Pokemon: I Became an Authority Big Shot and Went All In for a White Cat

By default, Lei Guanwang has been conquered. Will there be no updates after it is put on the shelves?

It's so expensive to exchange permission points for elves. I feel a bit silly. Permission points are so rare.

The permissions issue is not as big as expected, and it's not cool enough.

Apart from the protagonist, does anyone else have mythical beasts? It's best not to have anyone. Others can just give the strongest beast to the ultimate beast. Don't even have that quasi-god. When will the remaining nine quasi-gods be subdued? In reality, if there are quasi-gods, it's best to hold the clans of all quasi-gods in your own hands.

Isn't it updated yet after it's put on the shelves?

I hope that the qualifications of the King of Heaven will not be ruined by the author,

According to the author's setting, the criteria for Feilu's qualifications are first-level mythical beasts such as Ho-oh and Rayquaza, as well as priestly relatives such as Zapdos and Entei. The highest qualifications among other elves are champions. As for the third-level gods and second-level gods, there are too many settings to remember, so it ends before reaching the championship. Also, a spoiler in advance, once an elf's qualifications reach Legend, they will be able to open their own divine missions. Therefore, although Ghost Horse and Zeraora are fantasy elves, their highest qualifications are only champions.

Isn't the author Little Sawgator just qualified to be a king? How can he have the potential to become a champion? Or is it that evolution can improve qualifications? That's not to say that he is inferior to a king*, there are champions everywhere**

There is a living gem, not a monopoly dragon* water, electricity and ground system

The evolution task is not very simple. The protagonist now has a ghost horse, and has conquered King Lei Guan and Snowstorm Horse by default. There is also a need to write less plots about urban pretentiousness and slaps in the face, and more normal plots. Don't let the protagonist just finish fighting a wave of foreign villains, and the public is shocked, and then another group comes to challenge the protagonist. Everyone thinks it is impossible to win, slaps him in the face again, or there are some domestic villains provoking the protagonist. The character pretends to be cool and slaps his face all the way, and the plot is too natural. There are two lines, the secret realm and the reality. The reality line directly uses the protagonist as the first person to collect resources, solve the problems caused by the real elves, subdue the rare elves, establish an organization and develop subordinates. If you don't need anything, just go to the protagonist. The protagonist is the first person, and the most powerful person in the future. There are also plots that don't have to give away opportunities.