In an Anime Crossover, I Teach the Heroines About Elves

Quasi-god, the price given by the system is 10 million, and the protagonist triples the price to ordinary people, 30 million, without introducing it to customers, and even gives a five-yuan coupon to humiliate people, focusing on whether they want love or not, and even force them to quit. The heroine was given 800,000 yuan, and she was given all kinds of flattering discounts. Others would not buy her, and she also gave her a business card, and she also provided treatment and rescue. I can only say that it's enough. If you don't want to sell to ordinary people, don't open a store. Why don't you just designate the destined people? There are also girls who are completely brainwashed by the system. The funniest thing is that giving a good review will directly increase their favorability. This nonsense logic is equivalent to shopping something online, thinking it is good and giving a good review, and then you will like the merchant. You write a daily article and skip the process directly. What should I read? It would be better to collect five in two chapters, and just collect a puppet heroine. Anyway, the heroine has no intention of being independent.

I really can't understand why the protagonist is so groveling. You must know that the protagonist is selling extraordinary creatures, and they sell them under a monopoly. No matter what, the protagonist cannot be so groveling.

After reading two chapters, a few simple questions are that the female character is not surprised at all about things like energy. At least the author did not write this feeling. When the protagonist took out the six-tailed fox, the female character naturally accepted it. It felt like she knew from the beginning that things like elves were ordinary and the price. , No matter where it is, things are rare and precious. There is no other elf in the world besides the protagonist. I personally feel that even if the protagonist shouts 10 million, it will be fine. But when the first female character guessed the price, she thought that 1 million was too expensive. Her eyes were cold and she felt that this female character was too mentally retarded.

Very outrageous, okay? On the one hand, the protagonist is given such good conditions in order not to be looked down upon by others, but in the end, the plot is written so that others will be looked down upon. How knowledgeable are you, the author? Based on the conditions you describe for the protagonist, no one will look down on him, only low self-esteem. But you just wrote the protagonist's inferiority complex from scratch. In the end, they frantically added chips and crazy wealth to the protagonist. It was obviously wealth that no one dared to offend. Not counting the elves, the protagonist was already the only person in the comic book world who could not be offended. Then it gave the protagonist strength, but in the end he still had a groveling fate, letting Rayqua sit out and be ridden by others. Forget it, I'm not going to say it anymore, I'm so disappointed.

Is this book the protagonist of a boy who gives money? It's just that the elves give them to the heroine of the manga at various prices. In fact, I'm curious whether this kind of literary elves can be measured in Japanese yen? If it is not measured by the yen, why not give it to the elves at other prices, sign a contract, etc. In fact, the elves given by the protagonist in this kind of novel are just to change the favor of the heroines, waiting to be accepted in the future. Based on this feedback, I know how long it will take to accept the girl. I have not read this book, and I want to ask what the reason is for giving the elves in this book?

Licking* is really awesome. I suspect that if there were no restrictions in the system, the male protagonist would definitely sell Rayquaza to Yukinoshita at a low price.

There's no need to lick it like this, you have Rayquaza

Can you watch it? Is it really giving me extra licking? I beg Mr. Shennong

Is it true or false, leaving an empty seat for others to ride on, and still groveling? After reading this comment section, I can't read the book at all. Who wants to read the protagonist of Tiangou? I asked about giving money earlier, but I didn't expect it to be a money-giving boy and a sky-buying protagonist?

It's not the first time I've seen someone who can recycle abilities after being given them. What's this? You don't have to write this at all. Why do you have to write it? The plot is just a nanny story. You specifically wrote this paragraph. When I saw this, I was speechless. Originally, the previous plot was a bit outrageous. It was specifically written that the heroine had to send it back, and the protagonist's abilities had to be recovered. I was completely speechless.