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Chapter 1

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Friendly Reminder: The prices in the Pokémon world are very high, after all, catching Pokémon is easy, but raising them is difficult.

Pricing

10 League Coins are roughly equivalent to 1 yuan in purchasing power.

The exchange rate between Team Rocket Points and League Coins is 1:50.

The most common Oran Berry costs 50 League Coins, and one can be bought with one Team Rocket Point.

Other berries, including rare ones, range from 50 to 100,000 League Coins.

For example, berries that boost attack or defense for a certain period of time are very hard to come by even if you have money.

Of course, the store's purchase price is very low. If you sell ordinary berries directly to the store, the Oran Berry, for example, will only fetch one-tenth of its selling price.

Other foods also vary in price based on their level, quality, and craftsmanship.

For example, the level and quality of the Pokémon that produce the food (like a Miltank), and whether it is handmade by a breeder, etc.

Poké Balls start at 2,000 League Coins, with no upper limit. Some Poké Balls are not even measurable by money.

Skill CDs in Team Rocket start at 5,000 Points, and in League Coins, they start at 400,000.

After all, Team Rocket is a dark force with many unconventional methods, and Team Rocket Points are more valuable than League Coins.

The price of Type Stones in Team Rocket starts at 15,000 Points, and in League Coins, they start at 1,000,000, varying based on their specific quality and rarity.

The grades of Type Stones are similar to those of Evolution Stones, consisting of Low, Medium, High, and Perfect.

The Water Stone in the protagonist's possession is Medium grade, and the Light Stone is Low grade. Since the protagonist does not have a Pokémon that can use them, he has not used his golden finger to observe them.

Team Rocket

Team Rocket's ranks are divided as follows: Probationary Member, Grunt (Reserve Team Rocket Member), Regular, Low-Rank Elite, High-Rank Elite, Elite Captain, Low-Rank Officer, Mid-Rank Officer, High-Rank Officer, Title Officer (e.g., Three Beasts, Four Generals, Three Officers, etc.), and Leader.

There are also positions like Chief Instructor, Secretary-General, Researcher, and Combat Department.

Pokémon Qualities

Ordinary individual values are rated out of five stars. The quality mentioned here is the average of HP, Attack, Defense, Special Attack, Special Defense, and Speed.

Therefore, it is possible for some Pokémon to have an attack or defense that exceeds their original individual value, while other aspects are weaker, lowering the average.

Quality can also be cultivated, and it is easier to do so before evolution. For fully evolved Pokémon, quality cultivation is slower.

The moves a Pokémon can learn are generally related to their personality and previous living environment.

For example, Pokémon living in the sea might learn moves like Dive, Surf, and Whirlpool. Aggressive or frequently battling Pokémon might learn Fighting or other close-combat moves. Cute Pokémon might learn moves like Charm. This list is not exhaustive.

Inheritance is related to the genes passed down from their parents, grandparents, or ancestors. After evolution, they generally combine the inherited moves they can understand and have a chance to inherit new moves from deep within their genes.

As for more detailed Pokémon quality inspection functions, the protagonist has not yet activated them and will gradually enhance them as the plot progresses. This will not be further elaborated here.

Regarding some NPCs or grunts who have rare Pokémon or starter Pokémon, don't be surprised. It can only be said that they had good luck, as everyone has a chance to get lucky.

Pokémon Levels

1-40: Average Trainer Level

40-60: League Tournament Participant Level

61-70: Official League Champion Level

71-90: Elite Four Level

91-100: Champion Level

100+: Legendary Level

As for whether the protagonist will specialize in a certain Pokémon type, it can only be said that it all depends on fate.

If you have some free time and see this chapter, you can guess which starter Pokémon or near-legendary Pokémon will be the protagonist's first.

Finally, I wish everyone a pleasant reading experience. Even if you don't like this book, it's okay. Let me use my love to generate power and light up your day.