Pokemon: I One-Shot a God-Tier Charizard from the Start!

Another book where the king is inferior to the king, and the champions are everywhere

You don't need to use your brain to read a book, but you don't need to use your brain to write a book? Most of the elves provided by the top five universities in the country are unicorn beetles, green caterpillars, and Rattata?

Whether it's reasonable or not, it's reasonable to do it together, and it's set up by Xiaozhi at every turn. Is this reasonable? And what do you think of the setting of poachers? The protagonist himself is also doing it, catching a bunch of flashes to sell. He really regards the elves as family members. You will sell them as pets. If you have to talk about family members, just do it. If you catch them and sell them, it will be funny.

What is the size of the dormitory row? ? ? I just want to know how many people will actually queue up? ?

This book can't be ranked in the middle of Feilu's elven literature, right? I even doubt my own taste. Am I out of step with the times?

If the elf in the elf egg is not very talented, let the system replace the elf. This is not a disregard for life. What is

Is the champion quasi-theological school in trouble? It's okay if he doesn't stay in this school, otherwise wouldn't it increase his reputation?

I don't know since when, I have always written these elf novels that integrate cities. Why not write pure elf novels? Do you have to add a city?

When you see someone accepting a disciple, you don't want to do it. If you haven't grown up or don't have the golden finger in hand, then it's okay to accept a disciple. But when the protagonist has grown up and there are so many potential elf treasures in his hand, what's the point of becoming someone's apprentice? How much improvement can the other party give you? There is nothing except the protagonist becoming a strong person and giving the other party honor.

Kona actually got married, a failure