Pokémon: Hard work pays off, moves can be upgraded infinitely.

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[Ding! Mudkip (20) defeated Gear (21). Permanent Quest 1: Battle Completed. The opponent's level is equal to yours. Congratulations, host! You have gained 21 points. Mudkip's growth level has been slightly increased!]

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"Beep--! Gear has been detected as unable to battle. Please switch your Pokémon, Blue Team player Fang Mian!"

With the electronic referee's voice sounding once again, Fang Mian completely gave up on the idea of ​​defeating Mu Yun.

He reluctantly released his last Pokémon.

A seeded iron ball that is only level 17.

The result is self-evident.

The defeat was complete.

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After his battle with Fang Mian, Mu Yun used his strength to fight two more people who didn't believe in evil.

Finally, they left the arena with a perfect record of six wins.

It wasn't that Mu Yun didn't want to fight anymore; it was just that no one dared to come.

After all, everyone comes to the battle arena to gain experience, so what experience can you gain from fighting against Mu Yun?

How can you maintain your physical and mental health when you're instantly killed?

That's hell!

Without the battle arena, Mu Yun has one less place to grind experience.

Aside from the Black Snake Gang, which guarantees 100% experience gain, only the School Team remains.

Because he is still the captain, a simple intra-team battle is held once a month.

If he weren't worried about his teammates' mental health, he would have liked to come once a week.

And so, time quietly passed amidst Pokémon battles and Trainer battles.

In the blink of an eye, the day of the Silver Tournament arrived.

The Silver Tournament, officially known as the XX Region Youth Trainer Tournament, requires participants to be at least 18 years old and under 30 years old.

Since the Yanhuang Alliance has a total of seven regions, there will naturally be seven Silver Tournaments.

Although the venues are different, the dates are the same.

This is to prevent someone from losing a Silver Tournament in one region and then moving on to another.

Mu Yun signed up for the Silver Tournament in Northeast China.

Although anyone over 18 years old can participate in this competition, due to the badge requirement, very few trainers under the age of 20 actually participate.

Even the younger ones are all around twenty-two or twenty-three years old, roughly the age of recent college graduates.

Most of the main players are in their late twenties, around twenty-six or twenty-seven, and some are even close to thirty.

Because of the large age gap, their abilities naturally differ as well.

Every year, the Silver Tournament features many Elite Four level Pokémon.

This is undoubtedly a tough battle for students who have only graduated a few years ago.

But for Mu Yun, this was just a piece of cake.

After all, he's a man with a system!

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Originally, I was struggling with where to end this and whether to write some more, but last night I thought about it carefully and realized that since I already had the idea of ​​ending it, there was no need to keep agonizing over it and make the rest of the story long and tedious.

If I do it this way, my writing won't be good, and everyone won't feel comfortable reading it. So I might as well make a clean break and stop here, putting a period to this.

It took eight months, more than 240 days, and 1.5 million words to complete. It is my longest serialized book and also my most word-long book to date.

If you're a long-time reader who's been following this book since the beginning, you'll know that the initial data for this book was very poor. I even considered cutting it off completely, but then I remembered that I'd already cut one book (the cultivation novel one), and if I cut another one, I probably wouldn't be writing any more Pokémon fanfiction.

So I gritted my teeth and kept writing!

Maybe a book of 400,000 words has a chance, maybe a book of one million words has a chance.

The result is obvious: it's not that there's absolutely no hope, but there's certainly not much hope.

Although Pokémon is a significant category, it's not a large enough volume to be included in free articles.

After all, there is a big difference between free and paid mechanisms. In the other world, as long as you have a high-quality product (3,000 average subscriptions), you can earn about 20,000 a month with just six subscriptions a day. Here, even 30,000 people can't earn 3,000.

Although I didn't expect to make much money when I first started writing this book, since the market has its limits, seeing the terrible data did affect my mood.

Of course, the poor data is mainly due to problems with the author's writing.

I know that too, but some things are hard to please everyone, and once it's written, it's not easy to revise it, so I can only look at it and leave.

I will pay attention to these issues when I write my next beast-taming story.

Why next time? Because I want to write something different in my next book.

As usual, I write one Elven book and another, then another Elven book and another. I'm mainly writing the same thing over and over again, which is causing me to run out of inspiration.

Change the category, change the mood.

So, when you get to this point, it means that this book has truly come to an end.

But I believe that in another dimension, another dimension that we cannot observe, Mu Yun's journey continues, and his legend will continue to be sung.

Just like your lives, which are as brilliant and wonderful as the sunrise!

At last,

Thank you so much to everyone who read this far!

Spring drowsiness, autumn fatigue, summer naps—wishing everyone a good night's sleep!

We...may meet again someday!

Today's results:............ No results today. Battle over. Put away your weapon for today.

The story is finally finished! Hooray!

[PS: I'll end with a really interesting comment, which I originally planned to include in the South Africa section, but since it's finished, I'll put it here.]

The opponent actually has a Master-level Pokémon; a formidable opponent has arrived!

You say he has two Master-level Pokémon? That guy is ruthless; he absolutely cannot be allowed to live!

What do you mean by him releasing more than a dozen Master-level Pokémon with a wave of his hand?

If I can't deal with elves, can't I at least deal with humans?

My God, am I still dreaming? I just saw someone kill a Master-level Pokémon with a single punch?!