Let you make a game, what the hell is Pokemon?

But, after pursuing it for so many years, even though I have already become the champion.

Even though he has become the youngest mythologist in history...

The closest I ever came to witnessing and exploring the legendary Pokémon remained on that summer night in my youth, and I never moved forward a step.

All this even made her wonder whether everything in her memory was just a dream from her childhood?

At the same time, in a luxurious villa in Cerulean City, Kanto region.

Ling Feng looked at the prompt box that popped up in front of him and couldn't help but fall into deep thought.

Before I knew it, a week had passed since I started making this game.

No, to be precise, it should be 6 days.

Because the progress ranking of this game is calculated based on the last day of each Sunday.

Now it is past 12 o'clock on Sunday and it is early morning on Monday, so just as the system said, it is naturally time for settlement.

However, Ling Feng never expected that during the first settlement, the system would actually give him an extra reward item.

I guess he was worried that when he settled the account for the first time, he wouldn't even get a reward worth showing off.

While thinking, Ling Feng discovered that a golden stone had appeared in his left hand.

The stone was only half the size of a palm, but conspicuous golden electric currents were constantly jumping outward from its surface, and the crystals on the surface were shiny and smooth. It was obvious that it was indeed a piece of electric stone of extremely high quality.

According to Ling Feng's memory, such a piece of Electric Stone could be sold for 500,000 or 600,000 Elf Coins on the market, and it might even be in a state of being out of stock. After all, this thing cannot be bought with money, and it is quite rare in nature.

But for Ling Feng now, he no longer cares about such a small amount of money.

None of my Pokémon can use Electric-type resources, not now, and unlikely to do so in the future.

Because there are so few Electric Pokémon near Cerulean City, it can even be said that there are none.

From a geographical point of view, the electric-type Pokémon in the Kanto region are basically concentrated in the northern area.

So, just treat this thing as a reward and give it to the players.

But then again, this is my first in-game progress leaderboard reward settlement, and I have to handle it well.

According to the announcement within the game, the top three players on the progress list will receive a reward.

Currently, I have 5 boxes of magic candy gift boxes for giving away, as well as a high-quality electric stone.

So, how should it be distributed reasonably to those players?

While thinking, Ling Feng opened the game system on his phone and checked the current ranking data.

As he expected, the top three players on the list were Shirona, Qishu and Du, from front to back.

Ling Feng soon had a plan and intention in his mind. The higher the ranking of the player, the richer the reward will be. As a professional game maker, he knew this basic knowledge.

In this case, as the first place winner, Shirona will be allocated two boxes of magic candies, while Qishu and Du will each take one box.

As the second place winner, Qishu got an extra high-quality Electric Stone. After all, she is the owner of the Electric Gym. Even if she doesn't have Pokémon that need to evolve using the Electric Stone, the abundant Electric energy contained in this Electric Stone should be enough to give her Pokémon some improvement.

In this way, the reward levels for the top three are distinguished, and the remaining magic candies in the last box will be given as lucky rewards to one of the remaining tens of thousands of players at random.

In this way, we can not only mobilize the enthusiasm of players to rush to the top of the list, but also take care of ordinary players.

After completing the arrangements, Ling Feng directly expressed his ideas to the system and clicked the OK button.

The next moment, the Electric Stone in his hand and the five boxes of magic candy gift boxes in the cabinet disappeared instantly. Apparently, they had been sent to the corresponding players' locations by the system.

The next moment, a prompt popped up in front of Ling Feng's eyes: [Ding! Congratulations to the host for completing the achievement mission: issuing player ranking rewards in the real world for the first time.]

[Task Reward: Emotion Point Exchange Function (Player Side)]

Following the system's prompt, a brand new panel appeared in front of Ling Feng.

Ling Feng took a closer look and found that this was actually a function that was somewhat similar to a game mall.

As long as you use emotional points, you can redeem corresponding real-life props here.

Moreover, the price seemed quite affordable. For example, the high-quality Electric Stone that he had just obtained only required 200 points in the mall.

Not only that, in addition to common props such as evolution stones, Poké Balls, and potions, there are also special props such as learning devices, magic candies, and even move learning machines that do not exist in the real world and only exist in games.

Ling Feng knew that if any of these items were given out, it would likely cause a stir in the real world, just like the boxes of magical candy gift boxes he had just given away when the rankings were finalized.

But for Ling Feng, one regrettable thing is that there is a line of prompts in the lower left corner of the mall, which explains very well why there are three red fonts of "Player Side" behind this redemption panel.

[Host, please note that currently, items redeemed with emotion points can only be given to players within the game as rewards for rankings, tasks, activities, etc., and can be given legally and reasonably.]

[The host cannot directly use or use these items for other purposes.]

After witnessing the powerful effects of those boxes of magic candies, it would be unrealistic to say that Ling Feng was not tempted by these in-game props. After all, that thing directly sent his entry-level Candlelight Spirit to the King level. It would be difficult for a normal person to remain calm.

But Ling Feng changed his mind and realized that he had never intended to be a trainer from the beginning. Now that Crystal Lamp Spirit possessed the strength of a king, it was enough to protect itself, so he just let them be.

Buddha, Buddha! Never forget your original intention!

There's really no need to be a trainer or something like that. It's better to just play games every day and play around at home.

Anyway, new Pokémon will come to you even when you are lying down. Now there are two ghost-type Pokémon at home, which is already lively enough.

He took a deep breath and quickly adjusted his thoughts.

If we put this point aside, then this redemption function is of pure benefit to myself.

When the list rewards were just issued, Ling Feng was still thinking that since the list was released once a week, what should he do if he did not get the props that could be issued as rewards within the next week.

