Pokemon Dirty Routine Trainer

Chapter 386 382.1 Everything continues as planned

Chapter 386 382. Everything continues as planned

Karp looked at the stunned congressmen around him and didn't show any intention of stopping.

He had made plans long before he spoke. First of all, he understood what his goal was - he wanted to participate in many competitions organized by the league next year and complete his goal of scoring points.

In this case, first of all, Karp can’t directly state his goals, because in that case, if the other party sees your thoughts first, it is easy to be denied once without saying it, and it is impossible for so many congressmen present to have no juniors. If you just give yourself a privilege, you will definitely be targeted.

And the best thing about wanting to modify the alliance's system for newcomer trainers is to use the fact that other congressmen present also have juniors and are also training newcomer trainers to open up the situation.

It is not a privilege for him alone, but everyone can do this. In this way, there are certain interests for this group of congressmen, and it is easier for them to agree with their own suggestions. In addition, this is not the kind of privilege that is given to themselves alone.

Of course, if this proposal is rejected, then Karp can only retreat and pursue privileges. Thinking about coming to the alliance meeting, he made two requests that are not too much and the other party is embarrassed to reject him twice in a row.

With such thoughts in mind, Garp spoke directly when they were all stunned.

"First of all, I think the league's system for newcomer trainers lacks competitiveness, which prevents talented people from getting better resources. Moreover, in such a less competitive environment, many trainers cannot effectively understand the gap between themselves and trainers of the same period, and have no chance to fight more opponents of the same level, so as to improve their personal abilities more effectively.

Among them, for example, there are no competitions specifically for rookie trainers in the competitions held by the alliance, and for a trainer every year, they can only participate in two or three competitions and then add the regional conference. I think this system is not very good.

Although such a system can restrict a small group of powerful trainers and prevent the winners of the conference from always being those few, there are too many opportunities for newcomer trainers. If so many opportunities are evenly distributed, many trainers who are not outstanding will get a certain ranking because they effectively avoid the strong players of the same period.

I think the league's system for rookie trainers should be changed to allow them to freely participate in competitions within two years of their debut. This is actually more convenient for the league to select talents, because veteran trainers can only participate in a few games each year, and talented rookie trainers can further improve themselves and express themselves in more games.

If it is allowed, it is my request to revise the alliance's system for newcomer trainers. I don't know if it can be allowed? "

Garp sorted out his language and finished the paragraph in one breath.

In this passage, he specifically mentioned the rhetoric of a talented newcomer. If he was facing the grassroots trainers, he would definitely not say that, but those who can sit here must be some powerful bigwigs, and how could these people divert resources to cultivate those useless waste?

In addition, the current level of competition in the league is not high, and many talented trainers in the same period have not competed much. Even Dawu and Mikoli, who will become champions in a few years, are not well-known now, except for special cases like himself.

Under such a big environment, it is definitely impossible for this group of bigwigs to think that the geniuses they cultivate are not as good as most of the trainers of the same period. If so, they must think that this is also a golden opportunity for the genius trainers they train.

As long as they have such an idea, the big bosses of the alliance below will probably think that they made such a request because they want to use this to gain more fame and resources.

But some reasonable people may think that No.2 is much better than the current situation with no reputation at all.

Some people who are extremely confident in themselves may think that they put forward such an opinion to pave the way for the trainers they train, and even think that they have taken advantage of the sky, but Garp has lost.

In this way, except for a very small number of guys who neither cultivate genius trainers nor want to watch others profit, they will block, most people will not block themselves, and even help themselves.

Thinking of this, Garp set his sights on the old man sitting in the main seat.

He is still thinking about Karp's request, and Karp is also thinking about whether he will agree.

Although Karp participated in this meeting for the first time, it can basically be seen from the fact that the old man did not seek other people's opinions at all when he spoke before. The old man's right to speak is estimated to be very large in the alliance meeting.

If he agrees, it may be completely useless even if a small group of people oppose it. If he disagrees, it may become a bit troublesome to modify the system even if everyone else agrees.

While the old man was thinking, other members of parliament were also thinking.

Just like Karp thought - 90.00% of this group has produced more than one talented trainer.

After all, this is a world of elves, and the ass determines the head. Sitting in their position, they naturally know what is the most important thing to gain a foothold in this world.

The group of people who have not trained any trainers are basically alliance officials. Although there are many alliance officials who have their own teams, there are still a small number of officials who usually use police officers from the police station.

Naturally, it is impossible for such a person to block Garp, the grandson of the card bandit, here, and even if these people don't block Garp, then basically no one will object to Karp's opinions in this meeting.

After thinking for a while, the old man raised his head and saw the scene where everyone in the meeting agreed with this opinion. Faced with such a situation, he was a little helpless and at the same time didn't think there was anything wrong with Garp's suggestion.

It can be said that if the league now has seven or eight champions and dozens of kings, the old man may still reject such opinions.

Because at that time the power of the alliance was already sufficient, and if it was too strong, it would cause trouble.

However, the current alliance does not even have a champion except for a group of old immortals who survived from ancient times at the same time as the old man. Under such circumstances, the old man naturally wants to see the strength of the alliance go further.

So after thinking for a long time, and seeing that other congressmen had no objections, the old man nodded to Karp.

"It's really not an exaggerated opinion"

As he said that, the old man looked around and confirmed that no one vetoed it, and then smiled at Garp.

"Since your request is this, then I will approve your proposal on behalf of the alliance."

　Next chapter, 18:30

(End of this chapter)