Elves Invade the Real World, and Aili Goes All Out to Boost My Rankings

How to make a Poké Ball and you can buy it for 20 million? The share of the second one sold was also outrageous. Just take the share of the profit and not even give any privileges. The male protagonist selflessly dedicates himself to the country (ー_ー)!!

Talking about racial values ​​in the real world is extremely stupid.

This plot arrangement is a bit too retarded. It says that Pokémon are creatures in the virtual world. I wonder if there are no Pokémon in this world? Wouldn't the protagonist be said to be an alien creature? Opening your mouth is the virtual world. No wonder the barrage treats the protagonist as mentally retarded. Later I looked at the catalog and didn't do a good job of popularizing Pokémon, catching Pokémon, training, and running to play games. Pokémon have already come to reality and still running around to play games is like picking up sesame seeds and losing watermelons.

Damn it, I thought it was Qiuyue Aili.

The childhood sweethearts of Alicia and Xier sealed their hearts with concrete, so I understand that the author is difficult to copper.

What should I do if I combine too many elements at once and the steps are too big? Optimize it. How to optimize? Optimize what? The characters that appear on the scene cannot be optimized, and the mainline development games cannot be optimized, so what should be optimized? There are only elves, but there is an invasion of elves in the book, which is very contradictory. The plot is also a bit confusing and mindless. Why is Mi Huyou's Goddess Pi Guan so successful? There are a lot of plot foreshadowing introductions in the front. It can be said that the entire mission is to prepare for the ending of the goddess Pi Guan. What about the book? There is no direct performance in the game, and there is no story in the lyrics. Traditional opera has more words per story, but it is still lonely. It is similar to the kind of songs that have no skills, no lyrics and music, and are all emotional. But in the book, it's just mindlessly flattered.

After seeing Chapter 46, are you serious about these two plans? Don't you really know how profitable this thing is? Hand over the technology for no reason, and then others will give you a few cents for each one sold. Do you really choose?

I didn't expect it to be a two-dimensional commercial game article wearing the skin of a popular science elf.

The novel is good, but I am curious about the elves. Why is there almost no mention of elves later?

The elf invasion story is all about the city, Hara Beng, right? What kind of elf invasion is this? Just write about Hara Honn in another world and how hot and popular it is. Readers who like elves think that it is an elf article and come in to read a bunch of Hara Honn. Those who like Hara Beng may not like to read this kind of thing. It doesn't please both sides, so it's only for people who like both.