Pokemon: A Dual-Type Champion Starting with Voldemort

Poison system: Currently, there are Stingy Bee, Overlord Flower, Crossed Bat, Gengar, Stinging Jellyfish, and Bulbasaur. The Overlord Flower may be eliminated in the later stage! The insect system currently includes: Bada Butterfly, Giant Needle Wasp, and Giant Pincer Mantis? Dajia? Heracross? Nanny bug? Burning centipede? Or, what kind of elf do you want to appear besides the insect and poison series? The appearance should be arranged after the poison and insect types are full!!

After being set up like this by Damaranch, the protagonist, the investigator, now has no salary, which is equivalent to an employment relationship. Why does Damaranch do this? Those two attribute crystals are still gems. Wouldn't the protagonist be able to receive them when he becomes the King of Heaven? Now there is no King of Heaven (there is a salary for becoming a King of Heaven, right). There is only reward for doing things, and there is no salary. After losing so much, I have to take revenge.

I have read a lot of Pokemon fanfics, but none of the authors wrote about conquering Happy Eggs.

It is inappropriate to use skill proficiency to compare strength. The strength level is completely a decoration. After the walking* evolved into a smelly flower, his strength was still average, but before the walking* evolved, he was able to defeat elite opponents. Although it was partly due to attribute restraint, this strength level was completely a decoration.

Didn't you take revenge on the Kazama family? Bad review, it doesn't match the character of the protagonist.

Bad Butterfly/Mekayangma, Staghorn Cannon Worm, Giant Needle Bee/Alidos, Heracross, Vulcan Insect, Insect Steel One/Giant Claw Mantis, Genesect, Iron Ant? If you have any suggestions for substitutes or main players, please leave a message below!

The chapter about selling elves made me uncomfortable. What is the difference between this and elf hunters...

Why do most fanfics with plots about cultivating elves give me the feeling of fairy cultivating novels? Increase your qualifications, transform your whole body, and then use a suppression force to reach perfection before evolving. Isn't this the routine of cultivating immortals?

It feels like the protagonist is a retard. In Chapter 69, the protagonist goes to attack Team Rocket for no reason. The Rockets neither find the protagonist nor do anything to the protagonist. Then the protagonist insists on sneaking up on Team Rocket and destroying Team Rocket's plan. This kind of retarded operation does no harm to the protagonist. The protagonist does not get any benefits, and then takes the initiative to take revenge on Team Rocket. This is because he feels that he has a few elite-level elves and begins to swell, and he can't recognize himself, and he doesn't know what he is! To be honest, as long as the Rockets investigate and find out that the protagonist has such potential and is actively hostile to the Rockets, I don't believe that the Rockets don't send out experts to kill the protagonist directly. Is it a word count?

I won't be able to grasp it later. If I don't make money and improve my strength, why should I care about official affairs? It almost became the missing father of Pig's Foot in the next book, missing in the official mission