Revisiting Champion Road

Grand Festival Master, top-level Coordinator Master—Fang Yuan's newly acquired titles spread like wildfire and became widely known among China's Trainers.

However, while the Grand Festival had achieved excellent results, there was still a group of Trainers who looked down on it.

They pursued pure strength and believed that combination skills were a misguided path. They had not even figured out how to improve their strength, yet they were already studying those things. It was completely putting the cart before the horse.

Fang Yuan had no comment on that view.

After all, the existence of such people still had some meaning. Fang Yuan also did not want Coordinators to pursue combination skills too excessively. Their timely reminders were necessary.

Training a Pokémon's basic qualities was what Trainers should be doing most of all.

No matter how many combination skills one researched, it could not compare to cultivating a Pokémon's fundamental abilities well. Before absolute strength, any technique was meaningless.

Take Fang Yuan's Pokémon, for example. They had studied quite a few combination skills, yet when facing Darkrai, they still could not match the destructive power of Darkrai's single move, honed to the utmost limit.

These were two entirely different paths, but they could actually overlap.

"The most perfect Trainers should be those who understand battling, cultivation, and coordination alike."

"Only then can they fully draw out a Pokémon's potential and unleash the strongest combat power."

"What changes the Grand Festival can bring to the Trainer Domain will be left for time to prove."

With that in mind, after the first Grand Festival concluded, Fang Yuan returned to Fang Yuan Research Institute. He decided to use the remaining three weeks to settle down and train again, preparing for the Champion Road Challenge.

During this time.

The impact brought by the end