[Parallel World + Male Protagonist + Golden Finger + Arrival of Elves + Adventure + Competition + Cool Articles]
In the year 2438 of the Aquamarine Star Calendar, the plane of Aquamarine was linked to the Elf Plane. The laws of the Aquamarine world changed accordingly, and creatures like elves began to appear in large numbers on Aquamarine.
The charter that traveled from Earth Star Soul to Aquamarine Star, after merging with the soul of the original god, had a mutated mental power and was able to sense the aptitudes of the elves.
After being lucky enough to be selected as the second batch of trainers, Zhang Cheng, armed with a plug-in, confidently embarked on his legendary road!
Reader comments
Not bad, in terms of qualifications, high qualifications are invincible. There is very little written about training, and skill development is all up to you. Basically, it's to catch people with high qualifications, then fry fish because of their high qualifications, and then catch people with high qualifications to fight.
That's true. In a fight, levels are compared with attributes. When you come up, you sense that the opponent is a low-qualified one, so you can win it without any problem. If you sense the opponent with a medium-qualified one, you can take it. If you have high qualifications, I'm sorry, but I have the best qualifications, so I still take it. It has nothing to do with attributes and training. It seems that there is no plot to cultivate elf learning skills to expand the attack surface (I skipped to watch the battle to see if this is the case). It all depends on upgrading and self-study. However, with high qualifications, you are already invincible.
I have never understood whether this means upgrading in battle, or whether it depends on eating and fighting to level up.
It's okay, the upgrade method is explained later.
It is a good book with high-quality content and the author's writing is online. It is worth reading.
Not bad, in terms of qualifications, high qualifications are invincible. There is very little written about training, and skill development is all up to you. Basically, it's to catch people with high qualifications, then fry fish because of their high qualifications, and then catch people with high qualifications to fight. That's true. In a fight, levels are compared with attributes. When you come up, you sense that the opponent is a low-qualified one, so you can win it without any problem. If you sense the opponent with a medium-qualified one, you can take it. If you have high qualifications, I'm sorry, but I have the best qualifications, so I still take it. It has nothing to do with attributes and training. It seems that there is no plot to cultivate elf learning skills to expand the attack surface (I skipped to watch the battle to see if this is the case). It all depends on upgrading and self-study. However, with high qualifications, you are already invincible.
I have never understood whether this means upgrading in battle, or whether it depends on eating and fighting to level up. It's okay, the upgrade method is explained later.
It is a good book with high-quality content and the author's writing is online. It is worth reading.
Very nice, keep it up
Still acceptable
The writing is pretty good, but a little lacking.