An Ordinary Elf Breeder

Jiangjiang is here, bringing Xiao Sheng Pan-fried Buns, Fried Soybean Noodles, hot fried dumplings with scallion oil and egg custard to support her. I strongly support the great book, yeah yeah!

The writing is good. Breeders should look like breeders. What kind of breeder is someone who thinks about adventurous battles all day long? Real-life Pokémon are not game data. The author's writing fits the position of a breeder very well. If you want to write a battle plot, you don't have to be the protagonist. Customers are also allowed. You can also write about Pokémon following customers to shine in various fields. Stick to your own ideas and don't be influenced by a few people. Pokémon should have more charms besides fighting . . . . . The following is a rant. Your fanfic has to be classified as original fantasy. Fan searchers can't find you. In addition, due to the lack of exposure, I only found out about this book after more than 20 W words.

I finished reading it in one go. As I read more books, I felt that there were fewer and fewer good books, and fewer and fewer books that suited my temperament. I didn't read books to see if they were great masters, but only read books that suited my own taste. There were not many ups and downs in this book, and I felt comfortable reading it. The last book I felt like this was Hui Mao. I hope the author can keep this state of mind. I will always support it. Thank you to the author for bringing me the enjoyment of reading.

It's hard to see such bland novels nowadays. I actually like Rebirth and Time Travel with Golden Finger, but I always get slapped in the face, always want to find more beauties, and I always feel that the pace is too fast. I might still like to take it slow, finish my career first, and then read emotional novels. Great support!

Everything else is fine, except that the main character's own elf is so suppressed, and Tuanzi's limelight has been stolen by Dandan Paopao Lanlan and others. They don't have any roles and are not very powerful. I feel a bit frustrated having to be a tool to cultivate other people's elf.

There's nothing bad about it. You may think that Tuanzi, the protagonist, has too few scenes, right? After all, everyone else is about to become a big boss, but Tuanzi didn't say whether he had learned any skills?

Tool man, you don't care about your own elves, but you are quite happy raising other people's elves.

I saw Chapter 102. Overall, it's a very good book, but there is one problem. I haven't lost the game. I personally feel that it is somewhat flawed in this way of writing.

Good thing, the focus of elf literature should be on elves. Those who say that the protagonist is a tool of a human being cannot really think of elves as their appendages. Nowadays, people are treated as slaves, right? There are so many dragons in Astronomy, so don't do this with Pokémon

Is he a eunuch, or was he caught by someone else?

Collect some character cards. It is best to bring the name, gender, occupation, hobbies, and the six-dimensional racial value of the elf partner, as well as characteristics, personality, and skills. The characters created by everyone will be put into the plot at the appropriate time by Wutiao. After all, there are too many Pokémon, and I don't know which ones everyone wants to see, so I have to ask everyone to help fill in the character creation~ At least 5,000 have been collected, there should be guest appearances from readers, Wu Tiao is waiting for you

Personally, I like someone who is more mature. If you feel uncomfortable, just pretend that Sister JC is thirty years older... I didn't see what the character was like, so I drew this according to my impression. If it doesn't fit, I can change it.

What kind of elf is the protagonist's own elf?

Everything is fine, I just want to ask when can the protagonist contract an elf? It feels like the protagonist is just a chef 🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭

The author's name is so stupid that sometimes I can't tell which one is which 😅

It's not interesting, it's all about doing work for others

I have been helping others cultivate elves, and the effort is not proportional to the rewards. I am a tool, and I feel a little frustrated. I saw someone saying that the elves cultivated for others will also listen to the protagonist and can be regarded as the protagonist's own. What a pure fool who said this. For example, when the owner of the elves and the protagonist can only save one in danger, look at who they save.

I like such warm stories and the cute daily life with the elves. Come on, author💪I will keep following it.