A Champion Picked Me As Her Level 5 Pokemon, NOT KNOWING This CHARMANDER Loots RESHIRAM's Flame!

Storyline (Main Events)

• Su Yan is reincarnated as a Level 5 Charmander at Azure Blue Academy, instantly receiving the “strongest bargain hunting system.”
• His trainer is Jinx/Jixen (Injixen), a champion-grade prospect whose Vidian power lets her “feel” Pokémon internals.

Starter Ceremony and the Hidden Orbs

• During the academy’s starter ceremony, the school symbol—a towering Reshiram dragon statue with gold light orbs inside it—contains orbs that most students cannot see.
• Su Yan steals one by climbing the statue.
• Touching the orb grants him a legendary bloodline fragment (described as “tattered… bloodline”) and massively boosts his fire amplification, awakening something ancient.

Public Humiliation and Rapid Power Growth

• Soon after, Renzu targets Jixen for a debt and forces a public battle with a smug Level 6 Squirtle, a direct counter.
• Su Yan uses the orbs and his amplified fire to demolish the Squirtle, leveling up dramatically and revealing how much power he’s secretly gaining.
• Jixen’s background and Renzu’s sabotage are later revealed:
  • Jobs vanish when offered by Renzu’s family.
  • Debts inflate.
  • Renzu tries to humiliate and control Jixen publicly.
• Jixen ultimately pays the costs to protect her Pokémon—even when it isn’t her Pokémon at first.

Azure Forest: Orb Hunting and Ability Fragments

• In the Azure Forest, Su Yan collects many hidden light orbs by exploiting fights/violence as “orb generators,” witnessing a war between wild tribes.
• He receives additional ability fragments, including:
  • Gaining Water Absorb (from another golden fragment), so water attacks heal him.
  • Later, during a legendary sky event, capturing dragon-related power, including Dragon Pulse and the title “King of the Sky.”

Legendary-Level Escalations

• A major arc repeats with legendary-level events again (including Rayquaza vs. Deoxys), letting Su Yan gain multiple legendary components and evolve/upgrade repeatedly into increasingly improbable power states.

Newcomer Competition: The “Money Machine”

• Su Yan becomes the arena’s “money machine” by clearing opponents quickly.
• He automatically collects orbs after upgrades, reaches the top bracket, and ultimately becomes the champion.

Jing Hang Academy and Deeper Reveals

• Su Yan and Jixen are invited to Jing Hang Academy, facing stronger structured competition and learning more about Su Yan’s “impossible” techniques and bloodlines.

Rescue and Counter-Poaching Arc

• The story later expands into counter-poaching and deep-forest rescue.
• Jixen and Su Yan intervene against organized poachers targeting a shiny Ralts family.

Flame Mountain Climax

• The final major climactic arc centers on Flame Mountain.
• A legendary furnace-bird, Moltres, awakens due to Su Yan’s legendary resonance and upheaval.
• Jixen sacrifices heavily to sustain him during the disaster.

Final Power Suite and Ending Beat

• Su Yan ends with a fusion-like suite:
  • Holy Dragon Mode
  • Holy Dragon Flame Body (and later additional defensive/utility effects)
  • Water Absorb (switchable)
  • Major legendary bloodline/resonance effects and final stat growth
• Ending movement:
  • Jixen and Su Yan transfer to Jing Hang Academy together.
  • Su Yan reflects that key legendary fragments are still out there—plus a promised “next part.”

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Gameplay / System Highlights (Game Mechanics Emphasis)

Light Orbs as the Core Resource

• Light orbs are the primary currency/reward:
  • Scattered across locations as collectable rewards.
  • Fights/violence and high-output legendary encounters trigger “orb rain.”
• Later updates add automatic orb pickup, removing the need to physically retrieve orbs.

Vidian Power (Jixen’s Scouting/Healing Tool)

• Detects Pokémon composition (“current”) and guides training/recovery.
• Used to heal allies and test/interpret ability interactions.

