Pokemon: Collecting the Pokédex Makes Me Stronger, Now I'm Invincible

I have a doubt. Anyone can catch elves and sell them. If most people follow them, won't the number of elves be endangered in a few years? You also wrote that in the real world, how to ensure the loyalty of elves who buy and sell? Is there any essential difference between doing this and treating elves as tools? I don't understand how these trading of captured wild elves are used as primitive accumulation roles. This is not much different from the various evil organizations and elf hunters in anime.

Why is it that the King of Leave with the characteristics of Hercules is always said to be evenly matched in strength with the elves with other characteristics? Shouldn't the King of Leave be crushed based on his race value and Hercules characteristics?

Dude, you've fooled me, why does the Poké Ball still have brainwashing function? The defeated giant sting wasp just listens to you? Is this reasonable? One second you are fighting life and death, the next second you are listening to the words of the painting, just like *, you really don't think it is poisonous, and those secret realm items, such ***** things, are worth so much money, there is no money system at all

When did Kyogre and Groudon become level two gods? Is the Cliff Sword not strong enough? Or is the root fluctuation not enough?

It is better to pay more attention to the price issue. The main protagonist can choose to give up profits in order to get the money as quickly as possible to complete the deal. But you cannot take the initiative to lower prices on the grounds that the so-called system will reward you and it is not important to you.

It is recommended to buy a Wife Beast Gardevoir. It is as useful as Casey, or even better.

The part about selling elves is a bit unacceptable to me personally. Of course some people are fine But I personally don't like it

After reading Chapter 14, don't you think the protagonist is **?

When the Alliance and Y Organization confront Suicune, why doesn't the protagonist tell Sui Jun that if the Alliance kills people from Organization Y, then he will believe the Alliance people, and if he doesn't agree, the Alliance is also the enemy? In a world of two evils, the Alliance knows how to choose, right? Wouldn't all the trouble behind this be gone?

The most annoying thing is that the protagonist mutters every day, for fear that others won't hear, right? Even if it is to explain to the readers, why don't you think of this? Before, I thought that muttering was just a favorite word of the author, and in fact, others should not hear it. But in Chapter 82, people really heard it? This kind of illustration plug-in has not yet been seen to the extent that it can make the protagonist beat the mythical beast violently. Are you really not afraid of being exposed?