Reporter: Mr. Zhao, why do you want to conquer so many elves?
Zhao Xu: This beautiful journalist sister, you must have bought a lot of clothes, right?
Reporter: Yeah? What does it matter?
Zhao Xu: What did you buy so many clothes for?
Reporter: I'll wear it!
Zhao Xu: I'll use it!
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This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
It was clearly said that the clown fish is worth 100 million, but he still bets with others, and if he wins, he will get 500,000, and if he loses, he will give out 100 million. Come on, you like to bet every day. I bet on you. If you win, you will look at other people's elves. The other party will not have to pay anything. If you lose, you will give others elves worth tens of millions. In the end, everything will be borne by the system. He verbally avoids those women, but in behavior, he is a complete licker. He takes advantage of his status as a senior and relies on his elders. The protagonist also understands He made it clear that he hated this person, and finally sold her a 5v ugly fish for 800,000. The price was to look at her elf, which was equivalent to giving away hundreds of millions, and to treat the baby dragon. If he was injured, he would have to pay 30 million, and then you got nothing in return for the treatment. You just looked at the other elf. Yes, you have a system, and you don't lose anything in these, but why should you give such big benefits to some people you don't know, let alone enemies? Is this inappropriate resentment? What kind of system would end up with such rubbish?
The author has gone to CWM, where he has written more than 400 chapters, including H-drama, and has recommended 2 of them so far.
I don't even read Fluttershy. There is a book called Tokyo Story written by a scumbag, and it's quite good. The plot is restored to the scumbag's original intention. CWM still has some good books.
It really hurts my head to see the protagonist take some 3V and 4V as the main training force.
The protagonist is obviously short of money, but has no intention of making money. It was previously said that the ugly fish could be sold for tens of millions, but the protagonist turned around and sold it for half a million.
I have so many elves that I can't keep them all, and I have never thought of giving my father an elf (his father only has a Dara).
Just reading this introduction makes me frown, but anyone who really likes Pokémon will feel uncomfortable without commenting on your introduction. Do you think Pokémon is a game when you compare Pokémon to clothes?
I remember when I was in junior high school, there was an online game novel that became popular in our class. I forgot the name of the protagonist. Anyway, the title of the book is "Shamate". The protagonist does a task, kills ants after shrinking, and then a pack of pills pops out. Then a woman treated it like sugar mixed with water and gave it to the protagonist to drink. The medicine was effective for six hours, and then the woman couldn't hold it any longer and took the medicine too. As a result, the two of them did it for three days and three nights. I still can't forget that part of the story
The protagonist Chun Chun can say that he can fuck me, and he is a fw, so how can the nb system be played like this by you? You are so generous when you play a good hand of cards. You scream all the time that you have no money. You give tens of millions to strangers at random. You are so generous.
The plot is very leisurely. Unlike other novels, once the mythical beast is recovered, the whole plot changes. The cultivation and fighting of ordinary monsters is the essence of Pokémon. Let the mythical beast be regarded as a myth.
The protagonist in the book keeps complaining about having no money. Selling a Chou Chou fish can directly lead to wealth and freedom. With this golden finger, opening a breeding house is not about hatching eggs however you want.
There is a stupid setting. The alliance says it is to protect the elves. Rare elves in the wild cannot be caught. Then everyone with power has one. Common people cannot get rare elves for the rest of their lives. The protagonist keeps licking the alliance. These restrictions have caused a lot of trouble for the protagonist, but the protagonist is a loyal licker of the alliance.
The protagonist says he is short of money and wants to become stronger, but he has to torture himself even though he can easily get it.
Why shouldn't the Alliance allow wild rare elves to be captured? The rare elves in the hands of rich kids are all ruined on the street. If they don't let others catch them, they will catch them and use them to make money. This is how to protect rare elves. What the protagonist should do is to clean up the alliance, instead of licking the alliance to get those rare elves.
