Genshin Impact: I'm All Those Behind-the-Scenes Big Shots

Well, this book came out too early. After all, many settings were incomplete back then, and fanfiction authors could only add to and speculate on what was already there. Now it's very clear: the laws of nature will not stop the development of civilization, but those who want to venture out or touch the abyss will be severely punished. The reason why the demon god loves people is because the underlying code is at work, not because they have been in contact with people.

Seeing the Inazuma simulation, turning him into a dragon king felt like a complete misstep. It ruined the buildup from before. I don't understand why he would abandon being a perfectly good human to become an elemental spirit. As the Yellow Emperor, reincarnating as an elemental spirit is a disgrace, especially since he's a non-human race—it's so incongruous. It would have been better to use the Yellow Emperor template as a foundation, continuously reincarnating into different eras as the mastermind behind overthrowing fate, ultimately uniting all the hidden forces in Teyvat as the Yellow Emperor and leading Teyvat in a counterattack against the forces of nature. The anticipation I felt after watching the Liyue arc was completely ruined when I saw the next simulated identity was an elemental spirit. I can only say, author, you know how to spoil the fun.

What is this book about? Is it good?

There are too many aliases, and none of them are explored in depth; it's so disjointed.

Returning to the place and taking some photos.