Elf: Starting from the Different-color Lalulas

But as luck would have it, I also caught Larulas. The whole family is here.

I haven't seen much, so far it's pretty good. The writing is good and warm, and it can be seen that the author loves elves very much.

It's very uncomfortable to watch in the middle. It's obviously about warmth and relaxation, but it also has to include some disgusting things.

The pace is ridiculously slow, it takes more than 300 pictures to evolve, and it's expensive.

The writing is a bit immature, but the plot is very good. It's a good book worth reading.

No matter what the score of this book is, it will always be in my heart no less than the book written by Qingquan Liuxiang. Pokémon stories should not only include battles, but also life and communication. As a college student like you, I don't have much money, but I've tried my best to reward some of the genuine content. Maybe some things never come true, and regret is also a kind of beauty. Looking back, seeing this book is also a mark of your youth. It's not that you haven't accomplished anything, you have a vivid soul in your writing and some readers who accompany you. This is my first time writing this, so I may not be clear about it, but I've tried my best. Finally, I wish you good luck.

I don't quite understand why some readers have been mocking the emotional line of this book. Originally, the biggest highlight of this book was Elf literature + love, but why has it become a poisonous point? It seems that Elf literature must only be about collecting, researching, cultivating, and fighting. Do all authors have to stay in their comfort zone? (That's a bit harsh) For the cookie-cutter elf novels, I am lucky to have this book. Moreover, even some elf literary masters, everyone should be able to tell that they are at least a little ambiguous, and they don't dare to try it. They have always followed the above routine. This book does have many shortcomings, such as the high design of the mythical beasts, but the relationship between the Wind King and humans in the later period was chaotic, and some abusive masters did not strengthen the protagonist, such as adding a super resilient character. I also think that the protagonist should pick up Soraya in person. But everyone has their own preferences. For example, many people complain about the harem, but I think it's good. It's not a stud, and the emotional line is also clearly developed, and the ambiguity with the female partner is also handled very well. For another example, although most people are talking about Mary, I like Cattleya's plot more. I think she has the most interesting setting and the plot is also the most interesting. And it's the best of the two designs, not the same. The pace is slow, but it's worth reading. It's not a novice novel. If you don't like it, there's no need to ridicule it. Everyone has their own preferences, and it's really hard to see a similar book in the current elven literature!

Your youth has not disappeared and wasted, they have just turned into the most ordinary and precious existence in your writing.

What's the group number? I've seen it before, but I forgot which chapter it was in. Can anyone kindly tell me?

The shortcoming of this elf fanfic is that there is no passion, it is too bland.