Western Fantasy: The Travelogue of a Slacking Elf

Why is there no one? Although the protagonist left the elf village and traveled along the way to see the scenery and taste the food, I think it is quite warm. There are no popular plots like killing and pretending to be a b. Moreover, the protagonist has a mouthless attribute and has a very low-key travel while hiding his identity [crying]

It's been updated, but I'm very sorry to have bad news. I will most likely cancel my favorites and won't watch it again. Sorry author Very slow-cooked, very everyday, with lots of descriptions of the food, and it looks very delicious. It's a pity that I don't know much about cooking. When I use some words during the cooking process, my eyes turn black. Because it has been clearly stated that it is daily, the main line is very slow and reasonable. Others: Even though I haven't played Saint Katia, I know it's Katsia from the Tide, which is understandable. And then there's the Frilian-style road movie Invincible? Maze rice diet description? I haven't seen the original work so I'm not sure, so I have a question mark. It's okay that the previous plot has not been unfolded. It can capture the homesickness in the introduction. After the world view is expanded, I am not that interested. It is torture to follow the slow progress. Moreover, I feel that Charlotte's psychological description and oral language have a sense of national youth. I still have to read the author's narration and background story setting in the text? ! That's understandable. But it didn't quite fit the kind of invincible loneliness I was pursuing at the beginning. Thank you for meeting me these days (weeks?)

A very slow-paced Western fantasy road trip food article with a lot of descriptions of food. The heroine is emotionally cold, and she is constantly understanding and learning. The design of the NPC is flesh-and-blood, and the story is warm, which is biased toward Fulillian. The demons that appeared during the festival were a bit unexpected and were not explained before. However, it is not surprising that demons appear in Western fantasy themes.

According to the quality and word count of this book, it shouldn't be without a rating. Is it because the audience for Western fantasy is too small or that no one likes to watch Travel? Also: Try not to watch it at night, as it can easily break the bank.

It's very beautiful. The description of the scenery is very serious and delicate. You can see that it has been put into it, but it is too slow to become popular. It is difficult to become popular in the current Internet environment and without a fan base. There is not much traffic. I hope that Halogen can continue to update. Come on.

Suitable for chronic people [Send Heart]

How shameless The food is really well written (Show me I'm hungry)

In fact, the author is writing an autobiography, and I really want to eat the delicious food in it (><)

It's beautiful, it's what I think of as a Western fantasy. [Shy] It's a good book, but it has one drawback: I can't read it at night because I'll make myself hungry. [Makes a face] This is why I eat extra food at night. [Sending Hearts]

The writing style is very good, and the descriptions are very detailed. However, I haven't read the foreshadowing and other chapters that stimulate reading interest. The book is a good book, but the biggest problem is that I have no motivation to read it.