Pokemon: The Trainer with Daily Rewards

The world set by the author feels similar to our current world. I guess it was not long after the appearance of elves. There are no elf subjects in high schools. There is no elf university after Chapter 50. There were no elves in my parents' generation. Many people are not familiar with elves. Prices are also very low. It is rare to see elf food costing only tens or hundreds of yuan. What I like most is that the male protagonist is surrounded by normal people and there is no bloody slap in the face plot. The elves that the male protagonist has recovered are not popular elves, they are something that ordinary people can own. I am really tired of seeing those popular elves. I haven't seen a female protagonist so far, nor a school beauty. I think it's very good. The author just needs to keep this style of writing. Come on.

It's pretty good. The elves here have only been around for a short time. The county still focuses on learning, and trainers haven't become mainstream. The relationship with the elves is a bit difficult at the beginning, but later it feels like a partner. The training is good, but the battle writing is a bit poor. The family atmosphere is good. The author is probably good at writing chronicles. So far, it's okay. The back is usually

The overall atmosphere is very gentle and comfortable to watch. Of course, ordinary people turn a blind eye to the super productivity of elves and still feel that it is not good when they see the elves' university. This is indeed an insult to the intelligence of normal people in the book. You must know that Pokémon has begun to truly represent energy reversal.

It's okay, but the world view is not introduced. How can Pokémon and learning be separated? Rural grandmothers, children, and parents don't feel that they understand Pokémon very well.

It's unexpectedly good-looking. There are no poisonous points in the current 31 chapters, and there is no pretentiousness or slap in the face. It's very comfortable to listen to.

It's not bad, but the protagonist's character seems to have some problems. When I read it, I found that whether it was with my parents, friends, classmates, or elves, I felt a little alienated from them.

It feels okay. If I read it as a daily novel, I feel that the family members in it are too realistic.

It's true to have a normal conversation

This book is very everyday but also seems to be quite interesting. I hope there won't be any interruptions!

Emmm, it's pretty good, a little different from the Elf Question I watched before. It's quite good, it has a first-person perspective feeling, which is quite good.