Genshin Impact: Start as a Walnut Customer
About This Novel
A loser accidentally traveled to the game world and accidentally became a customer of the Hall of Rebirth. You couldn't help but be stunned when you heard the voice of the girl outside. The funeral cost a total of 10,000 molas. Wait, isn't this voice a walnut? What kind of funeral? Where is this?
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Official(8)Scraped 5d ago
The protagonist has a problem
After reading about 10 chapters, the biggest problem is the protagonist: few people who understand the plot and like Genshin Impact deceive a mentally retarded Qiqi. The protagonist does not behave like a positive character. For example, a person from another country sent a rebirth to a Chinese person, but a senior policeman noticed it and said, "Don't use tricks to persecute my country, otherwise you will not have a good life. Is there a problem here?" Can a Chinese under the red flag retaliate against local law enforcement officials who tell them not to break the law or they will get nothing? What state of mind?
Very good.
This edition is said to be one of the best books I have ever read. Another Genshin Impact has been removed from the shelves, which is such a pity.
Um, is this time travel and letting yourself go?
This character is a bit too weird. It always feels like a human nature that is not suppressed by the law. It looks a bit weird whether it is black or white or black and white.
If you think about yourself, I think it's pretty good.
Come on, keep writing! These last 10 words are the most annoying
very good
This is one of the best books I've ever read.
Based on the behavior of the protagonist of this book, he is truly the villain.
First of all, from a humanistic point of view, Haha should not have released Ruotuo, and the overall character of the protagonist was shaped into the kind of otaku young man who is not happy with his life, and then he likes a character like Hutao, and then he wants to get it, and then he dislikes everyone, and then he gets angry because of the slightest thing. Abusing one's power and being a liar means that as a god or leader of a country, it is normal to threaten an outsider who may bring disaster. However, the protagonist does not have this kind of thinking, which means that he has not negotiated with others for a long time, and his three views are already improper. And you didn't position him as the kind of destiny villain from the beginning who just wanted to go against the gods. If you had positioned him from the beginning to directly plunder Hu Tao, the response might have been better.
Pure villain writing.
It feels like none of the fools written about the protagonist are as villainous as him.
Why is this protagonist so dark when he is a villain?
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Community(0)
Official(8)Scraped 5d ago
The protagonist has a problem
After reading about 10 chapters, the biggest problem is the protagonist: few people who understand the plot and like Genshin Impact deceive a mentally retarded Qiqi. The protagonist does not behave like a positive character. For example, a person from another country sent a rebirth to a Chinese person, but a senior policeman noticed it and said, "Don't use tricks to persecute my country, otherwise you will not have a good life. Is there a problem here?" Can a Chinese under the red flag retaliate against local law enforcement officials who tell them not to break the law or they will get nothing? What state of mind?
Very good.
This edition is said to be one of the best books I have ever read. Another Genshin Impact has been removed from the shelves, which is such a pity.
Um, is this time travel and letting yourself go?
This character is a bit too weird. It always feels like a human nature that is not suppressed by the law. It looks a bit weird whether it is black or white or black and white.
If you think about yourself, I think it's pretty good.
Come on, keep writing! These last 10 words are the most annoying
very good
This is one of the best books I've ever read.
Based on the behavior of the protagonist of this book, he is truly the villain.
First of all, from a humanistic point of view, Haha should not have released Ruotuo, and the overall character of the protagonist was shaped into the kind of otaku young man who is not happy with his life, and then he likes a character like Hutao, and then he wants to get it, and then he dislikes everyone, and then he gets angry because of the slightest thing. Abusing one's power and being a liar means that as a god or leader of a country, it is normal to threaten an outsider who may bring disaster. However, the protagonist does not have this kind of thinking, which means that he has not negotiated with others for a long time, and his three views are already improper. And you didn't position him as the kind of destiny villain from the beginning who just wanted to go against the gods. If you had positioned him from the beginning to directly plunder Hu Tao, the response might have been better.
Pure villain writing.
It feels like none of the fools written about the protagonist are as villainous as him.
Why is this protagonist so dark when he is a villain?
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