You Elf, Are You Legal?

[Recommendation] Traveling into a different world where elves and technology trees are interdependent, the protagonist is obviously just an ordinary high school student working part-time in a fruit drink shop. How come all the elves he cultivates are foul? ! With an advanced understanding of the version, the protagonist designs a cultivation plan for his snake bear, develops hidden characteristics, and learns unknown skills. He grows up with each other like a family, and the sense of cultivation is perfect! The author has a detailed and systematic description of how to design the protagonist's training route. The details are very real. In the process, you can slowly experience the bond between the elf and the trainer. It is highly recommended. [Book title] Are you an elf legal? [Tag] Daily writing, raising pets, easy, no cheats [Disadvantages] Numerical design should be a world view that combines games and animations, which is a bit difficult to understand for readers who have never played Pokémon games or have only watched a little animation. Recommendation Index⭐⭐⭐ Food and grass level {"TopicId":"847235287436099584","TopicName":"New book trial reading"}

For me personally, there are three requirements for a qualified Pokémon article: 1. Focus on depicting the plot of the bond between the trainer and Pokémon. 2. Focus on describing the "characteristics" of Pokémon's worldview. 3. Focus on creating the original plot and use the original plot to extend it. If one of them is missing, the Pokémon text will lose its charm. Missing the second one will cause the Pokémon text to become combat power and numerical values. The lack of the third one will make Pokémon stories boring and boring, making it impossible to escape the fandom limit. In short, the author has gathered all the elements of a good Pokémon novel. This is a good book It is also a very good Pokémon article It is also an intellectual, emotional and rhythmic development article

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To be honest, if I had to choose from the three Yus, I would be the Accelerated Turkey or the Intimidating Roaring Tiger, followed by the Garbage Wings Arrow Eagle, Grass Steel, Brevium, the continuous-attack Spiny Shell, and the Duolong. I will choose Caogang as the initial elf. To be honest, the quality is triple yyds.

The walking grass is still cute in its original form

I personally think that good elf literature, in terms of elf training, should not only develop and utilize elf characteristics, but also add the trainer's understanding of elf moves and training methods. This aspect can be written in detail and combined with the characteristics. It cannot just be self-taught by the elf. This can better reflect the trainer's role and bond in the elf's growth process, and is also convenient. As for the subsequent growth of the elves, it is similar to that of the elf leader. I think this is a big shining point. It may be that the lack of this aspect has led to the introduction of too many daily plots of love. After all, what we want to see more is the elves (I think most readers are like this) 🙂. Of course, if you like to read about love, I hope the author can consider it. Of course, the author's writing is much better than a lot of writing using plug-ins. After all, if there are plug-ins, I feel that I can do it. This breaks away from the core of the elf novel. Big boost for the author!

My initial elf must be Lalulas. I am not a strength party, but I am a loyalty party and a bond party.

Snake print baby bear

Cute La Lu La Si, rua

All I can say is that the tsundere has faded away, and the heroine makes me look like a blonde loser.

Seeing the Volcano Cup, I felt inexplicably that the combat power system behind it would not be able to hold it 🙄🙄🙄

Chu Yanyun was called "Eldest Sister" by his servants, and Chu Xiaoxiao was called "Eldest Miss" by his servants. I just wanted to know who the author was from that corner, and who had such a name.

