Farming in Masara Town

Dr. Oak couldn't beat the Overlord Elf, and it was later said that Dr. Oak was the champion. Dr. Oak came to Silver Company to buy the protagonist's patent, saying that the protagonist was a brat, why did he need so much money, and he didn't know how much money he made in a day. Negotiating with the protagonist was just a waste of time, so he gave 30,000 alliance coins. Then the protagonist sneered and said that he would rather publish the patent and let everyone prostitute for free than let Silver Company use it. The man left with a pale face. . . . . . . . . Just say so much and decide whether you want to or not. I can't stand it anymore.

It's quite poisonous, so proceed with caution It's not good, so I'll leave it in the elven literature. The writing style is poor, the writing is contradictory, the descriptions are poor, and there are frequent typos in multiple words. The ease of the elf text is also covered by concepts such as "the weak and the strong", and the storyline is not very prominent. Overall, there is no sense of substitution, just like an assembly line. I don't understand why those people in the comment area said yes, maybe they are newbies or trolls? I don't quite understand.

Let's arrange for the protagonist to capture Rayquaza at the beginning. A larger fishing net is enough for Rayquaza

I was puzzled. Where is the poisonous pull? The protagonist is like this. He squats in the novice village and doesn't go out. Isn't it easy enough to farm and develop? Forcibly black? Everyone has their own love for radish and cabbage. If you don't love them, please don't hurt them. It's not easy for anyone these days. This book is a book about daily farming. The unpleasant part is that the protagonist is too Buddhist. So many elves with good qualifications are left to their own devices. Those who like training can be trained. Those who don't like training can be raised casually. It seems a bit scumbag. Let the elves be free. In the end, it may be the future egg hatching tool. Personally, I think basic training is still necessary. After you have subdued the elves, you still have to bear the basic responsibilities. Whether it is the elf or the protagonist, both parties have their own responsibilities. The most basic thing for a trainer is to take good care of the elf and give basic training. Since the elf has been subdued, the most basic obedience and obedience should be done. Now that the protagonist has subdued, he should not just feed and let go. Isn't this a waste of money? These elf qualifications are not low. In the wild, even if the food is not so good. But the final achievement is definitely higher than this. Just like the tigers in the zoo and the tigers in the wild, it means the same thing. A group of high-quality elves are alive. In the end, their strength is not the same and they can only be reduced to hatching tools. And because the strength is not good, the hatched eggs will not be very good. After all, even if the qualifications of the parents are very good, they have not realized their potential. Don't think that the hatched eggs can inherit any good things, let alone genetic moves. They just blindly provide resources without training them. Isn't the final result just useless? It's not good to be too comfortable.

Let me briefly talk about my views on Pokémon. The Pokémon games ended before the appearance of spliced ​​fossil monsters (after that, they were called One-Ball Superman or Alien). Like Paras, this one should have three final forms, one regular, one symbiotic, and one bacteria suppressed. There are many problems with the Pokémon world view. Initially, Blastoise and Squirtle were not on the same evolutionary chain. There is also Kuailong, which is hard to describe in a word.

The latest chapter feels a bit baffling. If you write about the elf world in the elf world, why do you want to return to the original world? Is it just to show off? Or, author, you have nothing to write 😡😡

Come on, author! I want to see how the protagonist farms.

I have endured the poison points in the past, but I was almost poisoned to death when I went to the gym battle. The most basic attribute restraint was wrong, so I found a gunman who had never played Pokémon to write it for me. I want to compensate you for the hundreds of chapters I subscribed to.

The subject matter is good, the writing is mediocre, and the protagonist's IQ is really low. How can you get so much family love if you don't just survive as a resurrected corpse? If you farm well, farm well. If you don't concentrate resources to cultivate a high-level super-powered elf and run around, as long as the villain has a little IQ, the grass will be three feet high!

I haven't finished the first chapter yet, what's going on? ? ? For the trouble of cultivating immortals, why not switch to the world of immortals? Even if it's a fusion Pokemon, it's okay. Does it have to be a fairy in the anime and manga? ? ? ?