I, the Elf, Will Dig Mines and Feed You.

Hey, Jiangjiang has settled in this elf article.

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!

Author, please give it a try and update more, it's not enough.

Four skills. Isn't it just to see whose skills are more powerful? Is there anything else to write about? 🤔 I really like it, hey!

I read fifty of them, and the writing is okay. The four skills and the names of the elves are the biggest failings. I also read the comment section, and the author insists on not changing it. The subsequent books have no results, so I can only say that the author simply deserves it.

Notice! These are four skills! Attention! The tyrannosaurus turned into a rhinoceros! Other poison points were dissuaded by the fourth skill before they were seen.

This is probably the author's first time writing a book, so his writing style seems a bit immature. The previous start was okay, but visually the plot of the first wave of prosecutors screened out a lot of people. After all, the plot of a silly guy suddenly becoming a young master with a profound background is indeed a bit abrupt. He has been stupid for so many years and is so popular. Since I'm writing about a fanfic, it's better to use the original character when writing for the first time. There is a big difference between digging into the character design and redoing the character design. However, the author's explanation of the four skills stipulated by the league is very brilliant. Since it is true, there should be a skilled setting. Since there is a proficiency setting, artificially stipulating that only four skills can be used can indeed increase the lower limit of the trainer group. But what about the upper limit? Does the King of Heaven Tournament still have skill restrictions? That is to say, it pays attention to truth, but it is not completely true. A shortcoming of the author's writing is that he likes to set his own settings. It feels like reading a novel and then discovering that the narrator of the novel tells you a bunch of settings that the protagonist knows, but you, an outsider, don't know, and are specifically telling you about them. This is also a common misunderstanding among newbies. Then there is the protagonist who has a personality built into him after all. As the author, you can't always make him lose his personality. The protagonist is very poor and sensible, right? They didn't even pick up the loot when they beat up a swarm of rats, but instead they ran to pick up the noble trainer from the Yusan Family. This character is broken. Also, the author, you must at least speak a little bit about human nature. Since the protagonist chose to eat other people's food because he wanted to make friends, he took out the antidote and said "I think you are a bad person" directly on his face. If you don't trust others, just eat your own instant noodles and refuse them politely. If you trust people, don't use antidotes to disgust people. This is basic human sophistication. You don't think it's smart to eat someone else's food and take out the antidote to prevent others from poisoning you, do you? Author, your character design at the beginning of this book is pretty good, and your writing style has room for improvement. Come on.

Let me talk about my views on the 4 skills in the league competition. In my opinion, the author is simply lazy. It would be even more hilarious if you thought it was giving civilian trainers a way out. You may think that this is a way out for poor trainers, but in my opinion, this is the genius of the alliance in restricting poor trainers. Why do you say that? If you think about it, when this regulation comes into being, the Rainy Day Team, the Sunny Day Team, the Sandstorm Team, and the Space Team will inevitably be researched. However, who is most likely to be researched? They are families with resources. Do poor trainers have the ability to get some rare elves? This makes it impossible to establish many teams, and the elves needed by some teams are in different regions, which makes it even more difficult. And when both sides have 4 skills, haha, isn't this a game place for rich people and family trainers? A good place to go and show off in front of those loser trainers. I have rare and powerful elves with the same 4 skills. If I pile up resources, what do the poor trainers have? Magikarp? You can't feed it enough after it evolves, so what else do you have, Bobo, Pikachu, Pikachu, etc. If there is no good person to sponsor you, every poor trainer starts out in the same way, and there will not be a huge gap among individual elves. This is the time for the rich to pretend to be B. The same thing happened with Bobo, who evolved into BiDiao. My elf eats better than you, and the training is planned and there are props. It is a completely planned growth path. How can you fight me? The league also stipulates that only 4 skills can be played in the competition, so I can still play 6 in a row with 4 skills. Then you have to say, the contest is to discover poor people with greater potential, these rich kids don't count, that's it. The same two poor trainers can only raise so many elves. Some people always appear in order to defeat various weather teams. They must first collect the elves their team needs. How many elves can the poor afford to raise? , How can you cultivate 6 elves without money? The most common ones are probably straw mats and water types. Then before the league competition, you can still see what elves the other side has. In this way, both teams are Rainy Day teams. You have to try your luck. Then there are other poor trainers who are older than you and have a few more years of experience than you. If the same team is to beat you, wouldn't it? In the TV version of the competition, look at how old many of the participants are. The champions are at least 20 years old. You are the one who takes the lead when you are 10 years old? And if you can get focused training by winning the league competition, what's the point of traveling? The emergence of 4 skills will inevitably make poor trainers who are eager to get ahead choose the academy. When they no longer go out, the average strength of trainers will inevitably decline. Is this what the alliance is for? The family trainer is ecstatic, God is helping me. To give the simplest example, both the poor trainers are holding a competition. Your level is 40 and mine is level 50. With a limit of 4 skills, which one do you think is more likely to win? Absolute fairness is the greatest unfairness, and only justice is feasible. The emergence of the four skill rules will only make poor trainers rush to join evil organizations such as Team Rocket, and the alliance has truly become a tool for family control. In the final analysis, the author is lazy and made such a restriction that cannot be justified.

