Pokémon: Pick up a God-Level Eevee at the Beginning

On the first day of his journey, he picked up an Eevee covered in injuries in the grass. There is no novice gift package, no Yusanjia, only an inexplicable card drawing system. He fed Eevee an orange fruit, and the Eevee stayed with him for the rest of his life. Later, Li Leng realized that in this world, there are some things more important than being a trainer: For example, carry Poké Cubes with you because wild Pokémon eat them. For example, don't believe in the attribute restraint table. His Flying Mantis is four times weaker than Rock, but he used Yan Hui to chop down the Big Rock Snake. For example, don't draw cards consecutively, because when the fourth purple light card jumped out of the mini dragon, he almost dropped his phone (no, the system interface). Later, he met Xiaozhi wearing a red hat. That kid doesn't rely on tactics, attributes, or systems, he relies on recklessness. Pikachu can't beat Rock Snake? Just go to the power plant to recharge. The electricity doesn't move? Blast the water pipes and then apply electricity if you get wet. Li Leng said, "Attribute restraint is not absolute." Xiaozhi listened and then typed Overload One Hundred Thousand Volts, which was not in the original work.