Infinity Begins with Becoming an Elf

It feels like the trainer has no sense of presence and relies entirely on the protagonist to farm monsters. For training, I just looked for other elves. I have never trained myself. For command, I relied on the protagonist's own strength to survive. I don't feel that the trainer is useful at all, except to provide training resources. Like a tool man.

There have been quite a few books recently published about time travel and becoming an elf. One thing is the same: they all find a female host. Can the author tell me why he wrote this?

Chapter 13 has been going on in my mind since I saw it. Although I can't help it as an animal, there are so many mental activities. I feel like my brain is frozen. What I don't understand the most is probably that you avenged your parents, and after that, you were killed, and then. Then you want to take revenge, and then create another organization. If this organization is much stronger, then this enemy can be written to the end. The whole process can be centered around getting stronger and then taking revenge, and then you go back and forth, and finally become the strongest. What kind of brain circuit is this? , You should kill back the person who killed your parents, you should be able to do so, and then after killing the enemy, he was killed again, you feel that you should kill him back, I don't know how to describe it, you are full of expectations for life, unwilling to give up the beauty of life, you have planned a good revenge plan, and then you do not accept accidents, if there are accidents, your goal becomes to avenge yourself, and then you hear that Paradise cannot resurrect your parents, but you are desperate, it is really a contradiction, the contradiction does not matter, the important thing is that you have been performing a one-man show.

The writing is very beautiful, please come on the author (ง •̀_•́)ง! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

When playing in the league, you are afraid of being exposed, afraid of this, afraid of that, afraid of being famous. Why should you write like this? You don't know whether it is poisonous or not, and you don't even know the word "water". You just keep a low profile, hide your identity, and hide your strength. I go, it's really bad.

In fact, it feels inappropriate to write it like this. After all, there is a reincarnation paradise pressing on you. The beginning feels a bit cliché. In short, it is suitable for the second dimension. I might as well just write about traveling to a world like Pokémon and Pokémon. The main thing is to establish the character of the protagonist. Why do you feel that you suddenly become a bit two-dimensional after time traveling?

Is it gone? Qwq. After stocking up for a long time, I found that the author has stopped updating. I really like the article...

A lot of common sense in Your Mom's Pokémon is wrong.

I thought it was an elf (race), but I didn't expect it to be an elf (species). This is really... Hard to describe.

I read it specifically, the two identities, I really accept it, it's over here, it's too poisonous, hide, hide, hide, this can't be used, that can't be used, forget it, the beginning of this book is fine, there is no need to read more than 100 chapters, this kind of low-key writing is so frustrating and bad, the old-fashioned water character routine, low-key is outdated! Being low-key is the end