This Trainer Is 100 Million Points Strong

The protagonist is invincible everywhere, the villains are all mentally retarded, and have no attribute restraint. The changing characteristics are of no use. There is no tactical system at all. The plot is like writing a living table. It is mediocre. Who can tell you the truth about killing in the wild? Others have come to snatch their own elves. If you win, you will also snatch a Z pure crystal and return it to him. If the person is still fine, you will also return it. I'm really speechless 😓 The plot of the protagonist is to keep playing in the competition, and after the game, the next non-stop nesting doll And even the wild quasi-god can't be subdued by just saying a word. He also said that the team can't have two aces. The competition between the teams is not a good atmosphere. It's not that you can't afford it. In the past, Metagross could not be exposed. Now that you have the strength and connections, are you still afraid of being remembered? 😅

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This book is really good, in my opinion, it is also a good book, the advantages are very obvious, I am very passionate about the battles in the book, and I once wanted to lock the author in a dark room to code words;  Of course, this book has shortcomings. The author is still very vivid about the main characters he describes, but maybe because of the daily update of thousands of words and the author's writing power, the description of some characters needs to be strengthened~ In general, I recommend everyone to read it In addition, master, please work hard and take good care of you!

The writing is very good, I just hope the author can correct the typos and illogical sentences, which interfere too much with reading.

The author's writing skills are really poor. Let's count a few problems with this book. 1. The word count is too low. The data must be written out in full in each chapter. You just released the data of this elf in the previous chapter or two. Why do you still release it? Do you think the readers are all Alzheimer's? Can't you just put a few ellipses and write out the new skills or level changes? 2. The writing is so poor that it barely portrays the protagonist himself. My current impression of the protagonist is that of a gold-fingered tool man, not to mention the supporting characters. None of them are worth watching. They are all tool men who praise the protagonist. The only help the protagonist can give to his teammates is to give Liu Bin a few evolution stones, and all the protagonist's initial teammates have withdrawn from the environment. 3. The battle writing is really bad, as if you are watching a turn-based Pokémon battle simulator, or a text version. The protagonist's Pokémon has so many specialization skills, so just fight those few. In the early stage, every fight is about iron walls, slamming, and rock blockades. I can memorize the routines, and you are fighting against the back of a meat pigeon. 4. The routine is too old, and the routine of pretending to slap people in the face is like when Internet literature first appeared 20 or 30 years ago. High emotional intelligence was the Renaissance. Before the fight started, it was really awkward to say "You can't beat me, otherwise I am the strongest," and the dialogue between the characters was also very awkward. Jiang Hao stood on the player's seat and said: "It seems that my prediction was not wrong, so I said we will face each other in the end." "I have never been wrong in my predictions since I was a child." Jiang Jing said curiously: Oh, really? " "How about making a prediction for this game? " Jiang Hao said confidently: "My prediction for this final is that I will win and you will lose! " Jiang Jing laughed after hearing this: "It seems that the only time your prediction was wrong was today. " Jiang Hao shook his head and affirmed: "No. " "I believe many people think you will win. " "Because you created a miracle yesterday by defeating eight elves with three elves. " "It will still be the case today, but it is a pity. " "I am different from them. You have never fought against a dragon trainer. " "Today I will let you understand what a dragon trainer is. " Is it awkward to read the original text of this chapter? Everyone should say these words before starting the game. 4. Setting issues, I have been changing the settings and patching myself. For example, in the beginning of the game, each person played once, but the teammate assigned to the protagonist, Terra University, changed to an arena system so that the protagonist can lead them Damn, because of the importance of resources to trainers, people with money in their families have trained elves in advance, but it turns out that the elves raised four or five years in advance are only one or two levels higher. 6. In order to weaken the protagonist and prevent him from going to a good school, this is what most people criticize, giving up the emperor just because the signing fee promised by Xiamen University is high. I don't mean to insult anyone. I don't know if the author went to university. If you graduate from university, you will find that platform is really important. People will value you more only if you are on a better platform. And you are the protagonist. As long as you have the ability, Xiamen University can give you everything that Xiamen University cannot. Are you afraid that the school will not train you if you have the strength? 7. In terms of cultivating elves, the upgrade and evolution of elves are completely numerical. Now that the protagonist lineup is close to level 50, how can the new elves catch up with the level difference? If the protagonist is like this, your future opponents will only play 3v3. Is there any need to cultivate new elves? , Everyone can play the game with three elves. 8. Goldfinger, the protagonist's plug-in is to improve the talents and levels of the elves. Now what's the point? I don't see the use of the talents. The skills are all specializations, and you don't need them. You only use a few skills every time you fight. It's said that talents are easy to level up, but I don't see it. Isn't it all upgraded by Goldfinger? Everyone the protagonist beats is level-crushed. Goldfinger can change a characteristic or something in the early stage, but it will be useless in the later stage. 9. The last and most important thing is that the author does not correct it at all. It's not that no one raised the issue. Many people said it in the comment area. For plot issues, forget it if you don't change them. Maybe your author has an outline. Can the data issues be revised? I've posted a post about simplifying the data issues before. At that time, an operations officer asked everyone to give feedback to the author, and I hope everyone can give the author more opinions. I thought it was good at the time, and I can listen to everyone's opinions. Maybe now. It's been almost a month, and nothing has changed. Really nb. The operation officer said that the author's last book was a stand-alone book. Is this book still planned to be a stand-alone book? Let's leave it at that. I hope that the author will go back and read the book he has written twice more and correct any typos. If it's okay, check the comment area and see what the readers have to say. It won't do you any harm.

