Trainer's Fighting Path

The characters of the two heroines are there, one is outgoing and sophisticated. A very unique character. When a woman chases a man, Qiao Kui wins first. This is almost a given from the beginning of the character design. There is no way that after Qiao Kui wins, there will be no plot, and Nazi just gives it away for nothing, right? Wouldn't Nazhi's character collapse? Feel free to comment on it, I will write it according to the plot that I think fits the character and is logically reasonable. Anyway, it's a direct spoiler that this book has two female protagonists. How to deal with Nazi in the future depends on how I handle it. Do you really think that Qiao Kui won in Chapter 320? In Chapter 321, Nazi immediately said it doesn't matter. I accept this situation and we want to be together. Will this plot be good? Will it be reasonable?

By the way, I will write later that Nazi is going to play in the high school league finals. The plot will be about 7 to 10 chapters. Is there anyone who wants to step in? There is no restriction on male or female, just give it a normal name, crooked nut is also acceptable. The elves are limited to non-legendary, and you can only bring PMs from level 20 to level 30. Just one is enough, the competition system is kof system, only one can appear, choose the alliance to represent. You can choose to be Nazhi's teammate, or you can choose to be on the opposite side. If you choose your opponent, you will be beaten by Nazhi. If you choose your teammate, you will be beaten by Hezhong's Wanlong. If you are interested, please leave a message

According to the current situation, it should be said that there are two heroines

There are far more romance plots than elf plots

Will it evolve into a flying-legged man? I prefer flying-legged men.

I finished coding the Alola chapter late at night. I estimate that there are about 50,000 to 100,000 words left, and the total is 850,000 to 900,000 words. I kind of want to say something. Later in the book, I realized that my writing style and writing rhythm were not suitable for elf writing. The elf novels with good scores are generally fast-paced and lighthearted, with the protagonist's elf becoming stronger almost every few chapters. I can't write. As some readers said, why do you see that in chapters 200 and 300, the elves are only over 20 levels? I didn't do anything either... Some readers also said that we are here to see the elves, why are half of them falling in love? I didn't do anything either... Some readers said that elves are so unpopular and they don't even have a mythical beast. Isn't it cool? I didn't do anything either... All I can say is that I tried my best to restore a rigorous and realistic world of elves... The real world is indeed quite difficult to enjoy. This world is a world where if a trainer does not reach the top, he will be invited to tea with a mythical beast. If you resist, the Four Heavenly Kings and Champions will come directly and besiege a world with 30 elves... This is the way it is, and it can't be changed. The next book will definitely change its theme... Just sauce

There were many people who complained about Xin Ming in that chapter. I promise that if I continue to write books in the future, I will definitely write cool stories, and I will never write about people with such gray areas of character being in the same camp as the protagonist. It's really difficult... I actually revised the outline. I initially targeted the two heroines. Originally, Nazi's character was more yandere, while Qiao Kui's character was more philistine... I couldn't help it, so I cut it... Unexpectedly, people are criticizing the character and behavior of the supporting character now... Let's not talk about whether this character is good or not. The whole thing is equivalent to a small leader (Xin Ming) taking an employee (Cheng Che) out for a project (a task for the alliance), doing private work (black boxing) between projects, and after receiving the private work project money (additional income), 30% is given to the front-end employee (Cheng Che), leaving 70%. The other two back-end employees (Nazi and Qiao Kui) support each other and take 20%, 10% is bribed by the middleman (Hanzai), and 20% is kept in his own pocket. Of course, the money for big projects comes from the company (alliance), and she would never dare to touch it. Such a normal thing... I just took the things I encountered in reality and modified them. To be honest, my subscription dropped by half after that chapter, so I still have to write a cool article... It will definitely not work if it is too realistic.

Can you change the previous one? It can be very plot-heavy.

If readers have any suggestions for this book or areas that can be improved, you can leave me a message here. I will read them all, and then I will correct them and encourage them. Thank you.

Nazi is better, Qiao Kui personally doesn't think it's true