how could they not recognize basic moves? Their anger wasn't obvious, but they should recognize moves like Mud Play, right? And since they recognized Dragon Dance at the beginning, there's no reason they wouldn't recognize other moves.

Cards are a derivative of the world fusion. Shine cards have special effects and can be used as battle items, move learning machines, etc. Each NPC from the original work possesses a special card, such as the [Greedy Lapp] mentioned at the beginning, which is Acerola's exclusive card and possesses very special power.

Chapter twelve has passed, and the origin of the world still hasn't been explained.

Let's encourage each other, Elf Wen! Acerola as the female lead? That's too much!

The eunuch as expected A strange card system, inexplicable foreshadowing (or rather, settings), and inexplicable characters (the out-of-character stuff) all emphasize the "if I don't die, who will?" Theme, similar to Gentleman Dong's book, the only difference being that Gentleman Dong's books are more far-fetched.

So what's the connection between cards and spirits? The title of this book might discourage people who don't like card games...

I wrote a novel about elves, you guys can check it out: "Elves: I'm Just a Collector" 🌹🌹

Urban elf stories have no future; even adding a fusion gimmick won't work.

I lost interest in reading this book from the very beginning; it was too chaotic.

Dear author, your new book is great! I've joined the new book investment group, please update!