This Elf Is Too Modest

Is Xinhua Dictionary so good? You know plagiarism, but you can't make up your own words?

Is there a real person? Let me see your hands.

Why has the protagonist been having trouble starting from Novice Village? If you fail the exam, the examiner is a petty person. 40 Years have passed and you still hate the protagonist? Because he is a mixed-blood demon and elf, he doesn't even have the blessing of an elf tree? When you go out on an adventure, you are forced to be a burden. After being taught, the burden feels that you are strong enough, so you abandon the protagonist? The protagonist takes an adventure alone, saves a businessman, drugs him greedily, and then sells him? Are the adventure groups who spared their lives equally cold-blooded? Finally, the seemingly kind-hearted daughter of the baron is actually a person who may practice evil magic? Moreover, the protagonist would rather be cautious and practice in the Novice Village for 40 years. After coming out, he didn't understand the outside world's views on elves? Not to mention anything else, for a mixed-blood demon elf, after the assessment, no one told him that half-elves in the outside world are very rare? And it doesn't say that the protagonist has a map. How does he know where this caravan is going? It is said that the country is easy to change, but the nature is hard to change. That burden was so moved at first, thinking that he must protect his companions. The protagonist still raises him as his son, so why does he use a stick to give him a date, but in the blink of an eye he becomes a burden and abandons the protagonist? I feel like vomiting blood. Didn't you raise a son? It was Li Xunhuan who met Long Xiaoyun. I feel that the protagonist does not have any normal thinking, but looks like a psychopath, with no awareness of his own strengths and weaknesses, and the few small parts I have watched so far are quite toxic. In addition, laying eggs and setting NPCs in the early stage, if you say it is successful, then you will have NPCs directly, right? Is it possible that all NPCs that are spawned in the future will need to lay eggs? If you don't need to lay eggs in the future, why do you have to lay eggs the first time? If you say you are taking advantage of a loophole, then the points will still be deducted, not less. Why should you give up? Otherwise, you can set the point deduction to be less, and then add an extra egg-laying stage to develop it. Wouldn't that be good? The same thing happened when the protagonist formed a team. I said that there were only 7 archers this year. Archers are scarce this year, but in the end, no one wanted the protagonist after they changed hands? 50 Every year, 7 this year, so other teams don't want 1/7 of the protagonists for balance, but want other people and old archers? And if you want to form a team and show off your strength directly, wouldn't it be great? Others ask you, how is your strength? You answer him, his strength is average. Then the man turned around and left. I really couldn't understand it. At the beginning, it was said that the protagonist learned bow and arrow because the three-person team needed balance. However, when the protagonist set out, there were so few archers. He didn't even find an archer to make do with it first. He was still picky and didn't even test it? In addition, I can understand that the adventurer would escape after accepting the hire. Money is more important than life. But I can't understand why after escaping, he confidently came back to demand high employment wages, and even threatened the employer's life. Will complaining to the Adventurer's Guild about this situation affect his credibility and lead to him not being able to receive orders in the future? Or is there no corresponding punishment from the Adventurers Guild? Then I think the Adventurer's Guild is just a third-rate organization. A union without a clear employment system is not worthy of the empire's attention. It is sheer nonsense to say that after registering an adventurer and the protagonist is an elf, the empire will be afraid that the Adventurer's Guild will not take action against him. The same thing happened when talking to the adventure group. The front foot had just used up all his efforts to defeat them, but the back foot ignored the adventure group's demands for high wages, and then told them all with a cute face, and even gave them the meat given by the merchant. If I read correctly, you just nailed someone else's feet to the ground? The system settings are also a bit confusing. Physical skills deduct HP, magic skills deduct MP, and the protagonist loses half of his HP by randomly using a few skills in the assessment? You don't need others to hit you, just shoot two arrows and you will die. Not to mention that the protagonist is an archer, but fortunately he is not a warrior. Otherwise, if you use a few skills in melee combat, others will chop you off your feet or hands, and you will die on the spot. In addition, don't say that system skills don't have CDs, but self-taught skills have CDs. What does CD have to do with it? Doesn't archery still require a bow to shoot? It's not like you don't use weapon skills. I use a self-taught three-shot or nine-star streak. After shooting once, I can't shoot three-shot or nine-star streak? My hand was uninjured and my bow was intact. If it is a game setting, then think about the settings. If it is reality, then think about reality.