Elf Mania

I'm too lazy to reply to you, but what I really want to say is that if you don't like it, just don't read it. The pace is slow and the early stages are not fun. Can you know that you are the protagonist when you travel to the world you want? The protagonist's family is not well-off. Cultivating elves is different from raising elves. It requires a lot of money. If it were you, you could spend so much of your family's money to do what you want to do with peace of mind? If you succeed, it's easy to say, and the money will continue to flow. But what if you fail? He cheated himself, his family, his sister, and Kati Dog. After all, the protagonist used to be a top student. If he studies hard, his achievements will be much better than those trainers who were eliminated in large numbers. Let's be realistic, it's not something you can do on your own so you can just go ahead and do it. It can be said that he is a child raised by a single parent. He knows that it is not easy for his parents and he knows what his situation is. When a trainer's probability of failure is far greater than his probability of success, is the choice between dreams and responsibility simple? Is there anything wrong with starting out realistically? This is risky. You can't ignore your responsibilities just because your family supports you. You know he will succeed but he doesn't. So I need someone else to push me. As for the loser... When you were 16, did someone have good grades, could you cook, and could you help with the household chores? As for those who think there is something wrong with what I said, just read the first sentence and stop reading.

Damn, will this book have a female protagonist? How many if any?

I haven't looked at it yet, so I'll occupy the floor first.

It's very interesting, good luck to the author.

The writing is very good, come on, when will the author update it?