
I'm an Elf Mayor in the Real World
我在现实世界当精灵镇长
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- Completed
- Length
- 937k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Fan Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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If you want a supporting role, you can leave a comment in the building Please think of the name of the character, the elf he has, and his approximate identity (you can also add it if you want a plot)
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I really like the subject matter, but the protagonist starts to develop the Pokémon project inexplicably without mentioning anything. It doesn't matter that the protagonist is a time traveler. It's a bit inexplicable that the protagonist, an aborigine, asks the villagers to develop the Pokémon project together.
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Thoughts after reading Yidiudiu
Compared with the ranch style that is so popular now, this is a different approach to the group portrait novel. It focuses more on people, which is still good. However, I personally feel that it is easy to go off the beaten track. As the island develops, the elves become pure tool people, lacking a little fetters.
To be honest, combining a Chinese-style town with Pokémon, it's not that easy to get started with the Lamb and Goat Milk project at the beginning. I don't have any connections at home, and I'm not well-connected. I won't make such a big investment in the town, and the higher-ups won't give you approval. So this book looks a bit fragmented. It's fine if it doesn't hinder writing, but I can't think about it in detail.
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The main role of the protagonist in this book is to be a tool to develop Langqi Town So it will basically be a group portrait article mode Everyone who leaves a supporting role post, I will pay attention to it and arrange a certain plot I will try to ensure that everyone's supporting role is flesh and blood, and will shape the character plot according to the specific plot, but there will not be much in general. Changes There won't be many battle plots in this book, but I believe you all have your own favorite, imaginary stories with elves So readers who are looking forward to this convenience, don't worry If you like it, you can leave a message in the supporting role post, and then don't ask for all legendary elves (including fantasy beasts, ultimate beasts and various new generation species) Because it won't appear until very later
Can you please stop expounding some disgusting administrative plots in just a few words, adding crazy obstructions, write in one direction, and don't keep doing this?
Is there anyone out there who can write a realistic Pokemon novel about Erbin Tourism or something like that?
In this new chapter, you started selling elves. How poisonous!
I remember that the sea area of several hundred miles around the island (forgot the details) is under the jurisdiction of the island. The author can develop marine resources in the article. The island still lacks the role of a guard. After all, large wild elves attack the island, and you don't even have the defense force to defend it. In addition, you set up a series of elf-related work, but there is no legal department. For example, someone uses a certain elf to destroy large facilities or attack others to maim or kill them. Death, what kind of punitive measures and supporting military force should the local government give? Finally, the upper limit of individual or collective adoption of elves should be distinguished from the top local leaders. Too many elves owned by civilians is a great challenge to the government's military power. In the article, most of the pig feet adopted by the town mayors are the leaders of a certain elven tribe. The number of adoptions by town mayors, mayors and governors is particularly prominent compared to most groups...
Reading the beginning reminds me of the gang of thieves in Xi Cui. . .
When I was playing Arceus, I really wanted to use my skills directly on Xi Cui Diao Min.
This is a town construction book wrapped in Pokémon skin. The protagonist in the book is no longer just a trainer. It is a good book. What is commendable is that it has a very positive energy, but why are so few people reading it?
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At the grain level, there is no big problem. Don't try to fit the reality, just treat it as a different world.
After reading a chapter or two, I couldn't stand it anymore. The character of the village chief was too retarded. Once this character was introduced, the rest must be pretentious and slapped in the face. Moreover, the protagonist is a native, the kind of native who doesn't even know Pokémon.
Just hold on this time
I feel like there is potential this time, much better than the previous ones.
The Transcendent will be better. We all know that the elf protagonist cannot be brought in if he only knows a little about it!
Ask out of curiosity
Why does the heroine have to be named Nanfeng? Is it because Nanfeng knows what I want?
Supporting corner building (2)
If you want a supporting role, you can leave a comment in the building Please think about the name of the character, the elf you have, and the approximate identity (if you want a plot, you can also add it appropriately) Try not to use the elf that has appeared before, so that everyone can have their own unique elf and unique plot story
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A Japanese town is just a large village. Our town is equivalent to a county, and a large town is even equivalent to half a city.
Tsk, I feel like the Sora part is not quite right. This kind of elf itself is very embarrassing and difficult to write well.
How is the author? Does anyone know?
The author watched the short film "Have You Dreamed of Good Times"?
Why does it feel like the protagonist is suffering along the way? It is obvious that there is no profit maximization, so what kind of generosity is there when you are so poor?
The author's new book "The Elf Metropolis on an Abandoned Island"