Honkai: The System Ran Away Without Deleting the Database

The mechanism of elemental forces. In Genshin Impact, elemental energy is a special kind of energy that permeates elemental creatures, humans, dragons, and other hybrid species. It is not a simple form of energy as people typically think (like nuclear energy), but rather a strange power that you can imagine. For example. Creatures imbued with elemental power can, over time, transcend the limitations of their race and evolve into species that are the object of human imagination or legends. For example, Bubble Seahorse evolves into the Leviathan in the folk song sung by the poet. For example, the fearsome beast is evolving into a sacred beast loaded by the Sulun School. Similarly, elemental power also has the bloodline mechanism of the Dou Di in Doupo. The beings at the pinnacle of their race radiate influence upon the race, bringing it divine affinity and bonuses (such as the White Dust Bloodline and the Hidden Mountain Bloodline), increasing the strength and wisdom of all members of the race. Elemental power is also contagious, similar to a magnetic field. When a powerful elemental force exists, other weaker creatures that use elemental power will spontaneously evolve towards that powerful force. Similarly, once a race with a complete elemental force structure is born, the world will naturally continue to produce this kind of life in large numbers.

Ha, you're clinging to your novel and getting strangled along with the previous civilization. Just wait for it to be abandoned; all you'll do is cause trouble here.

As always, it's abstract, and as always, it follows the same old green-skinned mentality and growth pattern. To be honest, I'm getting a bit tired of it. If you say it's good, every step of the plot development and the main character's growth doesn't go as the reader expects; if you say it's bad, your writing style and plot logic are flawless. You're the first author I've seen whose writing style hasn't declined or improved after so many years—that's truly rare.

The battle scenes and plot are inconsistent, especially in Chapter 123. When facing the Herrscher of Thunder, the hero pulls out a syringe of holy blood, then suddenly attacks with an ice sword. Later, it's mentioned that the Herrscher of Thunder has an empty syringe, and then a blood-red ice dagger suddenly appears. Was the holy blood frozen with the ice sword before use? It wasn't apparent in the earlier descriptions, and even when it is, it doesn't match the later events of injecting the Herrscher of Thunder with a syringe. This appears to be due to AI editing.

Is the cover model planning to steal Durandal and Rita? Rita isn't that much of a deal; she has a happy family, so whether it's necessary is debatable. But if they steal Durandal, Schicksal's high-end combat power will immediately start to falter. Siegfried will rebel, Theresa and the Bishop will have some disagreements, and Rita will simply be an S-class gatekeeper (but the gap between S-class is greater than the gap between D and S-class).

It really gives me a sense of déjà vu. They say they're going to create a new Mondstadt? Does that mean they're just going to blow all the snow off the entire snowfield? There's also the Abyss. Since it connects to Teyvat, the Red King's technology and the Grass God can definitely be gained. The protagonist isn't very familiar with controlling the ley lines, but if he can get the Heart of the Grass God, or directly snatch the Great Tree King in one step, then the protagonist can really say that Kevin, the High Priestess, Durandal, and Sue can stand up, and everyone else here is trash.

I bet this book will be abandoned after Honkai Impact 3rd ends, either on StarCraft or Genshin Impact, or a large part will be dedicated to the game's storyline. #(You know what I mean)

Because I quit Genshin Impact a long time ago, I don't know much about it. The author is really keeping up with Genshin Impact. I just saw it on Bilibili. It turns out that the Abyss is an aggregation of everything that never happened.

Why wasn't he involved in the plot? His power level skyrocketed right from the start, and the protagonist has become something we can't understand again.

This version has a lot of surprises, but the biggest surprise is that Vera's melancholy isn't just in the novel, it's real. #(Laughs) Teyvat currently lacks star-level power and is unworthy of being considered a master in the universe. Then they updated the biggest setting: the mind is superior to material things. No matter how powerful you are, the spirit is greater than everything.