Want to Live Like a Salty Fish in the Elf World

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Very well written, the introduction is super cool, I have saved it! Please come back for a visit. 😁😁🤝🤝👍

The biggest flaw is that you can directly upgrade by continuing to fight. Daily training accumulation is also very important. Just like a human boxer, if you really only rely on fighting, without considering recovery from hidden injuries and summing up experience, then there will probably be no lightweight players left. Heavyweight players rely on talent. In the beginning, the guitar will knock people to the ground, and anime will not hold an elf for a few weeks to evolve. Moreover, according to the concept that after a battle, the leader of the wild will be a battle expert if he has higher qualifications. If he conquers them directly and then fights all the way, not everyone will be a boss and reach the king level.

It feels like the elven texts I've read recently are all about breeding houses.

Khan, first person? 😓

With all due respect, this book is too depressing and has a tendency to abuse the protagonist. The content is very good, but I personally feel that the main points of the book are interpersonal and family relationships. It is too sadistic for the protagonist. I personally don't like this. I hope the author can read it and hear his intention to modify it. Thanks

This book is a slow-burning type. Other breeding house books rely on being a trainer to fight to fill the content. This book is basically the daily life between siblings and elves, and the writing feels very good. The performance of this book is very poor. I personally feel that the following problems are: 1. The daily plot with unpopular Pokémon is a bit too much. It's okay. Do some comedy, embarrassing brother and sister plots (you know), live in a traffic artery, occasionally pass by unsuspecting travelers, and cause trouble online 2. The system flow persuades many people to quit The main reason for the poor performance of the protagonist is because the predecessor was too useless. In addition, the protagonist lives too real, completely integrated into the elf world, and abides by the three views of the elf world.