Pokémon, Pokémon, and Pokemon were the motivation to complete my homework when I was young. After growing up, as I experienced all kinds of things in society, the word "emotion" became more and more missed. Sometimes when browsing the web, I will randomly click on an advertisement for a game about elves. At night, I may dream that I am back when I was a child, shouting in a very middle-grade manner, "Come out, Daju."
So after much thought, I reviewed the elf animation several times with my computer in hand, preparing to sort out and build up the dreams I have had over the years. Well, it's all about writing.
I only see faces that haven't changed. After all, as I get older, the cartoon character that had the most profound impact on me in my childhood seems to have changed. It's really hard to adapt to it. So don't bring it into the back and into the game. The author really doesn't play this kind of game.
There is no system, and there are some small time-travel benefits. This is the author's first elf novel, and it must be finished. If you don't like it, I'm sorry, but I won't change it. Well, capricious, that is.
Reader comments
Since the author mentioned that this is his first time writing an elf series, I must support him.
It should be Boss Cordora, after all, it can't be that it hasn't evolved to its final form after so many years.
Who is the protagonist's initial elf?
Since the author mentioned that this is his first time writing an elf series, I must support him.
It should be Boss Cordora, after all, it can't be that it hasn't evolved to its final form after so many years. Who is the protagonist's initial elf?
It's so beautiful, come on