Karp looked at the stunned councillors around him, and didn't mean to stop at all.

He had made plans long before he spoke, first of all, he knew what his goal was - he wanted to participate in the league's tournament many times next year and complete his goal of scoring points.

In this case, first of all, Karp can't directly say his goal, because in that case, the other party will first perceive your thoughts, and if you don't say it, it is easy to be denied at once, and there is no way that there is no junior among so many councillors present, and if you give yourself a privilege, you will definitely be targeted.

The best thing about revising the alliance's rookie trainer system is to take advantage of the fact that the other councillors present also have juniors and are also training rookie trainers.

It's not about his privilege alone, but everyone can do it, so that there is a certain interest in this group of parliamentarians, and it is easier for them to agree with their proposals, and in addition, this is not the kind of privilege that is given to him alone, and the person who can obtain certain benefits will only feel that he is a person who understands the general situation, rather than the privileged class that only thinks about himself.

Of course, if this proposal is rejected, then Karp will have to retreat and pursue privileges, and at the alliance meeting, he is embarrassed to refuse himself twice in a row.

With this in mind, Karp spoke directly when they were all stunned.

"First of all, I think the league lacks competitiveness in the system for rookie trainers, which does not allow talented people to get better resource tilt, and for many trainers in such a less competitive environment, they cannot effectively understand the gap between themselves and their fellow trainers, nor do they have the opportunity to fight more opponents of the same level, so as to improve their individual abilities more effectively.

For example, the league doesn't have a competition for new trainers, and there are only two or three competitions that a trainer can participate in every year, and then add the regional conferences, which I don't think is a good system.

Although such a system can limit a small number of strong trainers, and do not let the winners of the conference always be those few, but for rookie trainers, there are too many opportunities, and if so many opportunities are evenly distributed, there may be many trainers whose strength is not outstanding because they effectively avoid the strong players in the same period and obtain a certain ranking.

I think the league's system for rookie trainers should be changed to be free to participate in competitions within two years after their debut, which is actually more convenient for the league to select talents, because veteran trainers can only participate in a few games a year, while talented rookie trainers can further improve themselves and express themselves in more competitions, so that talented rookie trainers are more prominent, and it is more convenient for the league to find talented rookies.

If I can allow it, it's my request to change the league's system for rookie trainers, and I don't know if I can get permission? ”

Karp sorted out the language and finished the paragraph in one sitting.

In this passage, he specifically mentioned the words of gifted newcomers, if it was in the face of grassroots trainers, he would definitely not say that, but the people who can sit here must be some powerful bigwigs, and how can these people tilt resources to cultivate those ungifted waste?

In addition, the league is not very competitive now, many talented trainers in the same period have not competed much, and even except for special cases like himself, even Daigo and Mikkeli, who will become champions in a few years, are now not famous.

In such an environment, it is definitely impossible for this group of bigwigs to think that the geniuses they have cultivated are inferior to most of the trainers of the same period, so they must think that this is also a golden opportunity for the genius trainers they have cultivated.

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

However, some reasonable people may think that second place is also much better than the current situation where there is no reputation at all.

Some people who are extremely confident in themselves may think that they have made such an opinion to pave the way for the trainers they have trained, and may even think that they have taken advantage of a lot of money, but Karp has lost.

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

Thinking of this, Karp set his eyes on the old man sitting on the main seat.

He was still thinking about Karp's request, and Karp was wondering if he would agree.

Although it was the first time for Karp to participate in this meeting, it can be basically seen from the fact that the old man did not seek the opinions of others at all when he spoke, and the old man's voice is estimated to be very large in the alliance meeting.

If he agrees, it may be useless for a handful of people to oppose it, and if he disagrees, it may become a bit troublesome to change the system even if everyone else agrees.

And while the old man was thinking, the other councillors were also thinking.

Just like Karp thought - 99 percent of the people in this group had produced more than one gifted trainer.

After all, this is a world of elves, and the ass decides the head, and sitting in their position naturally knows 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 officials of the alliance, although there are many officials of the alliance who have their own teams, but there are still a small number of officials who usually use people who are police officers of the security department.

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

After thinking about it for a while, the old man raised his head and saw the picture of everyone agreeing with this opinion in the whole meeting, and he was a little helpless in the face of such a situation, and at the same time, he did not feel that there was anything wrong with Karp's suggestion.

It can be said that if the alliance now has seven or eight champions and dozens of heavenly kings, the old man may still refuse such an opinion.

Because at that time, the power of the alliance was enough, and being too strong would cause trouble.

However, the current alliance does not even have a champion except for a group of old immortals who have survived since ancient times at the same time as the old man, and in this case, the old man naturally wants to see the strength of the alliance go further, and only in this way can they be more worry-free and more at ease.

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

"It's really not an overstatement.......

As he spoke, the old man looked around and made sure that no one had said no, and then smiled at Karp.

"Since that's what you're asking for, then I'll approve your proposal on behalf of the Alliance."

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