Talent System: Create an All-Gold Talent Elf!

The main function of the golden finger: the system will give the host a talent every day, and the host can give the talent to the corresponding target. This function failed to work in the first 30 chapters. The main character had a bad face anyway, so the golden finger in the first 30 chapters was completely gone. Xiaoxiao recommends new readers to read Chapter 37 first. A rough summary of the first 36 chapters: 1. Only my grandmother is good to the protagonist, but she passed away two years ago. 2. So please ask the electric dragon to take care of the protagonist. 3. Fortunately, grandma has a female apprentice who also cares about the protagonist. 4. The protagonist's first pet is the fire camel (the second elf is the electric dragon) 5. During the field experience, I encountered two hunter attacks (both were killed by the protagonist) 6. The biggest receipt in the wild: get the baby dragon elf egg 7. The third elf: Slowpoke with the qualification of Heavenly King (has Lugia Blessing talent) Just these 7 things, other plots are boring [laughing] Chapter 45 and 46: Licking the bag to obtain the qualification of King of Sticky Baby, the protagonist went to the black market and sold it [laughing and crying] Reason: I have a baby dragon, and I can't afford to raise a sticky baby [face covering] From Chapter 42, the main function of Goldfinger starts to work.

It's pretty good, but something seems to be missing, right? I've almost read chapter 300, and the dragon egg hasn't hatched yet. . . Or am I remembering the novel wrong? Not the same book?

Talents should be ordinary, medium, high (lower) elite (medium) gym (upper) (special) quasi-king, king, quasi-champion, champion, quasi-master, master. If you can't afford a quasi-god, I think it can be changed to a dragon type, a super elf or a duplicate, it's better than saying you can't afford it😅

A good Pokémon novel, not too poisonous, worth reading

It's okay, but the baby dragon has almost 200 pictures and hasn't hatched yet? ? ?

[Talents are divided into eight qualities: white, green, blue, purple, orange, red, gold, and color]

It's really good. At least in this book, the mythical beasts are quite capable. Unlike other books, the cultivation of mythical beasts for thousands of years is not as good as that of ordinary elves who can practice for more than ten or several years.

A very good book. It may have some minor flaws, but it is already very good. Five stars to encourage it, but the number of words is a bit less.

Although the plot is a bit cliche, the protagonist's decisive character makes up for it.

It looks good. I think the Shen family can use it to make a wetware computer for the stars to help the protagonist deduce. Or the Long family can directly use the blood sacrifice to awaken the ability.

It's very interesting. I've read the previous one and can trust the author's ability.

Come on, author, it looks great

Very nice, the rating is too low

It looks good and has its own unique writing style

The plot is well developed, a little bit toxic, not Pokémon in the traditional sense, and has added talent plug-ins, but it's still pretty fun to watch.

The author's writing is very good, and it suits my taste very well. It is the best Pokémon book I have ever read. This is just a personal review.

I feel pretty good right now I just want to know why the level is still so low after paying for many powerful entries. There is still a Pokémon egg that has not hatched for many chapters yet🐣

Good, good, good

Okay, it feels good

Looks good! Come on

Very good elf writing! ! ! !

Come on author boss

It's very beautiful, come on, author

Very beautiful, I watched it in two days

Love it, love it, very good, recommended!

The protagonist doesn't know how to make love to girls, recommended

It's okay, don't dig into it, I feel like I'm being squeezed out.

It's not bad, but I feel that the combat power is increased a bit too quickly, which means that the mythical beast has stolen the limelight of the protagonist elf...

This is a pretty good Pokémon book, but there are a lot of typos and omissions. The author should not pay much attention to the paragraph comments. A lot of errors have not been corrected. Impressive reading experience

Very very very beautiful