The Strongest Summoner's Elf System

The character of the protagonist is not well developed, the plot is too cliche, and the writing is too green.

Generally, people's life span is much longer than that of dogs. For people, raising a dog is just one thing in a certain stage of life, while for a dog, it spends its whole life with its owner, from birth to death, and the relationship with the owner is the entirety of its life. When it is too old to walk, maybe its owner is still alive and healthy, but it can only die alone. I think it may be more painful than watching its dying owner. Goodbye my friend, actually I still want to run with you by the river; accompany you to work; want to see your unwillingness when you teach me to pick up the ball again; want to be in the old place, waiting for you to come back. But I'm really old and can't walk anymore. I watched the movie "Hachiko". When Parker passed away, Hachiko came to the station and still waited quietly. Maybe he already knew "Hey, I don't have to wait any longer, he won't come back." However, how could Hachiko let Parker go? Just like the encounter at the station that year, it was not you who found me, but I found you. I will find you, just like before, so I will still be here waiting for you. What would happen if the person who left that day was not Parker, but Hachiko? Would Parker leave this sad place like his wife, start a new life and dilute this relationship? Every day when I get off work, I stare at the flower stand at the station and say softly: "Hachiko, be good, let's go home." Everyone, at some point, is like Hachiko, guarding and waiting for the person who belongs to his destiny, Ning Que Don't worry, just for that chance to look at each other. If you are lucky, like Hachiko and Parker, they enjoy the best time of each other. If you are unlucky, just like Hachi and the white teddy, they pass by in a hurry. Just for that one life of loyalty, you can give up everything. "Just because you were here first"

This kind of third-rate clichéd opening has been used in many novels. Many authors like to give the pig's feet a green cap before giving him a golden finger. Does it make sense?

I admire the author for being able to write such disgusting things. When I read it, I couldn't bear to look at it. Besides, you coded it out.

The only thing that remains unchanged in the world is the truth that "everything is constantly changing." ?——Sri Lanka And I, Zongzheng Sichen. In order to change the world, I want to become the God of Love. "Si Chen Wants to Become the God of Love"

Monsters should also be considered beasts, right? . That means it can be summoned, right? The noble prince Sesshomaru in Inuyasha is very good😄

... The first chapter is really poisonous, can the author change it😂

Sure enough, he is a big shot. Mengxin admires him. Society.

Can you write a novel in which a time traveler travels to the Dragon Warrior 2 Star Dragon Sanctuary and becomes the end of the East?

I noticed that none of the tailed beasts in the introduction appeared.

Whenever the tailed beast is summoned, the nine-tailed beast jade can level a mountain in one go. It's simply a nuclear weapon-level monster. And it has no toxic side effects like "nuclear radiation".

Koda Duck is a pure water type. Although he can use psychic telekinesis and petrification skills, he is still a water type.

Then go check it out and watch Dragon Fighter 2: Star Dragon Sanctuary.

The author's next novel will be different from this one. The protagonist of the next novel is a soul that travels to different characters to seize their bodies. Become each character and experience the world yourself. For example. : Travel to the world of seven fairies in the Happy Land and become a fairy 🤭. Travel to the world of Journey to the West and become a golden cudgel. Travel to the world of Game of Thrones and become Snow or Dragon Mother. In short, it is a story about becoming various characters and experiencing various different experiences. The author's main purpose is to prevent readers from guessing 😁😁😁😁

What is the name of the evolved duck?