Spirit Encyclopedia: Starting with a Contract with Feng Ling'er

Let's talk about the advantages first: the writing is good, the daily life is very warm, the setting is also very novel, and the description of the elves is also quite good. It is a rare masterpiece in elf literature. Let's talk about the shortcomings: The combat power is severely suppressed. No matter how many adventures the protagonist has, his peers will always be refreshed to the same level as the protagonist next time they appear, giving people the feeling that if there are no adventures, the protagonist will be kicked to death... Then there is a setting problem. The protagonist's parents were trapped in order to save the Federation. Not only did the Federation fail to rescue them, they even swallowed the secret realm that the protagonist's parents left for the protagonist and planned to use it as a reward for the competition. The protagonist had to hide his talent in order to save his life. On this point alone, other novels would be in a situation where it would be a fight to the death, but judging from the author's description, the Federation is good elsewhere, except that the protagonist is a pure villain, and it feels like the left and right brains are fighting against each other. Also, can anyone tell me why the protagonist has been climbing the Tower of Wind for so long but still can't break through as quickly as Yun Yun and Cui Haozhe? Then what's the point of the protagonist climbing this tower? Isn't it to speed up the breakthrough? I don't see any opportunities for the two of them? Overall, the flaws outweigh the flaws, and it's worth a read if you like elf literature.

This book is quite good. Although I haven't read many beast-controlling novels, all I have read are excellent ones. This novel is very comfortable to read. I think the settings are relatively new (I personally like the new settings very much). However, many settings can be explained more clearly, but the title is a bit sloppy. It gives me the same feeling as unscientific beast-controlling. It is not about the style and content, but the comfortable feeling. Come on, come on.

Based on the current situation, combined with the general environment of Tomato, I think it can be given four stars. It feels like a smooth and comfortable read without any poisonous points. But this kind of balance sometimes means a bit mediocre. The progress of the story makes me feel a bit slow, the tension of the plot is not enough, and the description of the battle scenes is a bit mediocre. However, the author has been constantly updating, so those who like beast-controlling novels can read it. It is recommended. Okay, I admit, it's a little prettier than I thought. Sometimes, just one or two words can create a very interesting character. For example, the scene where the heroine and the hero have a heart-to-heart talk makes me feel that that scene is as delicate as all the previous descriptions of the heroine. I hope the author can keep at it and grasp the rhythm. It will definitely be a very good book (pure love is invincible).

Maybe it's because I've watched too much of Quanfa. From the end of the Zheng Yang chapter, I felt that it was very similar to Quanfa. Zhao Mingsi and Zhao Manyan in the dark film really put me in a trance. They both called Fan Ge, and then in the later scenes, they fought Kraken and competed with Neon. They all corresponded to the plot of Quanfa. The current national server competition is very enjoyable to watch, and the cheap ones are just right. The naming style of the gods is very cool. The king of sky and wind, the king of light and law, they are so handsome. To be honest. Even though I skipped the Shadow Chapter (I couldn't watch it for some reason), the ending was still predictable, so the foreshadowing was quite good, not confusing or brain-burning, and the taste was just right. [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

Too few people have read it. The writing is really good, and the elves are all very unique. The elf battles are detailed and very comfortable to read. The only flaw is that the story develops a bit slowly. The Wind King has written more than 300 chapters, and then the Dark King, Light Love? Mechanical? There are also the elves who upgrade the contract later. It will probably be a long novel with thousands of chapters when it is finished. This data is really worrying that the author will not be able to persevere. In short, the book is a good book. Although the pace of the book is a bit slow at the beginning, the world view of the elves is very well written. It is highly recommended to those who like elven literature.

It's really beautiful. This kid Su Fan is actually a dick. Yes, our protagonist should be like this! Also, little couple 99, as long as you also kiss Su Jiang, we will be good friends hahahahaha. Zheng Yang's chapter is really good-looking. Zhengyang is a very gentle city, a beautiful place. It is the place Su Fan is most familiar with, and he has good friends and mentors. Teacher, are we, Su Fan, four golden ones serious? Hahahahaha, it's really a genius. Qingyu is an elf that currently has no talent bonus, but behind us Qingyu is the King of Sky and Wind? Hahahahahaha. In addition, wait for Zheng Yang's demon passage. In five years, many people will come back to elbow him. I kept crying during the Magic City chapter. What exactly was added to the trials in those chapters! ! I really cried like a dog. I'm not allowed to use the family knife! Hey! I cried so much when I saw those knives articles that I couldn't help but write a book review. The writing is really good. The genius should be honest and have adventures and talents, and the protagonist should cheat and become the best in the world! I only have one request, don't kill our protagonist, and everyone around me, as the protagonist, please live well! If the protagonist can't save everything, then our role as the protagonist, Su Xiaofan, is not in vain!

It's very interesting, the logic is relatively delicate, and there are many unique settings and plots, but maybe not many people read it because it's not a cool novel. It is one of the few elves or beast-controlling texts that can be read.

I watched the previous part and it's very nice. The rhythm is quite comfortable and the melody is mainly relaxing. I hope the author will write less plots about the feud within the Federation (because it's a bit poisonous and external troubles but not internal peace). Come on.

I have just finished reading the first volume, and I feel that the climax is pretty good. Originally seeing the fateful connection between Jiang Wanning and Su Fan, I thought that Jiang Wanning would be patched up in the future, so that she could help Su Fan more in real crises in the future, so as not to become Su Fan's weakness, and to have more rights to know and share the responsibility with Su Fan. But after reading the summary at the end of the volume and learning that Jiang Wanning's original ending was death, it seems that this story must be about Su Fan taking on all the responsibility to save the world. Before growing up, everyone is very powerless in the face of real disasters [Sending Hearts]

At present, there are more than 50 pictures that are okay. Some of the elf's skills have been thought through. At least the name of the protagonist's elf is not perfunctory (I can't stand the protagonist's elf being called Xiaobai, Xiaohei, etc.) The emotional line is the best I have ever seen with a female protagonist, but I still recommend marking it. When the female protagonist appears, she does not mention the relationship between men and women. This kind of relationship can easily remind people of the kind of literature where all the female characters are ambiguous. I don't know why the rating is so low. I will support it first. I will see if other comments are overwhelming and whether it will be serious in the future.