Elf: the System Only Comes After Everyone Has Become a Champion

I'm a Qing Shui, I'm so sinister, who can beat me?

It's rare to have a protagonist who is really strong enough. How would you write this without arranging for enemies to come from the sky?

Altau Cabbage Sister

No problem?

The strong character of the champion has been written, but the protagonist's style of painting is not the same as others. He seems to be from a special episode, while the others are different from the animated version. This was achieved when there was no system. Actually, I think the author should be very popular if he writes about fairy tales or fantasy, and the style is quite suitable.

Now that the starting point mechanism is reformed, the most important thing in the new book period is to catch up on reading. If you can catch up on reading, please help me, please try your best not to read books in the new book period. It would be better if there are monthly tickets and recommendation tickets, thank you.

Altau Trio

Damn it, the author's name has changed to "The book friend has logged out". I have never seen this happening before.

Like the picture

There are so many unknown totems, ABCD... The BGM for the protagonist's appearance will not be the "ABCDEFG, HIJKLMN" alphabet song 😁

It was written in my heart. Refreshing, happy. But the system is a bit disappointing.

Personally, I think it's good. Invincibility should look like invincibility. Finally found another Pokémon book that fulfills the responsibilities of a champion. I hope there is a female protagonist

Like the picture

The writing is very good, and the protagonist is very good, but I personally feel that it is too unpopular to a large extent. The first generation of Pokémon is very familiar, and the second generation may have some impressions, but starting from the third and fourth generations, I have no idea at all. The writing of these Pokémon characters and events are completely unfamiliar. I looked up the pictures and gave up completely. I have never seen them before. . .

To put it bluntly, it's just food. I don't know what book to write.