Knight of Light Plants the Sun in Eternal Night

There should be a lot of elves soon, right?

I've been sexually repressed for too long. I'm already convinced after a short start.

There are almost 100 of them. Go out and explore to get fairy bugs and fantasy beasts to increase your own strength.

The setting of the new book is pretty good, and it's quite interesting to read. Even though the author still can't get rid of his own shortcomings, he's so damn stingy. He hid everything and didn't give it to his father, brothers and sisters. Come out with the elf bugs. After reading so many chapters, you only come out with three. If Franken gives him one, you will die. Expanding the scale of sunflower cultivation, planting a hundred acres of sunflower fields and using them to build roads, hiding them is useless. Besides, it's a waste to train newcomers. No one can keep up with your development speed. What's the use of those kids who only become second-level knights in ten years. It's as if the dragon is dead and there is no need for subordinates. The protagonist pushes the whole world by himself. I won't be able to watch it anymore. I'll wait until it's finished. Finally, I would like to give Bai Kou Kou some advice. In the later part of the novel, when the dragon comes and dawn comes, the light plants are no longer useful. You can create an underground world, where the monsters' lair is underground. The light plants will always be useful underground. Use light plants to pave the way to attack monsters.

Still the same, classic silly and sweet male protagonist.

Although the title is the sun, the protagonist does not have the same pure essence as the sun. It feels like an ordinary person who has got a golden finger about the sun. But the writing is okay. If the protagonist is not attracted by the sun, it can still be watched.

Very very beautiful highly recommended

I quite like the subject matter, but I feel it has a lot of shortcomings. The family relationship is not pleasing to the eye, the pace is slow but the writing feels a bit too fast and it feels very contradictory, and the details of various settings are not handled well.

Come on, come on, come on, come on, I still need ten words.

If the soup is changed without changing the medicine, the author will not be able to break out of the barrier where the dragon is hanging.