Pokémon: Back to high school, I became a Pokémon master

In the afternoon, the individual session was held in Zone C.

The six people arrived as promised, and they squeezed into the stands just like the audience, looking at the two below.

Soon, their information appeared on the large screen in the square. The screen displayed their information, and the boy with the golden eyes and blue eyes was the target they had come to see: Nax, the genius boy of the Ross Alliance.

On his opposite side were members of the Hasman Alliance.

The match officially began, and images of the two players appeared on the screen, with three Poké Ball icons lit up on each side of the images.

The first few battles were classic 3v3 matches.

Nax took the initiative, summoning his first Pokémon, Aegislash, with a flick of his wrist.

From a distance, Zhou Wenchao could sense that the Shielded Sword Monster's strength had reached the peak of the Quasi-Heavenly King realm.

However, what happened next completely surprised Zhou Wenchao and the others.

The member of the Hasman League seemed somewhat nervous as he slowly released a Gym Leader-level Pokémon under the watchful eyes of thousands, even tens of thousands of people.

Nax stared at the opposing player for quite a while, somewhat surprised.

After confirming repeatedly that the opponent had not set a trap, he easily defeated three opponents.

The first two Pokémon of the Hathman League contestants were Gym Leader level, while only the last one reached the near-Elite Four level.

This battle didn't yield any useful information; Nax wiped out a single Aegislash monster.

With nothing else to do, the group spent the afternoon watching the matches in this area.

After an afternoon of competition, Zhou Wenchao realized one thing: not every contestant was a prodigy. Some had not received enough resources to be nurtured because of the decline of the league.

Some people focus their resources on raising one or two Pokémon, rather than developing them in all aspects.

Some leagues have placed all their main bets on the team competition, resulting in a wide range of participants in the individual competition.

Their goal in this competition is simply to achieve a good ranking so they can receive more resources after the major tournament. However, such people only have this kind of luck in the first few rounds.

In the later 6v6 all-out matches, they will also be eliminated.

As darkness fell, he realized there were still matches to be played that night, but he didn't want to continue. This was just one region; there were eight other regions like this one running simultaneously.

The first few rounds don't reveal any useful information; we have to wait for several rounds of filtering before we can watch it.

Arriving at a large club nearby, Zhou Wenchao opened a large special training room and released all the Pokémon, except for Black, Diancie, and Darkrai.

If someone with ulterior motives sees this, it might cause trouble, so it's best to be careful.

"The first match is the day after tomorrow. This time it's a much bigger event, several times bigger than the previous university campus league. There are only three spots available for you to play."

Zhou Wenchao looked at the few elves in front of him and spoke in a somewhat tempting tone.

"Chamo! Chamo!"

"Kou Jie! Kou Jie!"

Upon hearing that a fight was about to break out, both Chinchilla and Gengar eagerly expressed their desire to join the battle.

Looking at the two lively little guys, Zhou Wenchao smiled slightly, "Then it's settled. Gengar counts as one. As for Chick, you don't need to go to the competition the day after tomorrow. You're my ace, and you'll have plenty of opportunities later. Let your younger brothers and sisters have them."

"Chamo~"

The chick turned its head away, looking somewhat unhappy.

"Good boy, be a good boy, and I promise you'll get to play in the third round, okay?"

The little chick nodded and held out a fist towards Zhou Wenchao.

Zhou Wenchao smiled knowingly, and also extended a fist to bump it with the chick's.

He then glanced past Pidgeot, Nidoking, and other Pokémon, before focusing his attention on a few little ones who hadn't yet reached their breakthrough level.

"Ibrahimovic? Dragonite? Saifudoo? Which of you will go?"

"Buyi~~"

Ibrahimovic turned his head away, indicating that he didn't want to go.

Dragonite nodded, indicating that it was ready whenever needed.

As for Sai Fuhao?

"Sai Fuhao? Where's Sai Fuhao!?"

Zhou Wenchao discovered that Sai Fuhao had somehow run to a painting on the wall of a training room.

The reason wasn't because of the painting itself, but because a small amount of gold was inlaid around the frame.

As it examined the gold trim on the picture frame, it tossed the gold coin in its hand, as if trying to turn that little bit of gold into a real gold coin.

"Ah~"

Zhou Wenchao sighed. This guy really is something else.

Because Sai Fuhao loved gold and shiny things, Zhou Wenchao bought him quite a few trinkets, but every time they met, he still looked the same.

"Rotom, what do you think?"

This afternoon, Rotom also spent his time recording data from each contestant and created a simple data model.

"Loto, in my opinion, to ensure everything goes smoothly, I recommend choosing Diancie, Darkrai, and Pidgeot for the battle. Loto!"

"Get out! If you keep this up, you'll get beaten up tomorrow. Say something reasonable."

"Understood, Loto!"

Rotom quickly displayed a template on the screen.

"Loto, based on the match data from this afternoon and the videos uploaded by other regions, out of nearly 150 matches, no Elite Four level Pokémon were found to be involved, Quasi-Elite Four level Pokémon accounted for 20%, and Gym Leader level Pokémon accounted for 80%."

Loto~

Among Gym Leader level Pokémon, low and mid-level Pokémon make up about 30%, while high-level Gym Leader Pokémon make up 70%. However, among near-Elite Leader level Pokémon, only about 10% have reached the peak of near-Elite Leader status.

Loto~

These people generally haven't used a second Pokémon, so there are unknown risks involved.

Based on current estimates, choosing only a Champion-level Pokémon for the competition yields a win rate of around 98%, which is highly unreliable. It's recommended to have at least two Champion-level Pokémon to support your team. Loto~

"Ninety-eight percent?"

Zhou Wenchao's lips twitched. "Spend less time on your phone watching those damn anime and pay more attention to useful information."

"Loto~~"

“I’ve made up my mind. I’ll choose Eevee to lead the charge.” Zhou Wenchao bent down and stroked Eevee’s fur.

"I'll choose Dragonite for the second Pokémon, and Gengar for the last one."

After making the decision, Zhou Wenchao plans to upload the Pokémon he selected for the competition to his wristband tomorrow. The competition rules stipulate that the Pokémon to be selected must be uploaded before the competition begins.

"Loto, based on the data analysis, out of these hundreds of battle videos, only one player from the Indian League used Pokémon with two high-level Gym Leaders and one near-Elite Four level Pokémon. Loto~"

"Loto, according to the comparison method, the chance of winning this battle is only 98%, which is not right!"

"Get lost! If I hear 98% of it again, I'll tear you apart." Zhou Wenchao was furious and was about to take it apart.

"Lotom~ Master, Master, you asked me to collect various myths and legends before, and I've found something." Rotom quickly interrupted Zhou Wenchao's work.

"What discovery?"

"It's in that portrait. Loto~"

Upon hearing Rotom's words, Zhou Wenchao finally turned his attention to the portrait that Sai Fuhao had just displayed.