The Mission System of the Elf World

Uh, can the author be less self-conscious? It seems a bit dramatic, and why the protagonist's words always make me feel like I'm watching a hot-blooded anime about a second-year boy. It's better to be steady and rational.

Everything else is good, but the reward setting of this system is simply extremely poisonous (I have encountered this setting too). It is better not to have the system, so that readers will not be entangled!

Then Bobo can supplement his nutrition by eating green caterpillars

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I felt uncomfortable watching it. I was speechless when I saw around chapter 60 that the protagonist was in danger again three times in a row, once with Arbor Snake, once with Lada, and now again with the Needle Bee Group. I was confused. Did I take Lada's lesson to heart as promised? Not to mention that you don't have the means and resourcefulness to make honey, let's just say that you do, but you haven't figured out the strength of the giant needle bee group opposite, so how can you be sure? To be honest, I like to read dark elf novels not because they are written in a unique way or because the author has a high level of writing. In fact, it is simply because they are written like a normal person who has an IQ and knows how to be clever. For example: I remember that there was an elf text that also wrote about how to get a group of giant needle bees. He let the ones that were faster than the giant needle bees seduce them. If the number was small, he would bring them into an ambush circle. If there were too many, he would let them go out for a spin and get rid of them, then come back and reply before continuing. But this is different for you. You start stealing without consuming the opponent's strength first, and then you are driven away like a dead dog. This reminds me of the sentence No zuo No die. Another point is that when others are in danger, disaster comes from the sky, but you just do it because you are not capable enough and do it forcefully.

The elves have their own world and food chain. The protagonist's Bobo defeated the green caterpillar for the first time. The protagonist also killed the green caterpillar. Why didn't Bobo eat it? The existence of the food chain means that it is not possible to only eat tree fruits. Birds are willing to eat bugs. Since we are following the reality genre, why is this happening on the food chain?

Now I'm reading Chapter 64, the part about fighting the Needle Swarm. I could bear the establishment of Team Rocket before, but I can't bear it here. You say you regard the elves as brothers, but in fact you don't care about their life and death at all. You only think about revenge and treasures. Have you ever thought about them? You couldn't beat the giant needle swarm before, but now that your injuries haven't healed, you think you can beat it? Hao Li was so seriously injured, but instead of treating him, you gave him a large injection of swarm. Is this your attitude towards brothers of life and death? Ridiculous.

I feel like this protagonist is truly a god. . . At the beginning, he threatened to conquer Bobo and killed a green caterpillar. He faced the dangers of elves every day, and then he felt that elves are indeed human beings' partners. . . . When you saved Nidoran, you just relied on your passion and let it go if you got cold. Have you ever thought that you might still kill Bobo, and even get close to Nidoran to feed him, instead of helping it get stimulated and directly hit you to achieve the finale? When I was fooling Kaido later, I didn't feel like I had any brains at all. I felt that both the protagonist and Kaido needed melatonin. Then, greedy for profit, he wanted to steal honey even though he had just been taught a lesson by Lada. Forget it, I finally saved my life, and after a long time of being pretentious and growing up, the child's temper got into trouble with the giant bees, so why did I ignore the conference and just wanted to kill them? . . Where did you get the confidence? You were talking about your partner Elf, saying you were worried about Haoli. So shouldn't you go to the hospital at this time? It is said that growth without a system is nothing, so how can you not attend the conference and ignore the tasks? Then because the protagonist wants to fight the tail force, the elf is sneak attacked by the big tail force, and then under your command, he is injured and trying to defeat the big tail force. At this time, the Holy Mother has a seizure and starts to soften. . . . I'm afraid this is not wise. You said you were good friends, now you let their injuries be in vain? According to the thinking, the previous needle bees and the others were not also trying to protect the queen bee and the unicorn bee. Why should they give you the honey they worked so hard to dry? If you try to steal and someone else is defending themselves, are you still angry and want to take revenge and exterminate your clan? Then, as for the mysterious mission, you just talk about it directly, and you only have to tell people directly that it is a treasure. Fortunately, the person is not a bad person, nor is he too greedy. Otherwise, he would take it to the auction house for appraisal or keep raising the land price without saying anything else. After all, without saying anything, you know that the value of this thing can be seen, and it is better to steal it directly. . .

Something has changed since the establishment of Team Rocket. This reason cannot be the reason for the protagonist to receive material support. The protagonist is the only one in the world who knows that he wants to form a gang like Team Rocket? That Kaido is so easily fooled? Stop being too smart! It's really not okay for you.

The protagonist's system is too boring, so just pick up the reward and forget about it. But the protagonist still has to complete real-world tasks in order to get system rewards, which is too confusing! The protagonist is not as good as ordinary people. Ordinary people can just do the tasks directly. The protagonist also needs to meet the system conditions.... It would be better if the system is changed to guidance... The Rockets set up a fundamental minefield. The protagonist is a novice there to fool the big boss, and also sets up Yonko and Shichibukai. Shouldn't it be so poisonous....

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This kind of system setting is worse than throwing the system away. It feels like superfluous.

A: family affection b: love c: Friendship d: moral integrity

Everything is fine in the beginning, but the system tasks are a bit too complicated. First of all, you have to complete the tasks given to you by the system. Secondly, the system gives you task rewards and you have to complete a certain relevant plot in reality to get the rewards.

I just read Chapter 62, and I would like to give the author a suggestion. Don't add other anime elements to the elf text, because you can't guarantee whether people who like elves will like other anime. You can make it more realistic based on the elf world. In addition, the protagonist has a growth process, but don't be too stupid. The protagonist is already in his 20s. Now, after traveling through time and space, everyone has a better impression of the protagonist who is more mature and stable. There is also chapter 62 where I am not used to crying. To be honest, it is so old and a man won't shed tears easily. The protagonist's decision is what led to the current result. You can regret and self-examine, but don't end with crying in the end.

Don't you even read the book after you finish it? Read it from beginning to end. After reading, you will discover something.

Can the author read the illustrated book when writing a novel? There are many bugs

I took a look and found that after I fully subscribed, my fan base was ranked 25th. I felt that the author was a bit miserable. There are indeed problems with what the author wrote at the beginning, but the latter part is okay, and there are not so many poisonous points. I don't know if this is the first time the author has written it. If it is the first time, it is already very good. Hope it doesn't end badly.

I personally think there is no problem with the system rewards. I don't know if the author borrowed Dalong and died. Friends who don't understand can check it out. Well, I'm not advertising. I finished the book early and got all the glory. It cannot be said that the protagonist is lucky. Oh, and I have a suggestion for the author. Are there too many skills learned after evolution? Personally, I feel that 2 is a lot. Three are acceptable and I can accept more... Also, the training of each elf is a bit abstract. Can it be made more specific? Oh, it's so abstract. I have a fascination. Well, from time to time, the Virgin is a bit poisonous, but it doesn't matter. Teenagers always have abnormal brains (reader, I am like this sometimes, hahaha)