In the Middle Ages, I Created an Elf From the Start

This score is well deserved. It is the author's ability to write a book written by an iron man that has the same flavor as a palace battle story written by a woman. I feel that the author would be the kind of person who traveled to ancient times and became an emperor, and would treat harem battles as a drama about chasing palaces for fun.

"About me, a diaosi, who traveled to medieval Europe and became a creator, and then lived with my creations as equals and fell in love." It looks so good, everyone loves it😋

Raise Western fantasy wives in the Middle Ages and become Pokémon masters! Collection of different types of wives, so awesome

It looks good, keep it up, it should get a rating of 9 or above There are too many daily pages, the male protagonist has no ambition, and the synthesis formula is very slow. Even if I show a few failed ones, it feels like I have only synthesized less than ten in a few months, including the failed ones, and the character of the elf has collapsed. Everything else is fine. If the elf still can't tell the difference between the big and small kings, this one can be abandoned.

It's pretty good. It would be more intuitive if the plot were divided into volumes. Each volume has one main heroine, or there can be more than one, to avoid having some become transparent later on. There are also road trips, staying in one place all the time, some things such as obtaining materials, the girl's background, etc. May be difficult to write.

Not bad, the idea is quite good, the creator of myths and legends in the middle ages without magic. This is also an online article that makes people miss Angel E Club after reading it. The female characters I specifically selected will probably be on the must-try list of Western Fantasy. There are currently three of them, and there are also mass-produced miscellaneous soldiers. I am curious about the follow-up development. The elf is basically a wandering wild child, which is not very lovable, but this is also its personality. Other minor problems are not considered serious problems for the time being. Oh my god, the score is still for boxing, so change it back to 5 points ### Let's deduct 1 point. There are two obvious traces of AI that have not been proofread. One is the unicorn shadow clone in the latest chapter, and the other is the inconsistency when the angel enters the village to execute the order. I'm not against AI, but writers still have to be careful

The quality of the content is quite good. The setting is medieval Europe, a world without extraordinary powers. The second heroine is well portrayed. The problem with the first one lies in the character setting. Rather than being an orphan who grew up in the church, it is more like a spoiled and possessive young lady. But overall it is good. As long as she is not so violent and gives the first heroine a little more tolerance, it will be fine. If the quality can be maintained, it will be a book that can be continued.

So far it's very good to watch, and I hope it gets better and better. Also, can you please stop calling the male lead the boss? It's too dramatic!

I really like this sense of daily life. The protagonist is slowly creating things. It is not like other books about creating monsters that bring chaos to the world. There is a kind of plain beauty.

The writing style is average, the plot is not confusing, the characters are unique, the subject matter is not cliché, and there are occasionally a few humorous words in the normal and serious text. Overall, it is a very good book. I hope to continue to work hard and do better.