The Beginning of the Elf: Billionaire

The front looks a bit too much like green and black tea. I don't know what the back is like.

Jiangjiang is here, with Samyang turkey noodles, gold and silver steamed buns, crispy oven-roasted duck, and pancakes filled with crispy pretzels and grilled sausages. CALL for this great book, yeah yeah yeah!

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Reading the introduction, I actually thought of Stealing Stars in September

Isn't this the start of stealing stars in September? It's so familiar

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Just like the male protagonist who stole the stars in September

This introduction reminds me of the cartoon Stealing Stars September Day that I read before.

This is the beginning. . . Stealing stars in September?

September Tianliuxing starts, I really miss it

Stealing stars in September? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

There are always people who say that Gem Starfish can learn all the skills with just one water stone. It's too exaggerated. I've explained it so many times, but it's all in vain? 1. It is very clear that it is not an ordinary water stone, but a water stone that is fused with the power of Kyogre. If converted into a fantasy cultivator, it means that a Qi practitioner has obtained a little bit of the origin of Daluo Jinxian. How can this not take off? 2. The book is reality, so the elements of the game are undoubtedly the minimum. It is impossible to wait for some quasi-king to learn all the skills. It is also said in TV that Ma Zhishi learned all the thunder skills as soon as he used the thunder stone to evolve. He only used the ordinary thunder stone. I am an invincible enhanced version of the water stone, so is it unreasonable to learn all the skills? And in the real world, it is impossible to just release skills. There must be various developments in the original skills. Otherwise, every Pokémon can learn the skills. Why are yours better than others? Let me tell you the reason for the typo again. Because it is coded on a mobile phone, and the author's hands are relatively large, it is easy to make mistakes. But if you send it out, I will change it within an hour.

It's a rare travel article. Recently, it's all elf and urban articles. I'm really tired of reading them.

A Pokemon that traveled the wrong way? ? ? ?

Stealing Stars starts in September. The author is probably no longer young. It is understandable that the updates are slow. After all, he is old.

The name of Longtaolou is too troublesome, so I might as well copy the reader's name. Remember to mark the strength background and specific Pokémon. Don't go too far, such as all quasi-gods or other monsters.

Why does this introduction look so familiar to me, Stealing Stars in September?

Is this system toxic and destroying cities? ? It was already destroyed, and the reward for completing the task was reduced. It was really cool and heart-wrenching to watch. In the future, if you fight a mythical beast and damage the city's terrain or kill people, will you still have to deduct rewards?

This introduction: Stealing Stars?

Warning in advance, there are quite a few spoilers, so please read at your discretion. The reading is quite good, especially the innovation of some moves (except for the fact that the Needle Bee changed from an assassin more suitable for assassination to a swordsman who is more suitable for assassination, which is a bit uncomfortable). Here is a spoiler comment. When you are on the ship, the "righteous" party directly sends elves to attack you. Why is the protagonist hesitant? He just sends Gengar to sneak. You don't have to appear, get close to the opponent and release the Needle Bee to attack the opponent directly. It's easy to threaten or something else, right? Older travel articles, early pm fandoms are basically travel articles, most of them follow the protagonist, and a few are original. This one is original in the early stage, and it is OK to follow the stupid people for a while, but it is a bit criticized for relying on the stupid people to drag the plot forward. The part about destroying the boat and losing money, although it is to lead to the sundae, and there are also private goods mixed in. I look down on the stupid people for not training the elves, and it seems to be a few times, right? Although it does not mean that it is better to write about the original protagonist, but after all, it is written as a pm fan, so it is better not to agree with it, and not to describe the shortcomings of the original protagonist too much. (This is just a personal opinion) And when it comes to Sundae, although the author said in the chapter that she is not the heroine, she still spent a lot of space describing it, and her behavior is more or less ambiguous. This will give readers the feeling that Aoki is a scumbag, so it is best to pay attention. Then there is the stinging jellyfish. He was originally persuaded to leave, but he had to go berserk again (the author said this because someone said it was too bland?), Allowing Aoki to use abilities that he should not have at this stage. Even if there is a specious "weak period" later, there is always a feeling that he is not so big but wears such a big hat, and it also gives people the feeling that it doesn't matter even if he encounters a mythical beast or other big crisis now, he can cheat for a short time anyway. I almost forgot, there is a paragraph describing two programmers? Although the author specifically said that Aoki entered the world of PM due to an error, it was just a joke, and there is no conspiracy theory. But if you put Aoki in his shoes a little bit, it is a bit like forcibly selling you a fake product. The fake product has all kinds of problems, you are not allowed to return it, and you are not allowed to complain about negative reviews. They also blame you for causing trouble to them. It is still a bit uncomfortable.

Well, author, what I want to say is that I almost can't stand it anymore. You can accept it, but you have to exercise some restraint and don't accept everything.

The Xiaozhi you wrote is really all kinds of rejuvenation roars, what the hell?

Book club skirt: 1158591841 Grandpas, come in and have some fun

Is there anyone like me who was attracted by the cover?

Nazi

It's well written, but there's a problem. Is it now assumed that Sakaki has a Styrofoam when traveling through the animated world of Pokémon? That was in the comic version, and it wasn't as exaggerated as defeating Kuailong. It was just that he suppressed Du by surprise.

Why can't I find this group of authors?

Are you just about to read the latest chapter of "The End of Spreading Flowers"?

Will elves who fail in battle in this world die?

Team Rockets boss Sakaki's "ban" is the word "saka" next to the word "tu", not the word "ban" next to the word "wood".