The Target Is the Richest Trainer in the Elf World

There are only three to five thousand elves everywhere, and it would be unbearable to force this kind of setting. Every region needs new people. When there are more new people, it is easier for strong people to be born. The more strong people there are, the better the treatment in the region. What's the benefit of restraining newcomers if the top brass aren't fools? When it is impossible for most people to become trainers, do civilians still care about this kind of thing? A lot of logic problems

In the original setting, some Pokémon were overrun, and the alliance encouraged patrollers to conquer them. If you mess around like this, you will weaken the strength of trainers in the entire world.

Some outrageous settings do not allow the insect-catching boy and the boy in shorts to survive

To be honest, this price setting is too stupid. Even in comparison, those who advertise dark texts seem more reasonable and reliable.

Essentially, the author, you have made way for the basic settings of the original work for the so-called prohibition of buying and selling. It is really outrageous. You just don't buy it if you don't buy it as an ordinary person with high moral standards. Pokemon in the world of Pokémon are very common among children. The only difference is the level of training. Most people who don't have high level of training don't care if the trainer they recruit is high level of training. Now that you have done this, you have become a trainer and have become a noble person. Only rich people can have it (not to mention the intimacy of pets, cats and dogs cannot be guaranteed to be mature immediately, let alone Pokémon with stronger strength and higher intelligence)

Why is the protagonist so confident that he can do things that others cannot do?

The way you look at it, I'm afraid this elven world is already wandering crazily on the edge of death.

The price of this Poké Ball can dissuade many people, including me. It can obviously be written as a model that is easy to get started but expensive to train. The most attractive thing about the elf world is that everyone has an elf and a bond.

After reading the setting chapter mentioned by the author, the price of the Poké Balls is still unreasonable. It is too nonsense. This is the biggest innate poisonous point of this book.

Come on, it's rare to start with He Zhong.

The cover is one that keeps up with current events, the crystal lantern of Tai Jinghuo

Green caterpillars are so expensive. It's understandable in the original world. This is Hezhong, and it's easy to raise elves as pets, so why are you slapping yourself in the face? The protagonist simply has a brain problem. He contributed to the cultivation method and worked hard to get his salary increased by 1,000? When the paper was sold, it was more than this price, let alone the business secrets. Digging for rocks? If you have the money to buy that equipment, it's more than enough to catch a Pokémon. Do you still want to follow and face danger? Pick up your backpack and equipment and withdraw directly or report it, and you will still be safe.

It's well written, and it's not the embarrassing and terrible popular science elf articles that have been popular recently. Finally, there are some good-looking new seedlings.

Is it an anime or manga worldview?

I actually want to write a Pokémon region based on our motherland, which is a fan work, but I am just a cloud player, have never experienced the game, and have only watched a few animations. Also, the game performs better than text. No one has no money or ability, just thinking about it. Although writing doesn't mean you can't write. But it takes a long time to carefully design the work.