The Lowest Level Trainer in the Elf World

I have read a lot of elf novels, but I always feel that there is something wrong with them, that is, they don't feel realistic enough. But the author's writing made me feel very involved. The protagonist has a golden finger but does not overshadow the protagonist's efforts. There is no shortage of powerful elves and quasi-gods that I like. The plot is coherent and the logic is smooth. Many places are unscientific but very magical. This is the charm of this book.

This was written in the early stage, regardless of the environment and the elves. The point is that I was a little confused when I saw Togepi. Originally, I looked at the early stage and thought it might be dark, but such a dramatic scene was a bit uncomfortable. But overall it is very good, better than those watery articles. Luck can be good, but don't write it in a clear way. If you don't mention the word luck, it can be said to be chance, which is more comfortable to look at, but is luck always good? When I look at it, I feel a little...

By the way, the author lets the protagonist be a researcher, an elf hunter, and a member of the Alliance. Is it really possible to have such multiple identities without being checked or exposed?

Just give me a card.

It's not easy. I've been waiting for you to open a new elf book. I've read Elf Darkness Rise 7 to 8 times. I hope that I will continue to be good friends with Dawu, and finally I can give the protagonist a round land shark to train the main elf. This is my last dream as an old fan. This is one of my favorite elves. I hope the author can come and reply after seeing it. Thank you Love you Jinmu Da

The author's predecessor is actually Hibiscus Hibiscus, and his The Rise of Darkness of the Elves is really a rare good book in elf literature! Worth getting into. It's a pity that I failed in writing several books in a row and changed my vest, but I have been following the author's books since the beginning of Darkness Rises. The level is really like a master, king, legendary trainer level work. Even personally I think it's a little higher. I sincerely hope more people can read this book. Big cheers for the author! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

As the author said, it doesn't look good to abuse the master all the time, but you can slowly work your way up. It feels like the protagonist has been hugging his thighs and trying to gain connections. This is not the "bottom"! The protagonist always puts profit first when doing things. After all, it is understandable that he is a low-level trainer, but the "really fragrant" plot happens every time. At first, he was reluctant, but later, "he really gave too much", and he became tired of aesthetics. Here in Chapter 202, the protagonist's Togepi "took" the mysterious water drop from Chenglong, and the protagonist just took it away! ? "Taking without asking is a thief". We had friendly exchanges and exchanged contact information in the past, but then we just "don't meet more" after getting the benefits? I not only want to engage in service-oriented industries, but also want to build iconic buildings. I want to continue reading, but I feel uncomfortable in my heart. My three views are inconsistent, so I say goodbye!

Author, if you really want to join Team Rocket, don't let the protagonist be an undercover agent. Basically, every protagonist who joins Team Rocket is an undercover agent. Don't you mind? They are all ungrateful to Team Rocket for giving you the opportunity. What happens next? Everyone basically parted ways with the Rockets.

I'm so fucking sick, just because the league and the Rockets study genes the same way, do they equate them? I don't want to think about why the league is orthodox and why the Rockets are an underground force. The fundamental reason is not that the alliance meets the needs of most people, but those who cannot satisfy them turn to underground forces like the Rockets. Besides, what if the alliance is creating an antidote to prevent disasters caused by genes? What if it is used in a righteous way? The United States has atomic bombs for attack, and we have atomic bombs for defense. Is it the same? A weapon is a weapon, it depends on where it is used. If everyone believed that the atomic bomb was evil and should not be touched or studied, would we still be so peaceful now? The author's dark and realistic style is really tough, not as good as the first few pictures.

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