This Trainer Is Way Too Cautious

The forced punishment is acceptable, but what you are doing is too disgusting. You have to forcefully remove two to four elves, not to mention how many. Even if it is just one elf, as long as it is in your team, everyone has feelings. This forced punishment is too much and is disgusting.

I dare not read your books, none of them have a good death, and I don't like this one either🤔

In the special episode, the protagonists are Ash Ketchum and Shimao instead of Crimson and Green. This is because the earlier translation problem was influenced by Pokémon TV, so they were directly translated as Ash Ketchum and Mao. In fact, they are called Crimson and Cyan.

Another protagonist who can't walk after seeing a woman. Is Sakaki's The Mystery of the Earth worth the travel fee? And the characters are not good either. Is Zhulan the kind of person who reads other people's books without asking? After reading a book like The Secret of the Earth, he actually asked me if he could lend it to me to read. Why didn't the protagonist ask me if he could lend me the inheritance of the Bamboo Orchid Temple? It's not that I hate Zhulan, but the characters written by the author are very problematic, and they lack any basic manners as a human being. How do you feel when I look through your bag without your permission, touch your cell phone and ask if you can lend it to me for two days? Okay, if you treat me to a meal, you can say anything. The protagonist really just licks the dog.

There is a problem with the mission that starts with complete freedom. If the poacher does not contact the buyer for 72 hours, the protagonist will be completely exposed and hunted by the big family? Since he is a poacher, he must have no status and no strength. A person without status is nothing to a big family. Moreover, the background is that the Elf Alliance was established not long ago, and the relationship with the wild elves is not harmonious. So it is not normal for a person to die. Isn't it more normal for a poacher to die? So how could the protagonist be directly exposed and then hunted down by the big family? (Even if there is a problem, shouldn't it be investigated first? It's okay to just chase down a bait) With all due respect, this plot needs to be considered. The Elf Alliance was established not long ago, and the background is Sinnoh, where various big families are competing against each other. Can the law restrain them? I even doubt whether the concept of "poaching" exists in this context. In situations where the law is not necessarily binding (or even non-existent), this behavior is not necessarily defined as "poaching". As a hunter who is engaged in a risky profession, it is normal to die in an accident. If you are chasing someone, how should I say, there is a lack of consideration. After thinking about it, this is a poisonous point.

The writing is good, but the system for issuing tasks is really awkward🚑

. . . Read 60 chapters. . . The protagonist is reckless all the way and has nothing to do with Gou. The system fixes too many bugs in the body. .

I suggest the author change the beginning of the novel. You actually wrote the main plot that Ash begins, let alone the ancient era of elves, which gives people a sense of confusion in time. Also, I think that when the system releases tasks, the protagonist should be able to make independent choices. It is really rare these days to write a system with penalties for failed tasks. The tasks are still mandatory. Really, I didn't feel it before, but now it feels a bit poisonous.

It feels like it's written like a lunatic. He kills for the sake of killing. He's not strict at all. He bites like a mad dog.

Jiangjiang is here, bringing fried dumplings, noodles with soybean paste, hot fried dumplings with scallions and egg custard to support her. I strongly support the great book, yeah yeah!