As a qualified fishing enthusiast,
Luo Mu had once scoffed at all kinds of unorthodox fishing methods, believing they were not the proper way and disdaining to associate with them.
But now, he understood.
Even a Dragonite stone was good bait as long as it could hook a fish.
Not to mention that he had merely used some decent materials and sprayed a little "technology" onto the bait.
Of course, Luo Mu was not so undiscerning that he would catch an aquatic Pokémon and immediately stuff every single one into a Poké Ball.
His goal was indeed to enrich the aquatic Pokémon ecosystem of Thunderclap Lake at the Farm and prepare in advance for the future construction of the Terarium Dome.
But he tried his best not to select individuals that were overly aggressive and fond of fighting.
After all, he did not want the peaceful and harmonious Thunderclap Lake to become constantly chaotic because of the Wild Pokémon he introduced.
Even with Swampert and Tapu Fini keeping things under control, Luo Mu still felt that rather than adding another problem to deal with, he might as well prevent it from becoming a problem from the start.
As for distinguishing the personalities of these Pokémon, that was simple enough.
Even without cheats, Luo Mu could now roughly judge the temperament of hooked Pokémon through the Power of Transcendence.
The bluster after panic, the burnout after a desperate struggle, or hostility maintained from beginning to end.
All of it could be discerned.
Luo Mu would filter out those individuals with strong hostility and release them back into the water.
Several times while releasing them, he nearly got sprayed in the face by a few particularly vengeful specimens.
But even if he did not act, Dragonite and Milotic would immediately teach them