Everyone Gets a Little Spirit: My Little Spirits Are a Bit Too Strong

The skills he learned were really random. They were obviously ghost and thunder types, but the skills he learned were electric. Finally, there was a skill from One Piece. I was convinced.

This bloodline mechanism is more outrageous than the qualification mechanism

The format is as follows. [Elf name] Bloodline Attribute [Skills, two skills above Diamond Bloodline] If everyone has good ideas, the author will add it.

This book is too crude and immature. There are a lot of setting issues. It's outrageous that a silver-quality item can be immune to all poisons.

Seeing as the various spiritual stones are exploded by killing monsters at the beginning, there is no reason why they shouldn't be exploded by food, right? And on the premise that the protagonist must explode the food, then if he can defeat monsters by himself and get the food, do he have to exchange it with the protagonist? Since someone is collecting the spirit stones, they are not fools. They must know that this thing is useful. After all, the protagonist has exchanged the early necessities.

Who was the wise person to put this on the list...

Can the elf be called by his name? It's embarrassing to keep calling him three words. Also, the protagonist has no sense of danger at all. When he sees a river, he wants to jump in. Is he not afraid of death?

Comments on Chapter 1: The Elf World [1, Asking for Flowers] in "Elf for All: My Elf Is 100 Million Points Strong" written by Sister Duoyu.

Where did Master Platinum get the diamond?

The bright sunlight in the morning shone into the room, which was very harsh. The sun is harsh, but it's okay