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It's pretty, I think

To be honest, this book gave me the feeling that the protagonist has a good personality, he is not a weak-minded person, and he is also very particular about his work. Sometimes he makes a bet with the elves, and if the other party loses, he will also give the elves energy cubes. This kind of behavior really makes me feel good. The serious science elf did not engage in any messy operations, and the interaction with the elf was also very loving. It made me feel that the elf is no longer a background board. There is even a lot of interaction between the protagonist's elf. The protagonist faces the elf with a knife, a mouth, a heart, and so on. Although the elves all like the protagonist, they still have their own favorite things (the pranks of Gengar and Charizard). Many articles will subconsciously blur the movements of the elves. Except when the protagonist is acting, the personality of the elves cannot be seen at all, which makes me feel that the elves are very similar to their puppets. There is just a slight flaw. When the elves were popularized, many of the elves who were popularized were pulled over without any interaction with the protagonist. I think it can be like Big Tongue Bei, where the protagonist interacts with them, such as telling them to do a favor or something.

This book is more realistic than other popular science books. Some parts of other popular science books are really bad. For example, they evolve after a few chapters. It is easier to collect elves than cabbage. The official has no doubts about where the protagonist got the elves from. Etc... This book still made me feel comfortable reading [please update]

I would like to express my personal opinion. It is well written, as it reflects people's various views on elves, a strange creature, at the beginning. It is very real, and the science of elves is also very good. When I was reading it, I felt that I had to finish it. But after reading it, I didn't feel that there was any paragraph that I wanted to read again. This book can only make you addicted while reading, but it is not good after reading it. I can also understand the hasty ending because of the poor performance of the book. Although the ending is a bit sloppy, it is not a bad ending. All in all, the book is good, you can read it

It's very nice, but can we search for the sounds of elves? For example, Gardevoir's cry is "Gardevoir", Bobo's cry is "Bo~", and Bibi's cry is "Beep~". Other sounds like this look a bit awkward.

The basic identification is edible level~ Although the setting in the early stage has a somewhat unpleasant rhythm, it is still ok later~ In the later stage, I feel that the barrage of water friends can be appropriately reduced. After all, if it is not a popular science article, it can be considered to be less involved. The integration of elves into society can be appropriately inserted as an embellishment, but it doesn't feel like too much~~Finally, the author, when will you fill the hole of the food shortage setting! ! ! ! ! I feel very unhappy when I think about my Pokémon starving in the wild, so I can't help but give you one less star⭐! Hurry up and get to work filling the holes! [Angry][angry]

Where can I find such a conscientious author? He updates three or four times a day. It's really unjustifiable not to give five stars.

As someone who doesn't know much about elves, I really enjoyed watching it. Strengthen your understanding of elves. I want to see their expressions when they find out there are males in Gardevoir. It will definitely be exciting. [You taste carefully]

It's pretty good. As for what everyone doesn't like, it's definitely because people don't care where the anchor comes from so much knowledge about Pokémon, but it doesn't matter to me, because the anchor has at least been guiding everyone to think about the good things about Pokémon. Tomato has a lot of Pokémon literature, but it goes against the beautiful utopian world of traditional Pokémon (if I didn't like Pokémon's urban dark literature, I might not even read it)

It's good to read. This book has no heroine and is a pure popular science novel. There are no plots or overly passionate battles. However, the protagonist works hard to help humans and elves in the world integrate with each other, and searches for his lost elves. In the end, he also clarifies the reason for the integration of the world.