The book is a good book, but I plan to abandon it. It's okay for the author to write PM dark articles, but with all due respect, the reason why Pokémon is longed for is because it is essentially a "utopia". Everyone knows that reality cannot be like this, but they all pin their good wishes on it. Life is hard enough, why not eat sweets instead of eating something more bitter?

I can still understand when you write that the league competition stipulates that there are only four skills. Learning protection and forgetting four skills immediately is like learning skills and becoming mentally retarded. It's really poisonous.

Regarding the 4 skill restrictions, I have a question. Two Pokémon were face to face, and Pokémon A was interrupted by an uppercut from Pokémon B as soon as Pokémon A charged a jet of flames in its mouth. But B's four skills all have special attack and no contact attack. Is this considered a violation? If it counts as a violation, is it fair? Do you have to eat it hard? It is also said that the 4th skill in the game is for balance, but it is different in the Pokémon world. When people participate in competitions, they want the King of Heaven to be the champion. What does the Champion of Heaven do? A new leader, a leader in regional alliances, someone who solves problems to protect the people when encountering natural and man-made disasters, and someone who goes to God when necessary. What matters is overall strength. The strength of the Pokémon and the ability of the trainer are both indispensable! In order to balance the game, the attributes of each Pokémon are the same, and the effort value can be maxed out at will, but it is different in reality. Otherwise, why would there be a breeder profession? The skills that were carefully cultivated by others and that Pokémon spent a lot of time training cannot be used even if they don't use them? I think the attribute restraint is not as obvious as in the game. You wouldn't expect to randomly pull out a Pokémon and hit Kyogre with a thunder, right?

If you like the 4 skills, can you play the game to battle? Don't pollute the novel pool.

Boscodora

I originally wanted to watch it, but when I saw a review saying it was limited to 4 skills, I lost all desire to watch it.

I read the comments and found that the skills are limited to four skills. Forget it, I won't read it. I personally don't like it.

The armored rhinoceros is in the cutest state.

Isn't the poisonous point the alliance's various targets? To be honest, although the four skills are quite poisonous, the various attacks on Xiaogang from the alliance are really annoying🤮

After learning new skills, I will forget the previous skills. I am poisoned. Goodbye.

Limiting to four is boring. You are not a master tactician and you are not in the game world. Why bother?

Sofa, update quickly, brother, come on, come on (ง˙o˙)ว The writing is still good (´∀｀*)

Skill restrictions are doomed to hit the street.

Those who say that the limit of four is not good are all cloud players And it will also cause great damage to the elf competition itself This will turn into an involution competition of skill machines Civilian trainers will never be successful Most pets with low skill pools have become garbage The charming place in the elf world is originally because it is a utopia Advanced technology and abundant resources 10 years old You can take your beloved pet on a journey of growth and eliminate the villain organization. But readers have to add all the sufferings of reality to it The euphemistic name is reality. Forcibly class solidify the world without class solidification. Increase the value of Pokémon resources a hundred times and a thousand times in the book What people pursue is a society where their own class can be solidified in the future.

Golden Sparkle

I'm just passing by to say something. As far as I'm concerned, it doesn't matter what the name of the translation question is, but I will never read the four skills. Don't talk about games with me. I'm purely an anime party.

Don't talk about whether the four skills are reasonable or not. The reality is that if you write about multiple skills, the four skills will basically not be used. There is no big contradiction. There are really a lot of abandoned books about the four skills, and the names are the same. That's it, there's nothing to say. If you want to come over and say that four skills are better than multiple skills, I can only say, yes, yes, yes. Anyway, the author doesn't mind the readers who leave. There are more people reading, so some have to be filtered out, right, laugh

The author, you took the picture of Super Armored Rhinoceros from Pocket Awakening, right?

Everyone is talking about the four-limit problem, and I'm confused. Whether it's animation or games, they only know four, so why can there be no limit on fandom?

Hiss, you're such a dick, I can't stand it

Why did I finish the book after I lost it? I started reading it when I saw the title, and I kept reading and finished it 😂

I didn't read it, but when I saw so many questions limited to 4 in the comment area, I just wanted to ask, is this a turn-based system?