Anime Crossover Spirits: I Took Everything from the Defeated Heroines

I have found the reason why the protagonist is so lazy, but you don't need to read it, because there is no system and it will be wasted for more than ten years without cultivating elves. Do you think it is reasonable? The author should just write about daily life.

In fact, the plot is quite confusing. Since the protagonist starts as a chaebol, and there is a system to judge the talent and the strongest one, why not pursue a hundred consecutive wins but a hundred consecutive losses? It feels like the Crooked Dragon King, deliberately suppressing himself in order to show off, very abstract and a bit**

The protagonist's elf is too ordinary, with no individual value exceeding 20. He is obviously a rich second generation, but he chose an elf of such a level. Moreover, the elf green caterpillar that evolves in the second sequence needs to be level 60 to evolve. It will have to wait until the year of the monkey to enter the battle. Do you plan to pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger?

Author, do you have any misunderstanding about the consortium's adopted son? His surname is Xia. This is simply impossible. You have to change your name to Wuhe the moment you adopt him. Otherwise, why would the other party adopt you? Not to mention that your protagonist is a gangster, and the protagonist's Pokémon potential is only that of an ordinary elite. Just for the sake of face, it is impossible to give the protagonist such a low-potential Pokémon.

The protagonist of the current system novel is not really a system. Calling him a waste is just a compliment.

I think you are quite abstract. The data of the previous book was very good, but you opened another one. Originally, it was okay to open it twice, but you didn't have the strength to open it twice, and then you bought the first eunuch. You are invincible, kid.

Why does 100 consecutive defeats waste more than ten years of the protagonist's time? Not to mention that it can be completed in one day, but a few days will be enough. It actually took the protagonist more than ten years to complete. I thought it started at the beginning of school or recently, but you told me it took more than ten years?

To be honest, setting this kind of protagonist who can't win without a system will make the protagonist look very fw

I have a question, why does it have to be 100 consecutive defeats? Is there no system protagonist who is so good?

It can be seen that the author wants to follow the general direction of the game, but he does not know that the reason why the protagonist of the game is bad is because the protagonist's energy has been absorbed, so there will be a 100-game losing streak, and he can't even resonate with the elves. When I look at the author, he only reads Sesel and does not read the plot.