Jubilife Pokémon Theme Park.
The newly completed Hot Spring Wellness Center.
At Akin's suggestion, Li Wei started a livestream to introduce the newly completed Hot Spring Wellness Center to his viewers.
Unlike the Pokémon Theme Park, artificial hot springs were nothing new.
But Li Wei could still offer his viewers something fresh.
For instance, cutting-edge technology to ensure comfort, clean energy to generate electricity, and high-quality water sources.
These were all essential components of an artificial hot spring.
The outdoor hot spring area cleverly used artificial rock formations, greenery, and wooden fences to create a tranquil atmosphere.
Hot spring water gushed from an installation modeled after a rock face, with its outlet ingeniously designed as a majestic Gyarados sculpture.
The water trickled from its slightly open mouth into the pool.
Stones rounded smooth by flowing water lay scattered around the pool.
A closer look revealed cute images of Water-type Pokémon such as Lotad and Buizel carved into them.
There were also small sculptures of Water-type starter Pokémon such as Froakie, Piplup, and Totodile.
They served as sculptures by day and night-lights after dark.
At night, soft lights would illuminate the hot springs, complementing the starry sky.
"Although these are artificial hot springs, I wanted to recreate natural ones as closely as possible."
To that end, Li Wei had even recreated the sulfur smell found in natural hot springs.
But sulfur smelled a little unpleasant, so Li Wei had also selected natural minerals to maintain a faint mineral scent.
The indoor hot spring area had a more modern feel, but it still featured plenty of natural elements.
Upon entering the hot spring center, beneath the soaring ceiling supported by massive stone pillars,
humans and Pokémon alike felt incredibly small.
The hot spring center's entrance was large enough for both Gyarados and