
Otherworldly Elves Won't Be Conquered
异类精灵不会被攻略
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Xiao Gong, a writer. Hearing of Pineapple Bun, he cast several knives on his writing, causing all who read it to weep, yet also earning the admiration of readers, for his writing is both tragic and heroic. His novel *Im* died before it even began, while *Captain* is a household name, and his work *Elf* is also widely discussed. In the year of Xin Chou, when he was poor, Xiao Gong said, "For every 40 monthly votes and 4,000 coupons for *Elf*, I will add an extra chapter." Readers were astonished! Even those who acted like doves at dawn offered rewards.
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Since everyone knows the girls already, let's talk about the male protagonist. The harmonious breakfast time with the family of three at the beginning (scratch that) was so sweet, warm, and adorable that I mistakenly thought he was just an ordinary, invincible male protagonist passing through (scratch that). It wasn't until the later battle that I realized he wasn't. As a "traveler" or "recorder" who has lived for an unknown amount of time and visited countless worlds and timelines, he seems to lack the concept of "emotion." Therefore, when he sees others' sadness and anger, he expresses bewilderment and tries to answer that bewilderment—an act that is undoubtedly very hurtful to the person being addressed...
I apologize for the lack of updates these past few days; I haven't been feeling well (I was at the hospital for physiotherapy). I'll resume updates after the National Day holiday, but the frequency will likely be quite low... After all, I've been incredibly busy since the holiday ended.
After all that, Shirei became the female lead, and Shiori didn't even get a role anymore.
Could you please update the captain's profile?
I didn't want to buy it at first, but I made up my mind because you said you like to post angst. If possible, go all out!!! Make me cry!!!
Although challenges are commonplace, they're hard to refuse.
PS: I've already posted 15 VIP chapters, totaling over 53,000 words (my liver is exhausted, and I also have some drafts saved up, which is just enough for one Emperor Yan).
Simple book review
This book is very friendly to those who haven't read Date A Live, like myself. I only had a superficial understanding of Date A Live and had only a general knowledge of its setting. However, as the story unfolds, it reveals that the world isn't limited to just Date A Live; many more worlds are presented to the reader through the author's descriptions. The transitions between various settings are excellent, and the writing style is superb. The author's control over the plot, the descriptions of details, and the foreshadowing are all exceptional. Many parts are rich in detail, making it suitable for both casual reading and careful study. In today's increasingly fast-paced light novel market, it's a very good work with a promising future. The story involves time travel...
Great book, worth reading, absolutely amazing!
This is absolutely the best Date A Live fanfiction I've ever read. Compared to those mindless harem and moe-fied Shido fanfics I've seen before, this one's creativity is truly commendable. Moreover, the author's writing is superb, and the high-quality plot makes it a masterpiece worthy of praise! Although I personally still prefer harems, those mindless harem stories are really a headache. Those books only give the heroine a brief appearance before abandoning her, basically giving her no further screen time. Of course, I only came across this book because of the author's impulsive recommendation, although the method confused me, the book is indeed excellent. (Dog...)