Is It Wrong to Play Genshin Impact Solo from Scratch?

How come I only just saw this book now?! How shameful! The Nordkalé edition is almost here, and now reading older fanfiction clashes with the original setting, so I have no desire to continue. I wonder how many people feel the same way as me #(shy)

I looked at the comments section and what the author wrote. All I can say is that if the scattered soldiers had been depicted as women from the start, and all the related text had been crammed into the main storyline, the pacing would have been significantly reduced.

Wenti got buffed, a perfect prediction. His promotion wasn't in vain.

This book has a classic problem: it keeps suppressing the protagonist's fighting power. He's good enough to spar with Thor, yet his martial arts skills are no match for the head instructor of the Thousand Rocks Army. Even after defeating Ray in the later episodes, he was still suppressed by Diluc with his fists and feet, who claimed that the protagonist hadn't learned martial arts and was therefore not good at it. However, martial arts are interconnected. Swords and spears are powerful, but fist techniques aren't much weaker. Even without formal training, one can learn fist techniques on their own. In summary, it's about suppressing combat power.

It's the seventh of the month, the plot is all too familiar. Grass God: Things have come to this point, I have no choice but to self-destruct. #(Sweat)#(sweat)

The current layout is so strange.

7.0 Is here! Starting with a flying train, venturing into the Shadowlands. #(Yawning)

Why isn't this book available as an audiobook?

Beautiful! Beautiful!