I Spread Pokemon All Over the World

“You’re insane for wanting so much money, aren’t you? Are you selling this cute little bald turtle for 200,000 yuan? Don’t you have a conscience?” The girl pointed at the cute bald turtle in her arms, unable to believe what she was hearing. “Miss, let me solemnly declare that its name is Squirtle Turtle, not a bald turtle…” “Even if this small water snake is cute, you can’t sell it for a billion yuan! Do you know you’re blatantly laundering money?!!” “Sir, it’s not a small water snake, it’s a Miniature Dragon, a dragon! And a billion yuan is really a reasonable price!” Guxin travels to a parallel world and obtains a Pokemon system, opening a pet store and introducing these magical creatures to the world. He creates the Pokemon Grand Prix and organized the Pokemon World Championships, with Pokemon competitions becoming the most popular activity in the world. Guxin becomes the true father of Pokemon! Note: This novel and its characters are purely fictional. Any resemblance to real life is purely coincidental, and please do not imitate.

Original Publisher

faloo

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on I Spread Pokemon All Over the World ### First Impressions Okay, so "I Spread Pokemon All Over the World" definitely grabbed my attention with its premise. The idea of a regular guy getting tossed into an alternate China where Pokemon are completely unknown, and then essentially becoming a Pokemon dealer and ecosystem influencer? That's pretty unique and immediately hooked me. It felt like a potentially fun blend of slice-of-life and fantasy adventure. ### What Works Well The world-building, at least in the early chapters, is quite well done. The author paints a convincing picture of a modern China that's just slightly off-kilter because of the absence of Pokemon. The system mechanics are also implemented smoothly, allowing our protagonist to introduce these creatures to the world and profit from it. I found myself enjoying the initial focus on the protagonist's entrepreneurial spirit and his efforts to get people acquainted with Pokemon. The initial reactions of the characters to seeing Pokemon for the first time are quite funny and well-written. ### Areas of Concern As the story progresses, the focus seems to shift more towards Pokemon battles, and I found myself getting a bit bogged down. While some readers might enjoy detailed battle descriptions, I personally felt they detracted from the more interesting aspects of the story, like the cultural impact of introducing Pokemon to this new world. The pacing felt a little off at times, with too much time spent on fights and not enough on the slice-of-life elements that initially drew me in. ### Final Verdict "I Spread Pokemon All Over the World" has a lot of potential. The core concept is creative, and the initial world-building is solid. However, the overemphasis on Pokemon battles might not appeal to all readers. If you're a fan of detailed battle sequences, you'll likely enjoy this more than I did. Overall, it's a mixed bag, but one with enough interesting elements to warrant checking out, especially if you're a Pokemon fan looking for something a little different.