Don't write me as a command trainer or an author. An elf trainer trains, cultivates, and modifies elves. When fighting, he uses an outsider or a look to remind him when the battle is unfavorable. He also concisely points out inappropriate battles and arrangements for coordination when there are too many elves. Then after the battle, he summarizes and points out inappropriate battles, and then conducts elf training to overcome difficulties, instead of shouting out skills to make the elves move. There is a strong flavor of game animation, giving people the impression that he is an elf commander.

The reason for not conquering Bangira is that he is in a heavy position with Boss Cordora. You don't have any tactics in this book. In the battle, you go up one by one and replace the next one if you die. There is not even much written about attribute restraint. Mega elves directly jump to level three to crush those without mega. In the later stage, elves that cannot be mega will have no effect. The protagonist can even have more than 6 mega elves at once, so why not all mega elves?

I still think it's too outrageous to write about talents in elves, and there aren't many elf novels that are really popular right now that write about talents. The elves themselves are representatives of miracles, and the inherent meaning does not mean what they originally expressed.

With a few megas at hand, even the kind of Lese who treats elves as tools and blames the elves for losing can also get mega. What about bonds? In co-writing, the protagonist needs to be bonded to become mega, but the others are free to do so?

After entering Dragon Nest, you chose Yaya? Really awesome! Say goodbye to this

The author lacks knowledge about elves. He didn't use a lot of interesting knowledge and just pushed the rhythm without thinking. It's not that the elf writing is not popular, but the writing is really stretched. He didn't pay attention to the information about the elf world and just wrote to make up the word count. To be honest, the protagonist is really weak. He wins every time just because the author used a back door. I really can't see how he is better than others.

If you like reading cool articles, read it. If you like Pokémon, please listen to my friend's advice and stop reading this book. It has changed a lot of settings and made many mistakes that will raise your blood pressure. I won't say anything else, it's just an urban cool article wrapped in Pokémon skin. I'll withdraw it first.

I have never understood how a high school that is ranked among the top 16 in the country is called a trash school locally, and there are three schools in the city that are better than the one the protagonist attends. There are three top eight schools in the country and one top 16 school in the country? They are not that powerful in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, right?

What to say about this book? All I can say now is that the author should play the Pokmon game first, or go to some theme websites to learn about the Pokémon's moves and characteristics before writing this book. A pet that is pure physical attack and human shield has suddenly become a special attack pet. You always use that light. Don't you know that there are earthquakes, sharp stone attacks... These physical skills with a long range? I won't explain why good features turn into rubbish. It's speechless. Especially in today's update, it's surprising that Jujin's slam hit a ghost-type mini-Q. Author, if you don't know how to write about combat, you'd better not write a general summary. You always like to use other types of impact attacks that are not of your own type. Old iron, you are a steel type, so you are not ordinary!

The more you write, the worse it gets. If you don't want to write well, don't write. The front was pretty good, but the back was really bad. The protagonist directly becomes an arrogant, brainless and pretentious maniac. He didn't have any brains in the battle. He was cursed twice and didn't change his tactics. I'm really speechless, there are so many typos, and many places are contradictory.

First of all, there is no distinction between physical defense and special defense. Secondly, there is no attribute restraint. Then, the characteristics are basically useless. Finally, after more than three hundred years of development, the battle between elves is still purely head-on, with no tactics at all. . I admire the author for persisting in writing so many words.