You are such a fool, it would be better if you catch them to avoid causing trouble. Lukia Ho-oh has no influence. Dream Onion is harmless, Mewtwo is man-made, the mission of Shame of the Divine Beast and Sea Emperor's Fang has been completed and it's okay to catch it, there seems to be more than one Rayquaza. The mission of **** God has been completed. The three dragons can be captured, and XYZ will not be affected. The divine pillars are gathered together, and the four caps of Corolla cannot be moved (it will affect Z skills). Even the great bat, lion and brilliance masters can use it. Strange beasts gather together.
It looked fine from the beginning, but the more you read this book, the more depressing it becomes. Forget about the Waste Alliance, the protagonist is still uncomfortable living. There are all kinds of rules, it's better to live a comfortable life as a villain
Are you sure the protagonist and Angel can sleep in the same room? Wouldn't the angel's halo be so bright?
I finally found the Pokémon text for this hatching egg on the waste road, but it was too stupid. A quasi-god cost **$100,000, and a clownfish was 100 million. The price was outrageous. Someone encouraged the protagonist to fight, saying that if the protagonist won, he could give him 500,000, but if he lost, he would give him an ugly fish. The protagonist agreed without hesitation. Even the ugly fish is not yours, so you can use it to bet against each other. This kind of gambling is not possible. Only once, when the protagonist meets someone later, he will bet with him. As long as the other party wins, he will give him a rare Pokémon. If he loses, he will only borrow the other party's elf for a few days without paying anything. Others don't know the protagonist's golden finger.
The author, Shaobing, doesn't know how to write exciting articles at all, and keeps writing about depression and loss.
I think writing should be more rigorous. The three-meter-long Menas made me vomit. The arm span of ordinary people is about 1.8 Meters. Three meters is so short and weak.
It feels like you just treat Pokémon as a tool dad
As the title states, if something goes wrong, it depends on the protagonist alone. This is not the point. The point is that every time the protagonist catches the villain and hands it over to the alliance, people run away every time. You might as well let the protagonist kill him directly. I have read so many elf books, and this is the first time I have seen such a useless alliance.
Confining the protagonist like a strip*, and not being able to catch precious elves in the wild? ? What kind of law is this? The problem is that the protagonist still licks the alliance like a master, and others tie the chain around the protagonist's neck, and the protagonist still looks very proud.
The protagonist says that he is short of money every day, which makes me tired, and then sells tens of millions of things for hundreds of thousands, and some even give them away for free. He only talks about looking at other people's elves. With this system, you can go to the wild for a while and you will not be invincible directly. **The alliance is a mess wdnmd
Like the title, is it really good? Although the backpack ability will grow, it is not easy to always use your own elf tail as food.
I was convinced. They said that the protagonist wanted to use the gym to level up, so he kept losing to the gym on purpose. Every time he hit a gym, there were several chapters explaining how the protagonist acted. It was too poisonous.
It's better for the protagonist to be an orphan, otherwise he would have to worry about this and that when traveling far away, and he would have to be cautious about doing things.
The protagonist is a SB. Every day he either gambles with his elf or gives benefits to strangers. I just want to ask what do you think of the elf in your eyes? Are you an ordinary pet?
He keeps saying that he is short of money, but the baby dragon cannot be sold, but the round shark can be sold. After all, he is a quasi-god. There is nothing wrong with ten million for an egg. He is guarding the golden mountain and shouting that he is short of money. I have never seen such a heartless protagonist. Also, you made 2 million in the underground boxing ring and said that you will not be short of money in five years. You will not be short of money every day for five years, right? I am really speechless.
I'm really pissed off when I see this, and I'll pay you 100,000 yuan.
Has anyone tested the poison? Make a sound after testing.
That Zhou Li is too unreasonable, right?
Seeing Zhou Sisi makes me sick to my stomach, I might as well not write it
Metagross is not a cherished elf, you are lying to a ghost, is it a quasi-god, okay?
What is the role of the protagonist's father? The number of water words is obvious. Not only does he doubt the protagonist, he is also more ink-stained than a woman.
