The World of Elves: I Have an Elf Interface

Not bad, pretty good-looking, I wish there wasn't a female protagonist

It's nice to watch, but it's slow to heat up. People who are impatient won't see much of it [Chigua]

I barely give it four stars because the plot is well written, but the data is really messed up. I'm really not a data flow person, and I don't pay attention to data when reading books in most cases. But the author puts too much emphasis on data, and you can't even read it if you don't want to. You said that you are wrong and can't remember the data, so why don't you write it so clearly? In the beginning, dozens or hundreds of monsters were killed at every turn, but in the end, the protagonist only rose one or two levels? Is this reasonable? There is also the main character's psychic ability. If you can't write it, don't write it. Except for the first time, it is not correct every time. One moment it is 30%, the next moment it is back to more than 20%, the next moment it is still 5% short of four stars, and the next moment it is still 25% short. It makes me tired just looking at it! The protagonist also thought for a moment that he was not familiar with that person, so why did he think that he was wanted by someone when he was approached by someone? How could a normal person, especially a normal high school student, be like this? Overall, if you want to kill time, this book is not bad. As long as you don't click on the comments and skip the author's data, you can still read about four to five hundred chapters!

Not bad. I read some comments and said that there will be beast-controlling bracelets in big cities in the future to store elves. In fact, you can use low-level bracelets and high-level ones to open up space for beast-controlling. After all, bracelets are foreign objects, and there are all kinds of elves. What if the bracelet is stolen, right?

Like it very much. At first I thought it was about Pokémon, but then I saw the Pokémon classification and saw the Slime King. I instantly felt a sense of déjà vu. The emotion was based on Dragon Quest. However, the writing is very good and systematic, but it doesn't make people feel like they are just trying to make up the word count. The setting is not too complicated, and the plot is also very good. The most important thing is that it is not a brainless and invincible novel! ! !

In fact, I think this book is a good one among beast-controlling novels. The protagonist and pet beasts are well described, and the setting is also very good, such as the small world of Goldfinger. However, the description of details is still not interesting, so I did not give it five stars. For example, when the protagonist was attacked earlier, he told the teacher 14 red dot suspects, but nothing happened. At least the hole was filled in. The second thing is about gold finger points to strengthen the pet beast. Although the points can be exchanged for good things, before contracting the second pet beast, I saw that the male protagonist only got a medium beast master's physique, speed and energy control potions, and at most the breath of elements, and that's all. After the male protagonist became familiar with the golden finger, almost all the evaluations I saw were B or above. A B is 300 points. No matter where these points go, a potion is worth 100 points. It is no problem to unlock a few more potions. Precisely because the attack is weak, it is more important to unlock attack potions so that the pet can develop better. In the end, the pace was a bit too slow. It took the protagonist about 130 chapters to go from the first pet beast to the second. I saw other comments complaining that the second pet beast was a slime. Although I couldn't figure out why the little flower essence's egg contracted a slime, the speed of contracting the pet beasts must be fast. The best effect is to have an interval of 100 chapters. Otherwise, it will easily lead to the psychological gap of readers who have finally contracted a second pet, but the second pet is not enough. The book is still good. It pays attention to details and rhythm. Good luck to the author.

It's pretty good. The only drawback is choosing the slime egg. The price of a one-star slime is probably the same as Shui Yingying at most. It's a waste of Fengyun's selection opportunity. Choosing a two-star three-star as his third elf or exchanging points is better than choosing a slime egg. If it doesn't work, let Fengyun exchange this opportunity for other conditions.

The plot is compact and the overall atmosphere is great, but there are always villains. There are villains at every stage, different villains. First, there is a small gangster villain who is more talented than the protagonist, and then there is a foul-mouthed villain among his classmates. I thought that the new environment would finally eliminate him, and then another villain appeared who competed with the protagonist for a spot. This has not been resolved yet, and a pair of big family villains appeared at the gate of the secret realm. Why are there so many villains?

It's strange that not many people have read such a good book. The fighting scenes and characters described by the author are very vivid. The protagonist is wise and protective but passionate. He is not the kind of person who can't walk when he meets a girl. His unique style of doing things and his online IQ make me think this is a normal upgrade novel.

I have read more than 600 chapters, and the highlight is that the descriptions of the characters getting along in the book are quite funny and natural, and there is no female protagonist. I really haven't seen a female protagonist. Basically, there are no female characters. This is great! And it's quite contrary to the routine. Generally speaking, those who control beasts usually take part in college entrance examination competitions and then participate in various college competitions. In this case, [laughing and crying] I couldn't participate due to physical reasons, and I was trapped in the wild for two years to do tasks. If I'm tired, I think it describes too much fighting with wild elves. Sometimes I skipped reading, wanting to see what happens next [face covering] Overall, I'm still willing to give it five stars, so go ahead for the author!