Elf: Sims, You Want Me to Eat Soft Food?

The author probably has no brains. He wrote such outrageous prices. Even billionaires can't afford to be trainers. Any prop or skill learning device costs tens of millions or hundreds of millions. It would take an astronomical amount of money to train an elf. At your price, a country probably can't train many trainers.

I was deducted half the money for the injury. Can't we treat it? Staff, please designate the mole.

Hahahaha, I got the magic pen! The purpose of getting the magic pen is to kneel down and lick Li Shimin!

Hahahahaha, it's okay to not save it. You are really good at saving bad people.

I feel like the protagonist's dragon-controlling power is useless. It's been so long since I've had it, and I've only used the waveguide power a lot. I've occasionally used the superpower a few times, but I haven't seen any use of the dragon-controlling power. As the protagonist, you have more and more dragon-type Pokémon and you still don't use them?

If you can't write about character traits, why don't you write about everything?

Commentary on Chapter 1: There Really Are Witches, "Traveling to and from Middle-Europe, I Have the Witch King System" written on the last day.

If you write a tomb-robbery novel, most of the plot will be about how Chu Jiansa Dipeng is holding back, and how he regrets asking for the protagonist. You might as well just change the title of the book and make it a bear tomb-robbery novel.

Regarding "Elf: The Sims, you want me to eat soft food" written by A Little Flame? Chapter 221 Commentary on Chapter 221: The King Charizard vs. The Armored Ninja Frog.

Just because of a title, he is called company commander. Isn't it for battalion-level units?

I don't know how many times I have read this book, but I am still fascinated by the prices in the book.

Mainly because I felt something was wrong after I wrote it. There might have been some issues with the original setting, which caused the worldview to become confused.