The Trainer from Cinnabar Town

Liu Bo wants to accept the protagonist as his disciple, but because of the aura on the green cotton bird, Liu Bo thinks that the protagonist has a backing. To be honest, this routine is old-fashioned. Do civilians really have a bad start? If you insist on making some messy things, you are really trying to persuade them to quit.

I was poisoned in Chapter 5. If you can't conquer something yourself, it doesn't matter if you encountered it first. Even if you bargain with others, they will bury you in minutes. He also asked others to exchange the cultivation methods he had figured out.

It's really poisonous to write about little Ju'er being cared for by Big Ju 🤤

The author uses a bunch of yy urban legends to write it, some of which are forgettable, and some of which are just disgusting things. Xiao Ju'er is one of the elf fan goddesses. If you write her like this, if you don't pounce on her, who will?

Regarding the question of the type of attribution of this book. Recently, many readers have said that the first chapter and Liu Bo's recruitment of disciples are too old, and it is better to write honestly about the civilian stream or the cheerful stream. I will briefly mention it here. In essence, this book is not a simple rise of civilians flow, nor is it a simple cheerful flow, but a genre more similar to the behind-the-scenes flow. Readers who have read Chapter 50 should already understand that the main line of this book is to investigate the Dark Night and the so-called evil organization. At the same time, the protagonist will be exposed to various secrets of the elf world in the process. These secrets are basically not made up by the author, and are based on various urban legends of Pokémon and the contents of the Pokémon Encyclopedia. It can be regarded as presenting the elf world in the author's mind as much as possible. As for many people asking whether the mother of the protagonist in the first chapter is the one who gave the protagonist the green cotton bird, the author here asks, is there anyone stronger than Liu Bo in the setting of the elf world? The protagonist's mother's line can only be considered a branch line at best, and has little impact on the main line. Therefore, don't look at this book in the same way as those novels about cultivating immortals from more than ten years ago. This book is not a stream of cultivating immortals. Above.

The author, Liu Bo, is he weak? After all, he is a fierce man who can capture Lugia and Phoenix King with a small wild boar.

Can the author please stop being obscene?

There are bright spots and poisonous spots, but the overall feeling is like a five-nut mooncake with green and red threads, which is both beautiful and ugly. The graded setting and background have a bit of urban flavor and fantasy flavor, but most of it has the warm feeling of elf writing. This is very fascinating, I want to see and leave again.

You have to meet the Phoenix King before pretending to be a magic envoy, and you won't be afraid of being fooled 😅

The Golden and Silver Age of the Elf World is the second era. The difference between each era is 3 years. Xiao Juer should still be a little kid. The author has never really understood Pokémon.