I saw that there was a discussion about Pokémon qualifications in the comment area a long time ago, so let me share my opinion. I can definitely say that I am qualified. We need to be clear about what qualifications are, are they just racial values? No, racial values ​​are just qualifications between different types of Pokémon, and the personalities, characteristics and individual values ​​of the same kind are all qualifications, even genetic skills. Some people say that if they are qualified, then why can non-quasi-gods defeat quasi-gods. The upper limit of the first quasi-god is high, but it requires time and resources. In Yusanjia, we have reached the final form around level 35. It seems that the quasi-god has only evolved into its second form not long ago, so there is a gap. Secondly, even if the attributes are completely restrained, the brain, the trainer, and the idealistic bond all have to be considered. If he has no qualifications, then why is a quasi-god a quasi-god? Because he evolved late, right (doge). Some people say that Pokémon was created by Arceus. As you say, how many years have passed and what has it become? Let's just talk about the same Pokémon in ancient times as modern Pokémon. Aren't Pokémon and Zoroark all different? Let's talk about the mega form. I remember there is a saying, I don't know if I remember it wrong, that the mega form is the ancient evolution of Pokémon. Doesn't this mean that even if they are created, they will still change. Moreover, Pokémon can lay eggs as long as they belong to the same egg group. If the parents are of different races, it would make sense for the children born to have different talents, such as the Roaring Tiger of High Five. There is no doubt whether character is qualification. Yes, taking the game as an example, different characters will have different bonuses. This is a good example. Even if we don't talk about other conditions in reality, hard work is definitely better than laziness. Characteristics, characteristics further illustrate the point that Arceus has no qualifications because he created them. Did Arceus determine which Pokémon had which characteristics and which characteristics were rare when he created Pokémon? It is impossible. Arceus is not a social animal. This will kill Arceus. Finally, someone said that in that case, why not just choose a Quasi-God? First of all, you need time and resources to be a Quasi-God. Even if you don't have enough resources, even if you finally evolve, it won't be good. Just like Xiaozhi's Charizard, the final evolved look is obviously different from the normal one. Moreover, in the Pokémon world, besides qualifications, what is more important is the bond and the trainer. In an idealistic world, it would be meaningless if you didn't talk about the power of the soul and only talked about qualifications, right?

Didn't you find other authors to py? Otherwise, why would you get this result?

I feel like Snake Bear can be written according to the fourth revision. That thing is a bit perverted, and it can learn belly drum very quickly.

A good Pokémon book for me: Don't give the Pokémon names. There is no need to use some of the set skill powers in the game, and the number of skills is limited to these two. It's the native world of Pokémon. Mortal people and elves will die.

After reading it immersively for a day, I felt that it was a very interesting elf novel. But when I look back and think about it, there are some settings that I personally think are problematic. Now that I have seen the part where the three little ones enter the Weibai Secret Realm, I will just express my personal opinion in the hope that it can inspire others. First, the golden finger of tree fruit blending. At present, it seems that only the protagonist can match low-level tree fruits with each other into higher-level fruit meals and drinks. I personally feel that this cheat is too big. After all, the protagonist will definitely have access to high-level tree fruits later. The combination of low-level tree fruits can meet the requirements of the high-level plan in the top-level training plan. It is difficult to imagine that a high-level tree fruit meal can directly bring an elf with an individual value of only single digits to a full individual level? Vision stuffed a bunch of feathers and boosters into a bowl for the Pokémon to eat. Second, level setting. After reading more than a hundred chapters, I still don't understand what is the difference between the so-called excellence level, elite level, and king level? I personally feel that the King level may be about 30-40 levels in strength, but the level span to distinguish the top level and the King level is too large. It is very possible that they are both the King level but crush all the King level? I don't quite understand, or is this level setting mentioned before but I skipped it? Third, there is the issue of race value. Although this is not a game world, low race value does not necessarily mean you are weak, but this is a mountain that is difficult to escape, and the higher the level, the more obvious it becomes. According to the setting of the world view, there is a high probability that the protagonist will face mythical beasts and phantom beasts in the later stage. It is difficult for me to imagine what effect Dubai Xiong and Ba Dadie can have when facing the flightless and fat-headed fish. This is not a game world. You can't tell me that Dubai Xiong has strengthened his full ability to level 6 and can't fly in a second? A power grid that defeats Rayquaza can only exist in the game. Unless the Pokémon's racial value settings are completely abandoned in the later stage and abilities are re-planned, similar to settings such as the green caterpillar's fading, otherwise those with lower racial values ​​in the later stage may not have any sense of presence in big scenes. I don't know how the author will deal with this in the future, so I'll ask a question here. Fourth, the relationship between humans and Pokémon (I am Dr. Oak at the moment). It is known that there has been a war between humans and Pokémon, and humans should have won. What will humans do with Pokémon? This is the point I want to complain about the most. The first chapter states that the world has experienced two human-spiritual wars. Based on this setting, it is actually impossible for humans and Pokémon to coexist peacefully. Who can be sure that there won't be a Pokémon with red eyes shouting "I want to create a world with only Pokémon" and then lead a large group of Pokémon to launch the Pokémon version of the Third Ninja World War. Moreover, it is impossible for Pokémon to lose in a real fight. In the first few chapters, we can learn that a newly born snake bear can seriously injure people, unless the world has super newbies per capita, but it doesn't seem like it at the moment. To go a step further, let's talk about the relationship between people and Pokémon. After the human-spirit war was mentioned in the original article, I think it is no longer possible for humans and Pokémon to live in a friendly relationship. We have to make it clear that wars are bound to cause casualties. If the first war was caused by the fusion of two worlds, the second war shows that there is a conflict between people and Pokémon. Pokémon have hurt humans, and humans have killed Pokémon. It is impossible to propose peaceful coexistence under this premise. There are also descriptions of roasted bugs and the Weibai Secret Realm considering eating eagles. It is common for people in this world to eat Pokémon or kill Pokémon. There is even a gourmet association that wants to eat mini dragons (original chapter 57). In this ecosystem, Pokémon will not fight side by side with humans at all. Jiang Xiaoning in the article has a Gyarados. So when Gyarados knows that humans will grill Magikarp to eat, will it choose to become a partner with humans and fight for her? In the same way, if Zhongbao sees the protagonist eating his own kind, can he still regard the protagonist as a companion? Pokémon in this ecology are more likely to be enslaved slaves. This is not a problem of the Pokémon being born ignorant and thoughtless, but a problem of race and survival, which is very heavy. Put yourself in another person's shoes, if there was a powerful race that defeated the people on Earth and would plunder (chi) children from time to time, how would you treat this race? This race tells you that we live in peace, but from time to time I will give you a beating, please don't mind? The author has many descriptions of eating Pokémon in the first 100 chapters. I don't know if this description will have foreshadowing later on. It seems very weird at the moment. I have read more than 100 chapters so far. I don't know how the plot will develop in the future. I hope someone who has finished reading can give me some spoilers.

