Pokémon: I have a three-star crack empty seat

Mini dragon?Squirtle?Ghost?Electric shock monster?Duck-billed baby?

Why are there so many powerful baby Pokémon?

Is Yusanjia the worst here?

Jiang Ze, who just came out of the Pokémon Breeding Center yesterday, couldn't accept it. If one of these were sold, it would have to sell for at least a million, right?And as soon as you make a move like this, it will definitely be a robbery!

Jiang Ze, who had never seen the world, was a little dull.

As a quasi-king-level powerhouse, Principal Han has struggled for decades to reach where he is today. As a school principal, of course he has his own stories about those years.

When he was all-powerful, he was one of the best in the entire Hanshan City, and these powerful Pokémon were all the descendants of his old friends.

Today, Principal Han brought Jiang Ze to his home for only one purpose, which was to give him a luxurious meeting gift.

But this meeting gift is really too extravagant!

......

"What? Master, you want me to choose one of these Pokémon to give to me?" Jiang Ze asked incredulously.

Principal Han nodded. In his capacity, whatever he said was like water thrown out, and there was no reason to take it back.

If an outsider had given him such great benefits, Jiang Ze would definitely doubt the other party's intentions, but now that he was his master, there was no need to doubt his intentions.

This was also a move that Principal Han made after careful consideration after getting to know Jiang Ze briefly.

Hanshan University has been known as the bottom school in Hanshan City for so many years. It’s not without reason. They don’t have a single Pokémon attribute that they focus on, and Principal Han is committed to cultivating trainers with all attributes.

But how can it be so easy to cultivate all-attribute trainers? The knowledge they need to learn is several times that of ordinary single-attribute trainers. This means that talents who are not top-notch will not have much potential at all.

But Principal Han still sticks to his theory, because his Pokémon is more than just one attribute.

As an experienced person, he knows very well that if he wants to train a student who can go global, he must be a trainer in all departments, otherwise he will be easily targeted in competitions.

This has also been his dream all along. He is already old and almost gave up on his dream.

The young man in the video Tang Yu sent him immediately attracted his attention. After investigating various aspects of this young man, he discovered infinite possibilities in this young man.

As an orphan and a poor student, he didn't get into college just because he didn't take the exam that day. He also asked Jiang Ze's previous teachers and learned that his knowledge of Pokémon far exceeded that of his peers. If he didn't miss the exam, he would Definitely one of the top three results in the city.

Taking the Green Caterpillar after Jiang Ze as an example, Principal Han completely aroused his inner dream. He knew that such talents are worthy of his efforts to cultivate!

Cultivate a full range of trainers who will go global!

That’s why Principal Han decided to train Jiang Ze at all costs!

Jiang Ze swallowed hard as he looked at the several Pokémon cubs in front of him. Not only were they of good race, but the ones with the lowest qualifications were all blue, and the ones with the highest qualifications were cyan.

Owning one is enough to qualify him as a high-level trainer.

Principal Han looked at Jiang Ze who was thinking and didn't urge him. After all, if there were so many powerful baby Pokémon to choose from, he wouldn't have known which one to choose.

But what Jiang Ze said next shocked Principal Han. This was the first time he had encountered this in so many years of employment.

"Master, I'm sorry, I can't have your Pokémon now."

"Ah? What did you say? Are you taking a closer look? You should know who they are even if I don't tell them, right?"

Principal Han was confused, what happened to this child?Why don't you follow the routine?Don't want it?

Looking at Jiang Ze's firm and clear eyes, Principal Han understood that it seemed that he was serious...

Principal Han is getting anxious now. Are geniuses weird?Or am I opening it the wrong way?He began to doubt his quasi-king trainer.

Principal Han later suspected that this child either had a brain problem or was too extreme.

Jiang Ze: Master, are you polite? (???)

In fact, it's not that Jiang Ze doesn't want the Pokémon here, it's just that after careful consideration, he feels that it's not a good thing for him to have Pokémon that are too powerful.

First of all, my system cannot refresh the promotion slate of Pokémon with strong races. It is better to get two Pokémon that can advance to three stars first.

To put it simply, three-star one-cost monsters or three-star two-cost monsters. Fighting one-star three-cost monsters or one-star four-cost monsters is as simple as playing.

Moreover, the race is strong, and early training is extremely important. It does not mean that you can train him to be so good just because of his qualifications. He must have nutrition and conditions to keep up.

This also means that a lot of money is needed, which is simply a dream for Jiang Ze, a poor student.

Moreover, Jiang Ze had decided before that he would go to the secret realm to catch his second Pokémon with Tang Yu.

Therefore, on these basis, he has not considered owning a Pokémon with such a strong race for the time being, but just because he does not consider it for the time being, does not mean that he does not want it.

Jiang Ze continued: "Master, I don't think I have the qualifications to cultivate powerful Pokémon of these races yet, so I want to wait until my knowledge improves and I can better cultivate them before I can choose?"

As soon as he said these words, Principal Han understood his thoughts instantly. It seemed that this child was not ambitious at all. It was best to be down-to-earth, which meant that he felt like he was trying to undermine his own achievements.

Indeed, Principal Han is too persistent to see hope after so many years of dreams.

But since this was the case, he did not persuade Jiang Ze.

But a meeting gift must always be given. Principal Han thought about it and took out a black gold card from his pocket and said: "Jiang Ze, since this is your own decision, I won't say anything. The Pokémon here will give it to you." I have been keeping it, there is 50 here, you can use it to buy a Pokémon that suits you first, and you can use the rest as you wish."

Facing the wealthy master, Jiang Ze almost couldn't resist. This happiness must have come too suddenly.

Fortunately, Jiang Ze finally brought himself back to reason. As an adult, he knew that even if he was his master, it would not be good if he owed too much. He always believed that what is his is his, and what is not his is not. This is my own truth.

"I'm sorry, master. I can't accept this either. I just want to get this kind of gift through my own labor. I'm sorry."

From the initial rejection to the remark he made now, Principal Han was completely overturned by the student in front of him.

This is simply not a decision that a teenager can make, just like a mature and experienced adult.

But this just highlights Jiang Ze's quality. It seems that he made the right choice. Few young people nowadays have this kind of quality.

Principal Han concluded that even if he didn't help him, Jiang Ze's future achievements would never be small.

But in view of Jiang Ze's conditions, Principal Han decided to find him a job and let him solve the problem of food and accommodation.

Finally, Jiang Ze accepted Principal Han's kindness.

Then Principal Han told him that the university would start in one month. During this month, he would arrange for Jiang Ze to work as a sparring partner in his former student's club to earn living expenses, and Jiang Ze agreed.

Principal Han's warmth was conveyed to Jiang Ze, who had just traveled through time. He was very lucky to have such a master in the future, and even the way home was filled with happiness.