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Here we go again. I like all the recent novels. There is no infancy. There are many infancy. He has also grown to a complete body. Even if he has played the legendary Arceus, he knows that he is at his peak since birth. Where did he come from infancy?

Don't think that Arceus is weak, he is at a multi-level. But now that all the mythical beasts are gone, I can try to maintain them a little bit.

If the world where the protagonist is located is at the multiverse level, then the protagonist should have created a multiverse level second-level god and a first-level god, not a second-level god who can destroy the city.

To be honest, it's best not to end up with a protagonist with such high status and status. I'm not looking down on you, but I really find it hard to believe that you can write this kind of protagonist well. I've seen too many settings where the status and strength are as high as the sky. The result is that at best, it's people-friendly and kind-hearted, and at worst, it's just a dick*

One more thing must be mentioned, don't be a nanny. This is a big taboo in chatting articles. Being too nanny will only make you cool faster. It may not matter to the new chatting industry, but as the number increases, more and more people hate nannying articles. What is a nanny is that no matter what happens, the protagonist must be involved and must help. No matter what happens, first of all, Junyangyou will not let others solve it by themselves. The first thing to do is to find the protagonist. Others will act like they have no ideas. The protagonist will solve everything, and then the protagonist will act like a SB and help with everything.

The author's protagonist is too strong at the beginning. Don't write a protagonist who must maintain a strong character and be close to the people. In this way, regardless of genre, he is like a clown, chatting** This kind of novel must be directly close to the people, otherwise the plot will not develop.

The price of Hongmeng Qi must be mentioned. It is something more advanced than the power of chaos. You just set the price of a mere 200,000 points. I really don't know how you should design the price of other things. Think about it for yourself. It is countless times lower than him. This thing Take Naruto's Samsara Eye as an example. For such an extremely small world, how should you design it for a price? If it's only ten thousand or a few thousand, then it can be said that your price will directly collapse something even more powerful than him. How should you design something in a chaotic world of fantasy world? Do you want to design tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands? Let me tell you, if your price is more than 200,000, it means that your thing is more powerful than the power of Hongmeng. I have read most of these novels. The author does not consider how to set the price reasonably. They all set it randomly. It is obviously an extremely powerful thing, but he has to drag it down countless times.

Arceus is now set to be the **god of the multiverse

I don't know why, but I feel more and more unhappy as I watch it. When something goes wrong, the protagonist solves it, Jun Sheep Friends is useless, and Water is dying. Things that obviously can be solved easily are delayed. First, Kyogre appears to solve the incident, and then it cannot be solved. The protagonist appears, and then the protagonist does not solve it. Then Groudon is arranged to appear, and then it is solved again, and then Rayquaza is arranged to appear. I don't know what the meaning of your arrangement is. Anyway, it's just dragging it out, and there's no sense of mystery at all. It's obvious that ordinary elves can solve things, but you insist on arranging for those mythical beasts to appear, and they turn out to be mythical beasts, so they should be more mysterious. If you want to promote elves, then you should arrange for ordinary residents to appear. If you arrange mythical beasts, they can't get them, or it's extremely difficult, what's the point? Don't argue with me that the enemy is too strong, that's purely the author's problem

It doesn't matter if the pig's feet turn into humans or not, but the elves must not turn into humans. It would feel weird if the elves transformed into humans.