How do you feel that this novel, from the beginning to the end, the timeline doesn't last very long?

Have you seen the good brothers in the back talking about the multiple female protagonists in the back? 🙂

I hope I can write more extras after it's finished, preferably with other Pokémon members.

Thank you to the author for your great answer. I may not have said it properly on some points, so I will add a little bit. Actually, what I mainly want to say is the relationship between humans and Pokémon. It doesn't mean that it doesn't matter if they can be eaten because they are large in number or have no evolutionary potential. This is just a manifestation of the relationship between species. In the author's general setting, Pokémon are alien species, creatures that come in from outside the world, and have had war conflicts with humans. This situation is unlikely for humans to raise Pokémon and treat them as companions. Once a Pokémon goes berserk, it will suffer heavy casualties. When Pokémon can attack and hurt humans, and humans can prey on Pokémon, at this point, the relationship between the two races will only be antagonistic, because this is an inter-race issue. No matter how rubbish the green caterpillar is, it is still a Pokémon, and Magikarp, who could only splash and jump before evolving, is also a Pokémon. This is the concept of race. Pokémon can be naturally selected within, but external forces that harm individuals within their own race are intolerable, and the same is true for humans. Moreover, the protagonists who have played the game after time travel will consider eating dragon meat (Chapter 57), so do the residents of the original world really have no idea about dragon meat? Metagross (assuming it will appear later) has a brain comparable to a supercomputer. Wouldn't anyone really want to kill Metagross for research? Pokémon has existed in the game world for a long time. Human life and technological development are closely related to Pokémon. Pokémon also need help from humans most of the time, so the game world can explore the status and possibility of peaceful coexistence. But in the background setting of the article... Emmm Pokémon and humans have actually cut off the possibility of living together as equals.

There is quite a feeling that the level of cultivated elves in the world has dropped ten thousand times, and I am the only one who has not changed. Also, the Wind Speed ​​Dog can't tremble, but it can stomp hard. I've already brought it with me if it can tremble, but it's fine in daily life.

I hope I can write more and the ending won't be too fast.

I planted two books and found that they both seem to be yours 🙂.

I only saw half of it, but I voted all in

Are there any elves in the game that are not restrained by any elf attributes?