A Dream Sets Sail: The Elves’ Journey

Ye You, the protagonist of this book, Zhang Hanyu's good friend, should be the original protagonist of this elf fusion real world. If Zhang Hanyu had not traveled through time, Ye You should be the son of this elf's real world, or have such a position. (If you don't understand, it's just like the protagonist travels to the world of Battle Through the Sky and his friend is Xiao Yan. Ye You's position here is equivalent to Xiao Yan, otherwise Ye You's luck cannot be explained. (´-ω-`))

Not bad, but the update is too slow. I want to hurry up! Also, does the protagonist have abilities behind him, such as: the power of waveguide?

I feel that the writing is quite good, and it is a novel that gradually becomes stronger. However, I personally feel that the second elf flying mantis is still a bit weak. I feel that the strength is not good in the later period. I hope that the elf behind is handsome and strong. I feel that the protagonist is not the protagonist, but my good friend Ye You is. I also hope that the protagonist's growth can be accelerated a little. Finally, I recommend the author to read an elf book for reference. If you have read it, I didn't say: I really didn't expect to be a trainer. This is the best elf novel in my opinion. As expected of you, Teacher Lu.

I'd better support it, the writing is still good, but I personally have never been a fan of praying mantises. I don't know why so many authors like to raise praying mantises, and this mantis doesn't seem to have anything special, and the upper limit is not high. In addition, the characterization of the protagonist is a bit poor, and the supporting character is more like the protagonist. Come on!

Yes, except for the supporting character Ye You, who is a bit overshadowed by the protagonist, the writing style has been strengthened in the battle scenes and daily life. The outline process can be advanced faster, but the plot is a bit slow. There are too many daily descriptions, which are like running accounts and can be cut appropriately. There is a bit too much to say. Come on, author!

Great! I hope the author will work harder and find a book worth reading.

It looks good, but the author and the donkeys of the production team don't take such a break.

Come on, update. Author, I really like this book. I give it a five-star review. You have to work hard.

The author keeps up the good work.

There's no reason to send them away with five stars! As long as they don't appear in anime, I like them all and I'm tired of watching them!