The heroine is a bit annoying, and the protagonist's character is a bit weak. Except for the elves, everything else is written like she has no opinion. She seems to have to agree to whatever others say, which is a bit annoying!
It was clearly said that the clown fish is worth 100 million, but he still bets with others, and if he wins, he will get 500,000, and if he loses, he will give out 100 million. Come on, you like to bet every day. I bet on you. If you win, you will look at other people's elves. The other party will not have to pay anything. If you lose, you will give others elves worth tens of millions. In the end, everything will be borne by the system. He verbally avoids those women, but in behavior, he is a complete licker. He takes advantage of his status as a senior and relies on his elders. The protagonist also understands He made it clear that he hated this person, and finally sold her a 5v ugly fish for 800,000. The price was to look at her elf, which was equivalent to giving away hundreds of millions, and to treat the baby dragon. If he was injured, he would have to pay 30 million, and then you got nothing in return for the treatment. You just looked at the other elf. Yes, you have a system, and you don't lose anything in these, but why should you give such big benefits to some people you don't know, let alone enemies? Is this inappropriate resentment? What kind of system would end up with such rubbish?
The author has gone to CWM, where he has written more than 400 chapters, including H-drama, and has recommended 2 of them so far. I don't even read Fluttershy. There is a book called Tokyo Story written by a scumbag, and it's quite good. The plot is restored to the scumbag's original intention. CWM still has some good books.
It really hurts my head to see the protagonist take some 3V and 4V as the main training force. The protagonist is obviously short of money, but has no intention of making money. It was previously said that the ugly fish could be sold for tens of millions, but the protagonist turned around and sold it for half a million. I have so many elves that I can't keep them all, and I have never thought of giving my father an elf (his father only has a Dara).
Just reading this introduction makes me frown, but anyone who really likes Pokémon will feel uncomfortable without commenting on your introduction. Do you think Pokémon is a game when you compare Pokémon to clothes?
I remember when I was in junior high school, there was an online game novel that became popular in our class. I forgot the name of the protagonist. Anyway, the title of the book is "Shamate". The protagonist does a task, kills ants after shrinking, and then a pack of pills pops out. Then a woman treated it like sugar mixed with water and gave it to the protagonist to drink. The medicine was effective for six hours, and then the woman couldn't hold it any longer and took the medicine too. As a result, the two of them did it for three days and three nights. I still can't forget that part of the story
The protagonist Chun Chun can say that he can fuck me, and he is a fw, so how can the nb system be played like this by you? You are so generous when you play a good hand of cards. You scream all the time that you have no money. You give tens of millions to strangers at random. You are so generous.
The plot is very leisurely. Unlike other novels, once the mythical beast is recovered, the whole plot changes. The cultivation and fighting of ordinary monsters is the essence of Pokémon. Let the mythical beast be regarded as a myth.
The protagonist in the book keeps complaining about having no money. Selling a Chou Chou fish can directly lead to wealth and freedom. With this golden finger, opening a breeding house is not about hatching eggs however you want. There is a stupid setting. The alliance says it is to protect the elves. Rare elves in the wild cannot be caught. Then everyone with power has one. Common people cannot get rare elves for the rest of their lives. The protagonist keeps licking the alliance. These restrictions have caused a lot of trouble for the protagonist, but the protagonist is a loyal licker of the alliance. The protagonist says he is short of money and wants to become stronger, but he has to torture himself even though he can easily get it. Why shouldn't the Alliance allow wild rare elves to be captured? The rare elves in the hands of rich kids are all ruined on the street. If they don't let others catch them, they will catch them and use them to make money. This is how to protect rare elves. What the protagonist should do is to clean up the alliance, instead of licking the alliance to get those rare elves.
