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Chapter 107 You should have told me about such serious consequences earlier!
Afterwards, Qingyu chatted with Zhulan for a while and played a few ranked matches.

After Zhu Lan became sleepy and took her leave, Qing Yu immediately opened the website and began to look up information about the upcoming Dragon Attribute Master Tournament.

Because these high-level and even Masters-level tournaments were so far removed from his previous experience, he had never even heard of them...

If Zhu Lan hadn't told me, I probably wouldn't have heard any news until the competition was about to start.
His reason for inquiring about this Masters tournament was quite simple—

Let's take a look at the main Pokémon that these Dragon Tamers will be showcasing.

While noble dragons are indeed powerful, almost every one of them has a bad temper. They are notoriously difficult to tame and raise, and they can easily injure their trainers.

Therefore, those who can become Dragon Tamers are basically the top-tier trainers in their respective regions.

Among the confirmed participants, Genji and his Salamence, as well as Raihana and Duraludon, who had just lost to him, are prominently featured on the homepage.

However, his target was not these two.

After searching for a while, Qingyu finally found that familiar figure in the middle.

Kanto Heavenly King, A-du.

His main Pokémon on the website is, of course, Dragonite.

As the "late bloomer" of the Kanto region, Dragonite naturally has the ability to compete with other top Pokémon.

Qingyu was curious: if, according to the rules, each participant had to send out two Dragon Pokémon...

What is Adu's other one?
With the appearance of Adu's Alliance Card, the answer was quickly revealed.

A-Du brought two Dragonite to the competition.

"As expected of you..."

Qingyu's lips twitched; in some ways, this person was quite innocent.

Even Kotsubo, the dojo master of the Inkstone Dojo, who is also from the Dragon Messenger clan, brought along an extra King Thorn Dragon.

It has to be you, Dodo.

……

After a day of slacking off, Qingyu's latest video appeared on the Pokémon TV homepage at midnight on Monday.

The allure of complementary skills: a combined offensive and defensive tactic of substitution and poison!

Once posted, it instantly garnered countless likes, and within just one minute, numerous comments and bullet screen messages had already appeared.

[Applause! Teacher Yu's tactics were insane during the live stream, making that Qibana player from Galar absolutely disgusted!]

[The last few games were the most outrageous. I can only say that if I had half the predictive ability of the streamer, I could also easily hit those high-level balls...]

On the field, I'm the top-tier player.

The video, created around the classic tactic of "substitute defense against poison," became far more popular than anyone imagined.

After all, compared to the previous tactics, this one truly achieves a perfect balance between learning cost and program effect.

It possesses both incredibly dirty and poisonous qualities that can buy time, and the ability to unleash bizarre and unexpected offensive moves to instantly kill opponents when needed.

In particular, this tactic has a certain degree of universality, as Qingyu showcased more than three Pokémon in the video.

Once you can learn both poison and Stand, the rest won't be a problem.

Not to mention, the victim standing opposite Teacher Yu this time is none other than Raihana, who is second only to one person in Galar and is recognized as the "strongest gym leader"!
Gliscor, relying on earthquakes and its extremely wide area of ​​effect, Gengar, a powerful and versatile tank, and Breloom, which uses a priority move to decisively finish off the enemy...

Qingyu, who only plays high-level games, once again presented the audience with a unique visual feast.

At the end of the film, Aoba's magnetic voice reappears.

"While this tactic is effective, I wouldn't recommend using it frequently." "The specific reasons... well, those who know, know."

"And it's said that trainers who use too much physical tactics are prone to having no friends!"

【Received, received. I'll use the substitute poison to rank up right now.】

[Hilarious! I'm a trainer now, friends are meaningless; they only hinder my progress!]

Now that we've covered the advantages, what about the disadvantages?

That night, many trainers at the Poké Ball and even Great Ball levels encountered an incredibly embarrassing situation—

Full of confidence, after devising the same defensive poison lineup as Teacher Yu, he was thinking of dominating the lower ranks.

Hey, guess what?

The other side is using the same method!
Then, the two sides got into a heated argument that went on for hundreds of rounds, and before the game was even over, their bladders were already about to explode.

Only at this moment did countless viewers in front of their computers or consoles realize the truth and shed tears of regret.

Teacher Yu, you should have told me about such serious consequences sooner!
……

Sinnoh region, Bakayo City.

While having breakfast, Naga, the new gym leader of the Ebisu Gym, stumbled upon a video on Pokémon TV.

"A substitute for the poison?"

After silently repeating the title twice, Cai Zhong immediately clicked on it.

This isn't the first time this streamer, known as "Qunqing Zhiyu," has appeared on the homepage.

I've seen all the dishes he's made in his previous videos, and the quality is absolutely on a completely different level compared to other videos of the same type.

Not only is the level of completion extremely high, but you can also see the creator's dedication at a glance.

Unfortunately, most of the content had little to do with him, the Grass-type Gym Leader.

Aside from the One-Punch Man tutorial on the Mushroom, which had a huge impact on him, he couldn't really use other tactics like bug relay or shrinking.

However, the fact that this streamer can consistently produce a set of effective and scientific tactics every week is enough to demonstrate his solid skills.

He is absolutely a genius in terms of tactical planning!

But today's episode is different.

As we all know, grass and poison are not so distinct, and many grass-type Pokémon are also masters of poison.

For example, her most trusted companion, Roseradore.

The Poisonous Poison Pokémon in Substitute can learn a ton of Grass-type Pokémon!

"Finally, it's our Grass-type Trainers' turn to enjoy some good food!"

Cai Zhong was suddenly moved and quickly finished watching the video of the tactical broadcaster.

It can only be described in three words:
So dirty!
It's surprising that the man who designed the True Qi Fist Mushroom Tactic could also innovate and present a completely opposite set of tactics.

However, it does fit the fighting style of Grass-type Pokémon, especially Roserade.

The charm of Grass-type moves lies in their ability to wear down opponents through continuous disruption and wear them down, thus securing victory!
The vegetable seed silently liked and saved this brand-new masterpiece, while also quietly making plans:

Starting this week, let's practice against some stronger challengers and gradually get used to different styles of tactics.

For a vegetable grower, just learning a not-so-complex tactic and gradually refining it in actual combat might take about a month.

I can't even imagine how powerful that "Qunqing Zhiyu" teacher really is!
4th update. I'm a bit tired, so I'll stop here for today.
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