Elf: the Daily Life of a Retired Champion in Week 2

The Pokémon world described by the author is very real, and it is no longer just about fighting and recovering. It's more warm, daily and real, and each elf has its own interests and hobbies. There are the masked cat who likes magic, the rabbit who likes adventure, the blue bird who likes singing, Mini Q who likes to design clothes, the hammer girl who likes fishing, and the wife of the parents. It feels like a real world, the author's writing is very solid, and the battle descriptions are very vivid. The details are well controlled, and it is the Pokémon world that I should have in my heart. This is the bond of partners. I like this book very much. I have thought about writing an elf novel before, but my writing skills are really limited. The author's book is exactly the same as the book I wanted to write, except that there is no travel adventure story. Of course, this is also the feature and highlight of this book, Everyday Champions. Highly recommended. I hope the author has a book club. I want to contact the author but there seems to be no way.

Another one who doesn't correct typos

Isn't this the copy of the Patya Champion's re-employment? . .

Can you go back and finish the New Leaf Cat book?

There is a female protagonist, the emotional scenes are a bit old-fashioned, and the overall plot is okay, but the mythical beasts' character and combat power are a bit low, especially Rayquaza. The champion B box is also written very low The plot of Daigo was not handled very well, and many things were not explained clearly. The same thing about stealing the meteorite was not followed up. The author seemed to treat this as a joke. I didn't like this plot. There are too few descriptions of the elves in the first team. The battles are all in the second team, and the first team is all nannies. At least the first and second teams should be written in a balanced state. The protagonist is obviously reborn, but many game plots are unclear. Maybe the author didn't write it clearly. Only when the protagonist knows many mythical beasts can we tell that he is reborn. There is also the full text ~ and! There are too many, which somewhat affects the perception. Although many comments say it is very similar to another book, I personally think it is okay. Except for the setting of the retired champion, the other similarities are not high, so it can only be regarded as a similar novel.

It's a mess and gives me a headache, and it's similar to the novel I finished recently, like a copied outline.

What does this have to do with the re-employment of retired champions? ? ?

The dean of the Elf Academy, this angle is still very novel

It's good to watch, and I was a little bit sad to see it end.

Does the boss know who the heroine is?