Elf: Who told him to be an investigator!

Elf: Who told him to be an investigator!

精灵:谁让他当搜查官的!

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353 Chapters Ongoing Status

**Keywords: Anti-hero Pokémon, violent law enforcement comedy, villains' collective reformation plan, the most vicious and adorable pet duo in history.**
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When college student Ze Shu, a white-collar worker, drowns while saving someone, he is tr

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**Keywords: Anti-hero Pokémon, violent law enforcement comedy, villains' collective reformation plan, the most vicious and adorable pet duo in history.**
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When college student Ze Shu, a white-collar worker, drowns while saving someone, he is transported to the Pokémon world. He thinks he can finally live the dream life of a fluffy Pokémon lover with Eevee sticking to him.
But the reality is—
He was kidnapped by Ho-Oh as a deliveryman and became a child laborer for the villainous organization "Visored," forced to undergo five years of "college entrance exam-style hellish training." After barely escaping, he decided to take revenge on society (just kidding)... and become an investigator!
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However, this investigator's style seems a bit off?
The villains tearfully accused him: "He's not an investigator at all! He's a bandit in an investigator's uniform!"
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Years later, strange phenomena began to occur frequently in the Pokémon world:
- Giovanni transformed from the boss of Team Rocket into a philanthropic entrepreneur, handing out "The Secret of Love and Peace" to everyone he meets;
- Vladali abandoned the "human purge plan" and instead delivered flowers on the street, shouting "The world is so beautiful";
- The Crimson Flame Pine and the Water Sycamore shook hands and made peace, broadcasting "The Deep Embrace of the Ocean and the Earth" live every day.
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Not dark (absolutely).
Not trying to whitewash it (probably).
To restore the original flavor of the Pokémon world (I will try my best).
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A hybrid world view (special episodes, anime, games, plus a small amount of the King's Festival).
It's not a dark story.
It doesn't eat Pokémon, and there's no bloody mess... Enough said, it just doesn't.

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