Elf Invasion: What Should I Do If I Have a Guide and Am Too Strong?

The sauce is here, along with salty tofu puffs, fried dough sticks, hot fried dumplings with scallion and mutton buns just out of the pan. I strongly support the great book, yeah yeah!

Single female protagonist or no female protagonist. It is better to write elf novels without a female protagonist or single female protagonist. Elf novels about stallions are difficult to write and not interesting to read.

The textbook says that it is not recommended to raise mini dragons, only Harker dragons can be raised, and later it says that mini dragons are extremely valuable? Where is Gao? Isn't Kuailong useful? If it were useful, the price of the baby dragon would be really ridiculous. After all, the crustacean is no better than the hake dragon, right? Then why does Yukira make the outside world crazy? Neither the dragon nor the violent salamander can evolve into Bangela? When you write a book, one setting is in the front and the other is in the back?

Elf's four skills? If so, I won't watch it

Author, your stitching is a bit rushed To be honest, there are too many stitches, and it will be difficult to carry it to the shelf. In the future, you may be scolded and delete the book And it doesn't feel like reading.

If you don't have inherited skills, can you still forget to replace them? Just force it to fit the game! It's clearly written about real elves, but it's still the setting of the game

Apart from a lot of typos, there's nothing wrong with it~ The setting of the psionicist's increase rate is also a bit interesting, but the little bug of the mini dragon needs to be corrected. I really hope to see the imagination of the elf that transcends the elves. For example, your fireball that ignites fur is very good. The more of these things, the better~

Hahahaha, it's well written. I hope Golden Finger will come out soon. The pace is a bit slow and the quantity is too small.

The psychic setting is pretty good. I'm looking forward to your next post. Please keep writing. If you put it on the shelves, I will definitely order it all. As for some of the setting issues mentioned by others, such as the number of skills, I think they are innocuous; the social perception of quasi-gods is just because the elves in the novel do not arrive long enough, and the value of quasi-gods is not truly recognized by the public. I also suggest that the author, if he wants to form a force, can collect those quasi-gods after the protagonist has developed further, and create a race of quasi-gods that can continue to breed?

If you have any thoughts after reading this, please feel free to comment.