The King of Fighters in the Pokemon World

The protagonist is neither black nor white, he is decisive in killing, he always lets the enemy go, he is indecisive, he is also quite ruthless.

It seems like the previous beginnings were all about relatives of the original owner, or neighbors with some very powerful identities. Then a problem arose and they immediately came out to help the protagonist solve it. However, the original identity of the protagonist did not come out when he died. When the protagonist came out, they all came out immediately.

Boring start, boring book. (Only my personal opinion)

If you are short of money, just kidnap Kojiro and give it to his fiancée! The reward is one billion!

Speechless author, what is this golden finger of yours? It makes no sense. I don't even know what it does except for self-protection for the protagonist. Moreover, it is an elven world. Author, since you plan for the protagonist to also have power, you should upgrade the system to help the protagonist and the elves upgrade together. It is a metaphor that in this world, it is impossible to defeat monsters and upgrade like the protagonist. He can only rely on training to become stronger. The protagonist has a system golden finger that can defeat monsters, upgrade, and become stronger through training. There are no so-called qualifications and level restrictions. The protagonist and the elves are just like Saitama, with the limiter turned on, but no one has Saitama who upgrades so powerfully, so he can only upgrade slowly so that he is not afraid of invincibility. In this way, your protagonist can accept any elves, and can be as perverted as the special episode Koryanagi, and can be trained to fight mythical beasts. In this way, the protagonist's elves can always follow the protagonist to become stronger without having to slowly withdraw from the team. I feel that your golden finger does not have a central point at all. Since they are all golden fingers, why not just help the protagonist learn to speed up? It is like making energy cubes, so that the protagonist can make top-level energy cubes to be self-sufficient, and can feed them well to give the elves joy. It is better to reach a certain level and the protagonist can get the direct method to train the elves. Otherwise, how can you train the six elves at high levels? The author is a little clever, your elf world does not allow the elves to enjoy system capabilities, and the protagonist is not invincible.

Author, I would like to ask if this Hai Dafu is your original character or a pre-existing character. I dislike this person very much. If it weren't for the protagonist, I wouldn't be able to stand it anymore.

It's rare for a newbie to sign a new book. I'll try my best to update and finish the book. If you have any good suggestions, you can mention them here. I will read them often.

It's hard to think of a name. Can anyone help me with some complementary names? It's best if the name is in the spirit of the elf world, otherwise it will look weird. You can design the name, strength, and spirit.

Why do I feel that Hai Dafu is the protagonist?

This chapter of Dawu seems a bit stupid. You have to tell him that by using his family's resources to screen a wave of people all over the world, the protagonist will have no chance of missing anything later. Or should you just hope that Qi Yu will get the super evolution stone?