Pokémon Invasion: Explaining Pokémon to Save the World

Chapter 157 157: The Wheels of History Roll Ever Forward

As expected, the documentary was quickly reuploaded to major overseas social media platforms, instantly sparking widespread discussion among international users.

[These Easterners have gone crazy. Completely crazy.]

[I don't understand what their leaders are thinking. Have they lost their minds?]

[If my country ever did this, I'd be out protesting the next day!]

[Pathetic. A nation has been overtaken by monsters—and in such an absurd way.]

[Actually… there are some interesting points in this video…]

[They're just beasts with a bit of magic. Didn't they say we can deal with them? So why coexist?]

[Doesn't matter. They can't enter my city anyway.]

To most people abroad, what was happening in this ancient Eastern country felt surreal—completely incomprehensible.

Coexisting with monsters?

Wasn't that just inviting disaster?

Many people around the world were simply waiting, treating it like entertainment, eager to see this country fail.

But that night—

Countless people across the nation couldn't sleep.

Internet activity surged to record highs.

Even with school and work the next day, people couldn't resist discussing what they had just seen.

Everyone realized:

Humanity and Pokémon had reached a critical turning point.

Just like the streamer in the documentary said—

This decision did not belong to any single individual,

but to the hundreds of millions living on this land.

And so—

People participated like never before.

They shared thoughts, emotions, and suggestions across every platform.

Soon—

A particular viewpoint gained widespread agreement nationwide:

"A transformation unseen in thousands of years."

This phrase had been used once before—

Over a century ago.

A dark era.

Hearing it again—

People felt as if they had returned to that time of pain and upheaval.

But—

This time was different.

This time, it felt like they were the first to awaken.

[Change leads to prosperity. Stagnation leads to decline. This may be an unfortunate era, but only by making our choice can we change it.]

[The wheels of history roll forward, and time never stops. I support my country's decision. I don't want future generations to live in a world of war and hatred. It's time to change.]

[A century ago, our ancestors paid in blood to teach us a lesson. Today, we must let go of prejudice. Whether it was cannons and reform then, or Pokémon and coexistence now—we must face it rationally.]

Voices called out:

Only those who have endured humiliation understand the importance of progress.

And as more people followed the documentary's lead—

Watching Chen Mo's past streams—

They began to understand:

Why coexistence was necessary.

Not to mention—

The documentary didn't even show the Legendary Pokémon.

Yet many people had already realized something:

Humanity could never completely eliminate Pokémon.

If war broke out—

With the power of Legendary Pokémon—

Who would win?

No one could say.

Two paths lay ahead:

A road of hatred and destructionA difficult, uncertain—but possible—road of coexistence

Anyone with reason could see—

Which path should be chosen.

…

The buzzcut young man stayed up all night.

He browsed multiple websites at once,

while actively chatting in the "Pokémon Cabin" group.

After previously being exposed by his sister due to photos and Chen Mo's streams,he no longer bothered hiding—

and became much more active.

Thanks to the documentary—

Chen Mo's fans and group members were energized.

They flooded forums, debating and defending.

Even late into the night—

Hundreds were still active in the group.

[This is what you call status! What other streamer gets an official documentary like this!?]

[Best night ever.]

[The guy arguing with me earlier? Completely silent now. So annoying—I wanted him to keep going!]

[Someone who trashed Mo Bao sent me a DM apologizing and praising him. I swear, I've never felt better.]

[Been here since his first stream. This documentary really hit different.]

Then someone asked:

[What was that last scene about? The phone scanned Nidoran and gave info?]

[Don't ask. It's just high-tech.]

The buzzcut youth thought back to that fox-faced researcher.

Since the documentary highlighted it at the end—

It was likely a new official development.

And honestly—

It was extremely useful.

Having been in the wild himself,

he knew:

As more Pokémon were introduced,

no one could remember every detail.

But—

If there were a tool that could scan and identify Pokémon instantly—

It would help countless people.

"Probably an app… I wonder when it'll be released…"

Just as he was about to check the official website—

A new message popped up in the group:

[Guys—Mo Bao just announced a new livestream. Tomorrow!]

🌟 The story is already written… waiting to be unleashed.

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