Elf: Invincible Starts with Simulating an Insect-Catching Boy

I have only watched four simulations so far. It is not a common dialogue form that pops up sentence by sentence, but a very real experience that belongs to one person. The story is very short, but whether it is the bitter and painful life of the insect catching boy or the son of the down-and-out insect hall owner and the fire king. The deep love and youthful spirit of the child, or the lonely but realistic ending of the commoner genius researcher and Eevee, the thrilling and glorious life of the God Maker, the progress may soon fall short of the very specific bond with Pokémon that some people want. And so on, but it is very consistent with the simulation situation. The author really writes it very well. Please keep writing it. Also, my favorite among the first four simulations is the second one. Both of them are good babies. As Lin Ye said: The king can't come to play with his old friends. Well, it really feels like I am still the same high-spirited genius boy no matter how many years. The ending with the battle with the protagonist makes me feel inexplicably excited. I really like it😍. Finally, let me say that these simulations written by the author are really super good🤩

Fortunately, the plot in the simulation didn't last long, and the real chance wasn't too draggy. It felt pretty good.

It feels very good-looking, has no poisonous points, and has no lag in combat power.

Very well. It's just that the role is somewhat related to the surname Lin. Almost everyone I come into contact with is not named Lin. [Cover face][cover face] The ups and downs are the ultimate regret. Plain and simple is the truth

So far, it doesn't make me feel as uncomfortable as the last book [Thinking]

Come on, author! A few more pictures are not enough. [Code to live][code to live][code to live]

You are already a mature commenter and you need to learn to break the zero reply on your own!

It doesn't feel like a simulation, it feels more like watching a short drama, completing the simulation, and then receiving the reward.

The book is very beautiful, the writing is smooth and tight, and it feels updated😌