Elf: This Trainer Is Too Strong

The overall feeling is good, but there is one place where I personally feel that there is a problem with the plot design, or at least the explanation. It's the Poison Slate. First of all, the private exploration team was able to gather and conquer it faster than the official team at the same time. If it weren't for the protagonist, the Poison Slate would be theirs, and they could even pull out a few king-level elves at will. The most important personal question I have is that when the protagonist has already obtained the treasure first, the captain actually instructs his Pokémon to kill the protagonist, allowing the king-level Pokémon to directly attack the protagonist with mental attacks, and continue to hit the protagonist even though the protagonist is only injured. So this kind of behavior can be regarded as the behavior of a dark organization, right? Even if there is a wild fight in the special chapter, this kind of killing and treasure grabbing behavior is not normal, right? What's more, your background is our country under the fusion of elves. This kind of behavior is definitely worthy of being wanted nationwide (I think). Then the protagonist fled to the official team. Official acquaintances just said that these unscrupulous guys are again, which feels very strange. No matter what the official does, they won't be afraid of these strong folk, right? Then the protagonist left. My idea is that this writing method is very similar to a fantasy novel, but it seems that the protagonist does not want to fight back and take revenge. If this kind of behavior is legal, then it is legal for the protagonist to fight back and kill them, right? Maybe the protagonist is too weak now. If I go back in revenge and kill them all, then I think it will be successful, but it will also feel a bit inconsistent with the Pokémon type.

I used to have a careless attitude towards writing. I would update only once every day and sometimes ask for leave. Now I have deeply realized my own mistakes. I swear that from today onwards I will at least double update and post as a pledge. If I can't do it, I will... Let the book friends do whatever they want with me.

By the way, why not cultivate an elf who can learn the secret power? If there is a secret power, exploration should be very useful.

The author has a good rest Hurry up and get through this plot. The writing is too deliberate. Fast forward to the elf training.

This book is really good and worth reading (The author who has no other comments can only give himself a comment)

The Slate of Arceus should not appear, just like the animation Suicune was arrested, directly lowering the performance 🤐

It feels like champions like you are everywhere. In the original world, there were only a few in each region. You feel like this is nothing special, and it's still in the barbaric period.

I like this style, it's like a eunuch

To be honest, I don't know if the author has ever thought about the setting of this golden finger. He starts with a green caterpillar, quickly evolves into a big butterfly, learns telekinesis, reaches level 9, and learns legendary superpowers. At that time, he was still short of money? If you have money and resources, why should you treat Bada Hu badly? It's useful to make it hard

Are you a eunuch? Why haven't you revised the duplicate chapters yet?

I'm really afraid that next time I read this book, it will be too late.

Learn a meditation as soon as possible

Why were the last few chapters rewritten? This order is too messy

There seems to be a small bug. The surveillance was not mentioned after the protagonist was ambushed. Was it foreshadowing or forgotten, or was it forgotten and then reminded and became foreshadowing?

Is that enough?

When the elves in the book appear for the first time, I will try to include pictures in this chapter. If you are not familiar with them, you can take a look.