Pokémon: Different-Colored Ghosts, Using Buddhism to Collect Elves

I wanted to dress up as a Pokémon trainer, but I was bound to a deceptive Buddha nature system--conquering Pokémon all depends on the influence of Buddhism. You can't smash them with Pokémon balls, you have to use love! He had been studying scriptures for more than half a year, and he had cooked all the wild monsters around him, and they would all run away as soon as he mentioned subduing them. Until a ghost of a different color came to his door. This guy eavesdropped on his chanting every day. He was gifted with the body of the Immortal King. After being baptized by the Great Compassion Curse, his whole body glowed with holy light. He slapped the loose silver ghost's tongue and licked it, scaring the red-haired boy and running away on the spot! What's even more outrageous is that Guisi can level up after chewing a Buddhist scripture with him, and he wants to earn points by doing good deeds - helping an old woman carry rice bags, helping a blind man cross the road, reporting illegal gambling on the roadside, and his Buddha nature value will increase. The Vajra Formation, Future Sight, and Fudo Mingou Shen in the system mall are all waiting for him to redeem. The Trumpet Bud Tower Climbing Competition is about to begin. The elites in the school are gearing up, but they are thinking about how to sneak into the tower and steal the original Sanskrit book. Team Rocket is eyeing his strange ghost, and the world of silver is looking for revenge on him. There is also an ancient Buddhist secret scroll under the Trumpet Bud Tower. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.