A Trainer Begins by Making a Contract with a Tsundere Cat

What's in the brackets at the end (a kind of elf) (a kind of legendary elf) This is very funny.

After seeing the latest chapter, to be honest, when I looked back at the comments and chapter list, I decided to abandon the book because I just couldn't stand it. There are several reasons for abandoning the book. 1: The competition is too long. More than a hundred chapters are all about the competition, and other novels are already very long at 10 chapters. 2: The subject is unclear. I don't understand whether you write about elves or love. The first half is about elves and the second half is about love. 3: The heroine has so many roles, why does she write about her sister?

Although I understand, I am still unhappy. . . .

I feel like I'm reading a romance novel.

There are too many interjections, mud horses, cowhide, and snails, and there are parentheses at the end, and there are more than 50 chapters. It really challenges the limits of others, and it is really off-putting! One or two is fine, but if you keep doing this, it will only persuade you to quit.

I kind of want to give up on the awkwardness of pretending to be cool. I don't feel like interacting with the elves. I feel weird about the training. Cultivating the elves relies entirely on System B. I don't know what the author wants to write

You can take two or three days to write for any test, but it's the same old routine of pretending to be B. If you have that time, you might as well write a practical assessment. Don't forget what the theme of your book is. The point is that even pretending to be B can't bring you pleasure, so it's better not to write at all.

Why continue to feud? Why pretend to be like this?

The author greatly hopes that you will not abandon the book. Support you

Write slowly! Overall the outline is pretty good! Come on!!