Legendary Bloodline Fragments

• Golden/orb fragments grant permanent category shifts—abilities, titles, evolving constraints.
• Two legendary bloodlines can resonate, upgrading titles and effects.

Ability Management

• Su Yan gains Blaze (panic) early, later Water Absorb.
• Abilities can be switched with a cooldown; Water Absorb flips water matchups from threats into healing advantages.

Move Legality Bends Narrative

• Su Yan learns moves through system rewards and legendary interactions, including Dragon Pulse and later acquisitions such as Flamethrower, Flame Vortex, Heatwave, etc.

Training and Optimization

• Jixen plans a strict 14-day training program with a schedule board.
• Su Yan’s “overfeeding” creates growth bottlenecks until his body can store more attribute energy.
• Late training includes physical conditioning, resistance drills, and leveraging teammates for controlled “training under load.”

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Key Strategies and Tactics (As Portrayed in Battles)

• Counter water fear with Water Absorb
  • Switch timing turns Squirtle/Vaporean-type water attacks into healing.
• Close-range fire denial
  • Huge flame amplification nullifies water projectiles (e.g., water gun “eaten,” steam erased lanes).
• Tournament “economy” strategy
  • Prioritizes orb farming and clustered clears rather than fair 1v1 duels.
• Exploit immunity timing
  • Water Absorb activates right before major water impacts (e.g., Hydrop Pump) to maximize healing.
• Use legendary titles/abilities offensively
  • Dragon Pulse and Holy Dragon Mode act as win conditions against matchups that ignore normal elemental logic.
• Avoid revealing secrets early
  • Jixen selectively reveals key mechanics (including delaying Water Absorb revelation until needed).
• Team synergy planning (Jinx’s memo-planning)
  • Later, multi-match strategies include form switching (e.g., Flareon forms), countering special attacks with walls, and item theft plans with Covet.

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Notable Gameplay “Turning Points”

• Learning/confirming the orb system
  • Early on, Su Yan discovers only he can see certain orbs; later the system upgrades to automatic pickup.
• From “starter pawn” to “tournament monster”
  • Levels spike through system fragments + orb harvesting rather than normal grinding.
• Multi-form / multi-evolution complications
  • A rare multi-form Eeveelution scenario (Vaporean/Flareon switching) tied to hidden attribute energy states.
• Legendary boss raid on Flame Mountain
  • Legendary bird resonance triggers a massive defensive, raid-like event against a mountain full of fire-types.
• Body-capacity bottleneck
  • He accumulates attribute energy faster than his frame can store it, forcing new training and “capacity” breakthroughs.

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Mentioned Gamers / Sources Featured

• No real-world “gamers” are named.
• This is described as a fictional story video, not a stream tied to identifiable creators.

In-Universe Entities (Trainers / Characters)

• Su Yan (host), Jinx/Jixen/Injixen, Renzu, Wang Deming, Wang Ta / Wang Defa, Joe Tian Jang, Jang Zing / Dean Wen Guangin, Xio Xai, Wanglin, Hen Shang, Huang/Changpan Association trainer, Lone Wolf, Xiang Ma, Mahu, Xiao Taiishu, and others appearing in fights and academies.

Pokémon / Legendaries Referenced

• Charmander / Charmeleon / Charizard
• Squirtle
• Vaporean / Vaporeon
• Ralts / Gardevoir / Curia (Curia = Gardevoir)
• Poliwag
• Palpatode (Golbat-like named in subtitle)
• Rayquaza, Deoxys
• Reshiram, Moltres
• Arbok (listed more than once)
• Aggron
• Absol
• Houndoom
• Machargo / Magcargo
• Scizor / Weavile-like (unnamed)
• Pikachu
• Sandshrew / Sandrew (Sandshrew)
• Onix
• Darmanitan / Darmanitan (Darmanitan = Darmanitan)