Pokemon: I Have a Portable World Tree Farm

I've listed the authors. You can take a look [smile] [smile] [smile] Pokémon Food Slow beast tail, Green onions from green onion duck, Olive oil from Oliva, Giant claw crab, iron wall gun shrimp, iron mastiff lobster, the claws of the hairy crab, Paras, the mushroom of the sleeping mushroom, The eggs of happy eggs, Big milk jugs of milk, Cauliflower monkey leaf vegetables, tropical dragon banana, The seeds of the sunflower monster, Puddles of juice/wine, The honey of three bees, The small cones of Sakura treasure, lily root baby leaves, Seeds of the sandbell cactus, The cute and busy pollen balls with bows, Sweet bamboo sweat, The sour juice of the apple dragon, The sweetness of the rich honey dragon, Horrible pot of (real) black tea, Paparazzi bag of yeast, The rock salt of the Salt Djinn, Hot baby's front teeth (pepper), The meat of the sturgeon, Cream Fairy's Cream Nine flavors and seven kinds of candy decorations, totaling 63 types in total: milky vanilla, milky red diamond, milky matcha, milky mint, milky lemon, milky snow salt, red diamond mixed, caramel mixed, three-color mixed and other flavors; sugar decorations: strawberry, heart, clover, wild berry, star, flower, bow, etc. The following are unofficial ingredients that I personally feel can be regenerated: Mililong's rice, Come to Bei Chucha (Masterpiece) matcha or tea, Crown King's carrot.

It's okay, but the writing style is still quite, emmm, immature? The plot is a bit like an old novel, emmm, but it doesn't have any big bad points anyway, emmm, the transition of the plot is not too fast. At present, it is daily combat, training, cooking, farming, and space [thinking] [eating melon]. I feel like I can write quite a lot. Finally, if you are interested in Pokémon, you can read it. It's a cool story, but it's not an invincible story, but it certainly won't be frustrating. After all, the protagonist's background is so strong.

It's fairly easy to read. The main plot is the daily interactions with the elves. There is actually relatively little practice. The main thing is to just go over it in one go, rely on the system to unlock the proficiency bonus of a certain move, and then let the elves practice it by themselves. The novice gift pack given at the beginning is quite sufficient, including portable space and the World Tree. In other novels, the World Tree can be regarded as a plug-in that can only appear in the middle and late stages, not to mention the portable space that can expand with the growth of the World Tree. Then this portable space can continue to grow other tree fruits and even pasture. The protagonist can travel around with a group of elves. At present, it is mainly focused on collecting productive operations, such as Frost Milk Fairy, Sweet Bamboo, and even Big Milk Can What's a pity is that the battle plot mainly relies on the hang at the beginning to crush you all the way. Because of the bonus of the World Tree, elves who stay in space for a long time can gradually improve their qualifications. Including the elf cubes produced by the protagonist, and even the dishes, high-level ones can permanently add various attributes of the elf. Continuous superposition of bonuses allows the protagonist to beat various elves along the way. When it reaches about seventy or eighty, it will be very soon anyway. Even if the protagonist dies, the height of the world tree can be reduced to resurrect the protagonist in the space. Moreover, the protagonist may not necessarily die. There is a space god in the space. If there is an emergency, he can be sent out to fight for a period of time.

It's quite good. The overall style is a relatively comfortable farming novel, not fast-paced or high-pressure. However, the interaction between the protagonist and some elves does feel a bit funny and ambiguous. It seems to make people laugh or cry. But to be honest, in the opinion of an old bookworm like me, this book is not actually five-star, but Tomato's novels are all free, and the author also needs support. The writing is very careful, not the kind of AI writing, but with his own emotions, so I still give the author some encouragement and support. I hope he can write better and better, come on💪

It's super beautiful [Adoration], and it's a breath of fresh air in urban elf writing. Don't be ambiguous, just cultivate the elf properly, and intersperse some short stories. It's very good. Don't stop updating it [send my heart] [send my heart] [send my heart]! ! ! ! ! !

It's a bit bland, but it's also a qualified daily article. It's neither too small nor too big. So far, it doesn't have any serious flaws. I think a score of about 8 is quite reasonable. A score of 6/7 feels a bit too low, and I don't understand it.

It looks good, it looks good, I hope it won't be interrupted or ended hastily.

It's very well written and has the feeling of the Pokémon world.

I just picked up the author's book today and read it in one sitting. The content is very interesting. Lin Xiu also treats Pokémon very gently, which is very interesting. (Quick update)

I really think the writing is pretty good, much better than some mindless cool articles.