You can't just withhold rewards from players, that would be a bad planner.

Now the emergence of this store interface has perfectly solved this problem.

With this thought, Ling Feng continued to observe the new mall panel interface. Just as he had judged before, items that had already appeared in the real world, such as the Top-grade Electric Stone, Advanced Ball, and Super Ball, did not require very high points to redeem.

A high-end ball worth over ten thousand in the real world only requires a dozen emotion points to exchange here.

But the problem is that Ling Feng soon discovered that the exchange prices of special props such as magic candy gift boxes and learning devices, which could not possibly exist in the real world, were rising sharply.

For example, the magical candy gift box that I just gave out, if it is a mid-level one, a single box would require a full 780 emotion points to redeem.

The advanced one requires two thousand points.

Items like the learning device, which are like cheats in the original work, require as many as 15000 emotion points!

However, Ling Feng did not find it particularly unacceptable. After all, he had seen the effects of these things with his own eyes. Five boxes of intermediate magic candy gift boxes could directly send a low-level elf to the king level.

These magical candies will enhance their specific effects according to the current level of the Pokémon. In other words, a king-level Pokémon will probably have the possibility of breaking through to the champion level after eating one box. In this case, can 800 emotion points be considered expensive?

——Obviously not.

As for the high-end candy worth 2000 points per box, Ling Feng really couldn't imagine how effective it could be. How about giving one to the first place winner when the next list rewards are issued?

Anyway, the emotional points I earn every day are increasing with the increase in the number of players, and I am no longer as tight and nervous as I was at the beginning.

While Ling Feng was thinking, he suddenly seemed to remember something, and looked at the exchange interface in front of him again, flipping through the pages quickly.

"Super Fishing Rod", "Hole Rope", "Vitality Fragments". One after another, props that were originally impossible to exist in reality appeared in front of Ling Feng.

However, he did not stop flipping through the pages, but instead sped up the process.

Finally, when something familiar passed before his eyes, he froze suddenly, and a gleam of excitement flashed in his eyes!

His sight rested on a square box.

At the very top of the box, there is an engraved spiral icon that bursts with colorful light.

Ling Feng would recognize this symbol even if it turned into ashes.

——Because this is the symbolic sign of super evolution!

[Special Item: Super Evolution Gift Box]

[Exchange points requirement: 10000 points]

[Introduction: When a player obtains and opens this gift box, a Mega Evolution Stone corresponding to any Pokémon in their team and a mid-level Key Stone will automatically appear inside the box.]

[Please note that if there is no Pokémon capable of Mega Evolution in the team that opens the gift box, Mega Stones will be randomly refreshed.]

[Before sending the gift box to the player, the host can check the status of the Pokémon in the player's real-life team to determine whether to send the gift box.]

Looking at the series of information prompts in front of him, Ling Feng couldn't help but feel his heartbeat quicken a bit. He had just wanted to try his luck, but he had never thought that this mall actually had something like Mega Evolution Stones for sale?!

Although you cannot use the Mega Evolution Stone yourself after buying it, it is also a good thing for you if you give it to players!

Speaking of which, this is one of the major reasons why Ling Feng still didn't think it was a big deal after learning that all the props in the mall could not be used by himself.

Because according to the system's description, if you want to gain emotional points, there is no restriction that only things you create can cause other people to have emotional fluctuations. Just like playing "Road to Battle" before, you can get points by doing anything that causes anyone to have emotional fluctuations.

Then the act of giving out rewards for rankings in the game will naturally be taken into account as long as it allows players to feel changes in their emotions.

Once a player feels the power of Mega Evolution in the game and understands this special mechanism, he or she will definitely not take it as real.

After all, in the real world, this form of evolution is too incredible.

But if he really received a Mega Stone from the game, and relied on the Mega Stone and key given by the game to complete the evolution, it is conceivable how much emotional fluctuations the player would have.

And if the person who obtains the Mega Evolution Stone is a key figure like Shirona or Qishu, and they have already unlocked the limit on the emotion point acquisition rate, Ling Feng can't say whether he can directly earn back the 5000 emotion points after sending out this Mega Stone.

Well, it is definitely difficult to make money, but at least it is definitely not given away for free.

After all, there is something called the emotional threshold level. If Shirona gets the gift box of Mega Evolution Stone with such a strong impact, she might be able to break through the third level of emotional threshold.

With this thought, Ling Feng looked at his remaining emotion points, then looked at the gift box that cost 1 mega stones, gritted his teeth, and directly chose to buy one.

And a line of prompts soon popped up in front of his eyes.

[Ding! Congratulations to the host! You have successfully redeemed 1 "Mega Evolution Stone Gift Box". Please note that this item is limited to redemption. The remaining redemption times this week are (1/2)]

Ling Feng couldn't help but raise his eyebrows slightly when he saw this line of prompts. It seems that there are restrictions on redeeming this thing. He can only redeem two boxes a week at most.

But this amount is enough. After all, I really can't afford so many emotional points to exchange for such an expensive box.

The main reason I exchanged this box today is to try to see if I can directly break through Shirona's third-level emotional threshold and get that special reward.

Ling Feng did not forget the system's last reminder. When Shirona's emotional level threshold reaches the third level, he will be able to obtain a special ability related to Shirona, as well as a large number of generous rewards. This is definitely worth the price.

At this moment, while Ling Feng was thinking, a heavy gift box made of unknown metal appeared in his hand.

This box looks high-end and textured, and you can tell at a glance that the consumables are not cheap.

The Mega Evolution logo carved on the top is shining with dazzling colorful light, which makes people feel excited when they see it.

Ling Feng tried to open the box, but the next moment, he found that no matter how hard he tried, he couldn't open the box.