Elf: Carry the Illustrated System with You

I shouldn't have invested. I started to regret it after investing in the next chapter. The time traveler has never passed the system test. I can understand 3v6, but when there is a golden finger that can see through the qualifications, don't you start looking for high-qualified Pokémon in various breeding houses in advance? You have to get stuck before the system task fails before you start making hurried selections. If the protagonist wants system rewards, then be more relaxed. If you don't care about these rewards, then be tougher. If you, the protagonist, don't go to the spot in advance to find a highly qualified elf, and you have to rely on others to push him when you are leaving, and only start to get anxious when you arrive, this should be regarded as both acting and standing. The second question is qualifications. Either don't write qualifications, or if you write qualifications, don't overwhelm the protagonist. Give a few highly qualified elves to the protagonist. But what do I think now? There are seven qualifications in total, and the protagonist's elf is either the third to last or the second to last. So why are you writing that the protagonist can see through the qualifications?

Why do you have so many talents? It's outrageous to ask for an SSR if your SSS isn't good. I'll see how you write later. It's hard to write even if your talent is as high as S. You'd better have SSR. I'll see when your combat power collapses.

Why is SSR above S, SS and SSS, why is it not SR or SSSR? Did you forget to add →_→