Pokémon: Just won the championship, the newbie growth system is here!

It's now available! Before we knew it.

As is customary, I'll post a short message about the product launch, just a few random thoughts.

First of all, here is a summary of the book's achievements.

It's better than the previous book.

Yes, that's exactly it, whether compared to the first book or the previous book that I couldn't finish after writing 10 words.

Both should be better.

Even a little progress is still progress. Although I also want to write a popular new book, the ideal is very rich, but the reality is very harsh.

Ultimately, people can only compare themselves to their past selves. If you can improve even a little bit compared to the person you were a second ago, that's considered growth.

However, when talking about this book, we have to mention the previous one. The first book had some regrets and a few minor complaints.

Putting aside the growth path, and following the content of the first book, it's essentially about the protagonist experiencing an adventure from 0 to 1 and becoming a champion.

The story was originally intended to be written this way, but unfortunately, the beginning of the musician's book was too inexperienced, and the control over the plot was not strong enough, so it didn't achieve any success.

Life without bread and yogurt is incomplete. I have no choice but to cut up the books; it's all for survival.

These words are essentially a recap. As for the content of this book, it is the story of the protagonist becoming a champion after experiencing adventures and then embarking on another journey.

It's not exactly a parallel world, but it uses the same protagonist traits as the previous book. The elf is still the same, and the fact that he has the harmonica as a musical instrument serves as a connecting thread. It's not very useful, but it's necessary.

As for the system, it's not that important. The main thing is that after becoming the champion, the protagonist has neither money nor combat power, so there has to be a little something to give him a sense of accomplishment, right? It won't appear too often.

As for the characters who might appear in the previous book, there's really no need to remember them. They almost never will, and if they do appear, they'll be similar to new characters, so it's fine not to worry about them.

That concludes my post-launch remarks. This is the second version. I felt the first version lacked emotional depth; reading novels should be a joyful experience.

And that's it ≧ω≦.

It will be available for purchase tomorrow. Thank you to all the readers who have made it this far, and thank you for your support.