Pokemon: Inheriting Billions of Items, I Am the Dragon-Type Emperor

I just don't understand one thing. You have magical candies when you ride a horse, but you are also afraid that the cultivation of the dragon type is slow, unlimited magical candies, and the dragon type is not level 100 every minute. Also, you have all the props but no dragon type props. It is clear that you are suppressing the protagonist, and you are afraid that he will improve too quickly and cannot write. You have not thought of the subject matter. What are the billions of props? You are still awesome. For 999 more magical candies, you can upgrade the old man dragon to 9 levels. You are really awesome when riding a horse. Even if you are afraid of exposing the system, you are not just an elf when riding a horse. You raised the round shark to the master level and hid it from others. No one knows. After writing for a long time, there is no elf who can save his life**

I won't give my sister Eevee a Poké Ball. I'll be strutting around with a Master Ball. I'm not afraid of the King or the Champion being shameless.

The protagonist has a round shark as his elf. He comes from a poor family and has no money to treat his mother. What kind of logical thinking are you talking about? The protagonist's father abandons his wife and children to break through the King of Heaven and give up the gym. It's really outrageous. Also, if there is a quasi-god in the inherited gym, it's okay to not have an ordinary elf, so let's just withdraw.

What the hell? This gym was built by your family, and the alliance took away the gym? The alliance can only deprive the gym of qualifications, and depriving the gym is robbery. Moreover, in this context, the dragon gym leader who can attack the king of heaven ends up having no money. In order to attack the king of heaven, he goes to practice and is said to have abandoned his wife and children. His wife is seriously ill in bed. Of course, this means lack of money as before. This alliance is a proper villain. The protagonist quickly makes money to cure his mother and bring his father back to overthrow the alliance.

If you want to write about Dragon Gym, don't write about poverty.

The protagonist is stupid and licky, and the author's worldview setting is also weird, half game and half reality, half ideal and half reality

After reading the background setting of the main character, I knew it was a bad story.

I'm really convinced, it's just a piece of shit. First of all, you have to receive at least 5 opponents every day on working days. The failure rate cannot exceed 40%, and you cannot lose five consecutive games. Tell your dad where this thing came from? I remember that there was one gym that was closed for a while and then reopened without any problems. There was also a water gym that seemed to lose a lot of games in a row without any problems. Then, there is the card level. To increase the level of the elf, the trainer level must be greater than the elf level. Can you tell me where the trainer level comes from? Also, what the hell is that the level of the elf used cannot exceed the level of the gym? Did you forget that there is a guided battle in the gym? And the quasi-king of dragons is short of money? Otherwise, why not treat the main character's mother's illness?

From the moment he told his unfamiliar classmates that there were a lot of Master Balls, my brain started to hurt... He was looking for death, right? If it doesn't work well, the family will be ruined.

This is the first time Ta Ma can be demoted. He is not injured or aging.