After a moment of thought, Su Feng pulled several bottles of differently colored liquids from his backpack.
"These are Potions that can cure various status conditions and heal injuries. In two weeks, I'll establish my own company to sell these through multiple channels. People who work outdoors regularly should keep a few bottles handy."
Xiao Die was the first to react, her eyes sparkling. "Brother Feng, you're starting a company?!"
"Yes, though it's still in the planning phase," Su Feng nodded.
To use a metaphor, it was like announcing a game titled Song of X while only having just created an empty folder for it.
[Livestream Chat]
[Finally! Brother Feng's selling Potions!]
[The medical costs after Pokémon battles are too high. My Mankey loves fighting, but… sigh.]
[Wait, you own a Mankey? Respect, bro.]
[Mankey's actually cute when it's not angry…]
[Hope these Potions are affordable.]
[Trust Brother Feng! Poké Balls are only 200 yuan each. No one else would price them so fairly.]
For pricing, Su Feng decided to align with the games. In-game, a Potion costs 300 yuan, a Super Potion 700 yuan, and a Hyper Potion 1,200 yuan. While this seemed expensive, this wasn't a game—Potion sprays weren't single-use. A single bottle could treat multiple injuries depending on severity. For small Pokémon, a full-body spray could last three uses or more. A Hyper Potion, with just a few drops, could heal low-level, petite Pokémon completely.
At this early stage of Pokémon training, a 300-yuan Potion was more than sufficient for post-battle recovery. Plus, Su Feng planned to use the profits to build Pokémon Centers, which would offer even cheaper treatment in the future.
By noon, after the trainees grasped basic battle techniques, Su Feng shifted to teaching Pokémon care.
"Every Pokémon has unique habits. Take Xiao Die's Skitty, for example. Skitty are usually aloof, but hers is very affectionate. They love clean, cozy spots and often change sleeping locations. While playful as Skitty, they become calm and elegant upon evolving into Delcatty. Raising one is simple—they adore chasing moving objects, so a cat teaser wand works perfectly."
He turned to the Eevee Boy and his partner. "Eevee are energetic before evolution. Battling helps burn their energy, but if you prefer non-combat activities, play with them regularly. Otherwise, they'll get restless."
The boy nodded earnestly.
"On the flip side, Xiao Da's Snorlax appears 'lazy.' But eating and sleeping are natural for Snorlax—it's how they conserve energy. Forcing them to be active is unnecessary. As long as they complete assigned tasks, they're healthy." Xiao Da agreed—his Snorlax never slacked when given jobs.
"Brother Su! What about my Snivy?!" Li Na raised her hand excitedly.
"Snivy are intelligent and reserved. They dislike crowds and thrive in sunny areas. Let yours bask in sunlight on clear days."
"What about my Scorbunny…?"
As Su Feng explained, each Pokémon species—and even individuals within a species—had distinct traits. Trainers needed to adapt.
[Livestream Chat]
[Brother Feng, how do I stop my Mankey from raging?]
[Help! My Vigoroth is too hyper!]
[Thanks for the tips! Sending a Galaxy Battleship gift!]
By dusk, Su Feng's throat was dry from answering endless questions. "Let's wrap up for today," he announced, overwhelmed by the billion-viewer livestream's frenzy.
After hurriedly ending the stream, he slumped in exhaustion. "I still need to cook for everyone…"
"Brother Feng, let me handle dinner!" Xiao Die volunteered, tying her hair back and donning an apron.
"You can cook?"
"Of course! At home, I cook everything."
Su Feng gestured to his backpack. "Ingredients are inside. Help yourself."
Xiao Die fetched the bag, baffled by its lightweight emptiness. "There's nothing here…"
"Oh, right!" Su Feng chuckled. "Reach inside and focus on what you need. If I have it, it'll appear in your hand."