To Get Stronger, I Chose to Become a Young Elf

There are definitely some top players in BLB. By the way, how did you guys find them? The leaderboard is really...

A good novel, quite good indeed. Just please avoid overly heavy-handed or yandere-like plots and grand narratives later on; maintain this calm and understated style. I would rate it as excellent.

The writing style is simple yet full of humor, making it a light and comfortable read with plenty of laughs. The main character is a little girl, but the content is not just about cuteness; the character development is quite good, and the emotional portrayals are also very solid. The plot development is also quite solid, without any sense of padding. A very good piece of work, definitely worth seeing. [Sfem:14:597]

It feels like going back to when I first watched "Pineapple Bun" many years ago. Sigh, time flies.

I was drawn in by the cover art of Ibuki. (Click 1 if you found this!) [Sfem:3:304]

It's good, so why are there so few readers?

I thought it was about a young girl based on the title, I wanted to see a young girl 😭😭

For a 12-year-old girl, let alone being weaned, it's questionable whether she can even roll over on her own.

Looks good 👍

We're both juniors, the same age as the author. I think I started reading SF (a genre of Chinese fiction) a little earlier than the author, around sixth grade to seventh grade. Back then, I didn't have pocket money, so I often only read the author's note before finishing a book. I've read quite a few author's notes; the authors are either in their thirties or early twenties. Now, reading them, I'm surprised to realize that many authors are already my age. As for me? Since I was little, I've had ideas like "I think this is awesome" popping into my head from time to time, but I haven't realized a single one. Outside of class, the only thing I can call creative work is probably a short fanfiction of a few thousand words that I wrote a few years ago...