You are such a fool, it would be better if you catch them to avoid causing trouble. Lukia Ho-oh has no influence. Dream Onion is harmless, Mewtwo is man-made, the mission of Shame of the Divine Beast and Sea Emperor's Fang has been completed and it's okay to catch it, there seems to be more than one Rayquaza. The mission of **** God has been completed. The three dragons can be captured, and XYZ will not be affected. The divine pillars are gathered together, and the four caps of Corolla cannot be moved (it will affect Z skills). Even the great bat, lion and brilliance masters can use it. Strange beasts gather together.
It looked fine from the beginning, but the more you read this book, the more depressing it becomes. Forget about the Waste Alliance, the protagonist is still uncomfortable living. There are all kinds of rules, it's better to live a comfortable life as a villain
Are you sure the protagonist and Angel can sleep in the same room? Wouldn't the angel's halo be so bright?
I finally found the Pokémon text for this hatching egg on the waste road, but it was too stupid. A quasi-god cost **$100,000, and a clownfish was 100 million. The price was outrageous. Someone encouraged the protagonist to fight, saying that if the protagonist won, he could give him 500,000, but if he lost, he would give him an ugly fish. The protagonist agreed without hesitation. Even the ugly fish is not yours, so you can use it to bet against each other. This kind of gambling is not possible. Only once, when the protagonist meets someone later, he will bet with him. As long as the other party wins, he will give him a rare Pokémon. If he loses, he will only borrow the other party's elf for a few days without paying anything. Others don't know the protagonist's golden finger.
The author, Shaobing, doesn't know how to write exciting articles at all, and keeps writing about depression and loss.
I think writing should be more rigorous. The three-meter-long Menas made me vomit. The arm span of ordinary people is about 1.8 Meters. Three meters is so short and weak.
It feels like you just treat Pokémon as a tool dad
As the title states, if something goes wrong, it depends on the protagonist alone. This is not the point. The point is that every time the protagonist catches the villain and hands it over to the alliance, people run away every time. You might as well let the protagonist kill him directly. I have read so many elf books, and this is the first time I have seen such a useless alliance.
Confining the protagonist like a strip*, and not being able to catch precious elves in the wild? ? What kind of law is this? The problem is that the protagonist still licks the alliance like a master, and others tie the chain around the protagonist's neck, and the protagonist still looks very proud.
The protagonist says that he is short of money every day, which makes me tired, and then sells tens of millions of things for hundreds of thousands, and some even give them away for free. He only talks about looking at other people's elves. With this system, you can go to the wild for a while and you will not be invincible directly. **The alliance is a mess wdnmd
Like the title, is it really good? Although the backpack ability will grow, it is not easy to always use your own elf tail as food.
I was convinced. They said that the protagonist wanted to use the gym to level up, so he kept losing to the gym on purpose. Every time he hit a gym, there were several chapters explaining how the protagonist acted. It was too poisonous.
It's better for the protagonist to be an orphan, otherwise he would have to worry about this and that when traveling far away, and he would have to be cautious about doing things.
The protagonist is a SB. Every day he either gambles with his elf or gives benefits to strangers. I just want to ask what do you think of the elf in your eyes? Are you an ordinary pet?
He keeps saying that he is short of money, but the baby dragon cannot be sold, but the round shark can be sold. After all, he is a quasi-god. There is nothing wrong with ten million for an egg. He is guarding the golden mountain and shouting that he is short of money. I have never seen such a heartless protagonist. Also, you made 2 million in the underground boxing ring and said that you will not be short of money in five years. You will not be short of money every day for five years, right? I am really speechless.
I'm really pissed off when I see this, and I'll pay you 100,000 yuan.
Has anyone tested the poison? Make a sound after testing.
That Zhou Li is too unreasonable, right?
Seeing Zhou Sisi makes me sick to my stomach, I might as well not write it
Metagross is not a cherished elf, you are lying to a ghost, is it a quasi-god, okay?
What is the role of the protagonist's father? The number of water words is obvious. Not only does he doubt the protagonist, he is also more ink-stained than a woman.
The heroine is a bit annoying, and the protagonist's character is a bit weak. Except for the elves, everything else is written like she has no opinion. She seems to have to agree to whatever others say, which is a bit annoying!