City Elf: I Have a Simulator

Even if fantasy novels in the simulator genre are frustrating, why are urban elf novels so frustrating? It feels like the protagonist will be hated by the world if he gets the simulator. Moreover, the class writing in this book is too rigid. As long as the protagonist fails to pass the top four in the college entrance examination, even if the protagonist has a system and plug-ins, he will not be able to become a king trainer. Currently, there are experience amplifiers, treasure detectors, and opportunity reminders every five days. Other civilian geniuses have no hope. Even the protagonist who had cheats and became a gym leader-level trainer failed in the college entrance examination and was unable to go to the top four, so there was no hope of breaking through to the king. Does that mean that the college entrance examination is more important than becoming a gym leader-level trainer? There is no other way for people who have become strong at the gym leader level to progress further? Wouldn't this cause those gym leader trainers to take evil paths in order to become stronger? After all, the path to advancement is blocked, and the only option is to join an organization like Team Rocket.

The simulators of other protagonists take advantage of everything and strategize, and simulate a wave when encountering important turning points. This simulator of the protagonist can be used casually. The protagonist has set up a plan. There is no need to simulate it. My plan is perfect. The enemies are all shark-armed and they will definitely be attacked. The possibility of failure was not considered at all. Obviously, if the plan fails, he will die suddenly on the spot. I won't simulate it, I am confident that it will succeed. Then praise the protagonist for his ability to adapt to changes in circumstances. It's really just a thought coming out of my head.

To be honest, this book is really ****, and you are still eating soft food? If a woman is rich, it is called eating soft food. If a high school girl buys you beef and prawns to eat vegetables, how can you be embarrassed to eat them? The bottom line of being a human being is gone?

I suggest you stop writing about elves and instead write about fantasy. With your ability and frequency of pretending to slap people in the face, fantasy is more suitable for you.

The quasi-god can do whatever he wants. How can a small family have so much energy? It's impossible for the Yulong family in the original game to waste a quasi-god like this. This small family is dozens of times more expensive than the Yulong family in the original game?

My good brother gives me a suggestion: if the simulated protagonist has the potential to be a king, the elf should not die young. Write some elf news and secret treasure news for the protagonist to cut off. If an elf with at least the potential of a king cannot live to middle age or die of old age, then how useless is the protagonist?

What do you mean by college entrance examination? You can use other people's elves, but it's just a piece of cake in the college entrance examination. It just depends on whose father's strength is the strongest.

The simulator is still interesting for finding resources and Pokémon, but it's very tiring to watch the enemies one after another, and it feels like the protagonist is always struggling.

The previous part is fine, but what is Chapter 148? They've all been exposed, can't we just let all the elves be beaten? It has to slow down the pace and show off the protagonist's commanding ability, right?

Does being a protagonist mean that you have to make enemies with the whole world?