Halfway through, the title of the book could actually be changed to "I'm Busy Competing in the City Elf". Most of the ones I've seen so far are about participating in competitions, first the baby competition, then high school students' individual and group competitions, freshman year, summer competition, friendly competition, national competition, world competition, and some competitions organized by dojos or companies, which are stories of constantly upgrading and competing to win the championship. Then the routine of the competition is also the same, all kinds of people will look down on you, you underestimate the enemy and win in the end, but some stronger players who did not participate for some reason will look down on you, and then you will be taught how to behave in the next game. The final opponent of the previous game will not be able to see the taillights of the protagonist in the next game.

This is a completely hay-level novel, not to mention the fighting, which is basically a joke. The villain is very brainless, and just because he lost the elf competition, he feels as if the protagonist has wiped out his whole family. Watching high school team competitions makes my brain a little congested. The coach of the first protagonist is as powerful and far-sighted as the author wrote before. The protagonist was victorious in the 8th position in the preliminaries. The coach is like a human machine and does not make any adjustments, allowing the protagonist to try other positions. The second Ye, etc., Have absolutely no clue what his strength is. The principal of No. 8 Middle School made a big bet, and the training is just that, and the command is not outstanding. The protagonist's strength and command are stronger than hers, but her resources are smaller than hers. The most annoying thing is that in high school, 10 games determine the outcome. You said it's defense mode, I think it's okay. Geniuses can still shine. You can win or lose in 10 games. Even if you are red, it will be useless if your teammates are not good enough. Maybe even the city can't pass it, so what's the point of this kind of competition? If it weren't for the elf elements, I wouldn't know where this book would be.

There is nothing interesting to see. This kind of beast is basically full of water. Every time we fight, the protagonist wins, either 3 to 0 or 6 to 0. I haven't even seen a close match. I don't know what to say about this.

If it weren't for the setting of the damn beads to improve qualifications, but the strengthening of strength obtained through hard work and a few adventures, the quality of the book would be much better. Simple and crude forced arrangements only show that the author does not take the trouble to lack enough love for this book.

The logic of this writing is simple. The preface does not match the postscript. I seriously doubt that the author did not think at all when writing. What came to mind was what he thought. And I never read it myself after I write it. The writing style can be said to be lacking.

When I first read this novel, my eyes lit up. I thought I quite liked the character of the protagonist. The more I read later, the more I realize that this novel is like writing a running account, where the protagonist's elf is just a tool to the protagonist. After seeing the last few pictures, I realized that there is a passerby who feels exactly like me. The protagonist is really useless except for the golden finger. There is no technical content in the game, just a collision of big moves. If you give this golden finger to anyone in the book, it will not be worse than the protagonist. The elf trains itself and then cheats and then spends money to buy resources. Even a dog can win the championship. In the early stage, the protagonist's elf likes to play DY and likes to watch beautiful elves. The only thing left behind is training. Finally, I want to ask if you hired a gunman?

To be honest, this book can only be read as a refreshing article. If you are a Pokémon fan, many of the settings in this book are made up. It can be said that the author has a little basic knowledge of Pokémon but is not very proficient. So don't be so demanding. It's much easier to read it as a cool article (I even gave a dollar reward for speaking)

Format: name+gender+age+occupation+elf

All I can say is, if you know how to battle Pokémon, don't read it. I just read the battle logic and it exploded 🥵🥵🥵

The descriptions of cultivation and battles in this book are both shoddy, too rough, and the most important thing about Pokémon writing is undoubtedly these two. The battles in this book are hard resistance skills and skill clashes. There is no third situation, no attribute restraint, and no tactics. There are only hard resistance skills and skill clashes. There is not even "quickly avoid". All battles are like this. I also read the author's last book Rise of the Bug King. The battle is much better than this book. As the second book, this book is far inferior to the first one.

I came here as a recommendation. The book is quite good, but I just couldn't read it. I just picked it up and haven't stopped reading it until now. What can I say about this book? Its flaws do not hide its virtues. When will there be a Wind Speed ​​Dog? This is my favorite elf, so handsome!

Whoever has a higher level will win. High qualifications can lead to higher levels. There are no tactics, no routines, not even attribute restraint. You only change elves when you are defeated.

It's too boring. Every chapter has to list a bunch of attributes that don't change, or attributes of unimportant supporting characters.

Uh-huh, I've read more than 100 chapters, why do I need Boscadora at level 32? Isn't it right that Kodora evolves only at level 32? It's a jump too fast.