Genshin Impact: The Tale of the Gods, Zhongli Tips a Vision

This book seems to be boasting, but in fact it is smearing Chinese civilization in disguise. It is definitely someone sent by the devils. The more I look at it, the more **

Pangu has died so many times. Cause of death: All his blood was drained by the system.

Actually, I have a question about how to use the concept of prehistoric times. In Teyvat, it is also a dimensionality reduction attack, but the author has the final say, emm

I've only spoken a few words and it's been a few hours.

Either it's about the prehistoric times, or it's about mythology. These are neither fish nor fowl when combined, and the protagonist's words are a little mixed up. This is the biggest failure. You can read another book about mythology. Although the number of words is less, the writing is better.

After reading a few chapters, it turns out that he is a very toxic author. Why don't you find a factory to talk about the book? You are just pretending, so why are you pretending? Talking about a section of a book, this moving song, bumping, and stopping, and then stopping again, through the crazy water characters, do you think others are blind? If you don't want to write, then don't write. Your crooked brains have already been drawn to this, so what else are you going to write? You have such a crooked mind, wouldn't you think more about the plot?

First No matter where the protagonist brings the topic of storytelling, there will always be surprises, and he even has to bring it with him when eating. Second The protagonist is clearly set up to give people a sense of youth, but the words "simple" and "vicissitudes" are always used to describe his tone. Third Each paragraph of the book may be less than four or five hundred words. You have to ask for money five or six times. It is true that there are people who are stupid and have a lot of money, but it is difficult for ordinary people not to be disgusted with you.

I broke down the story of the Great Wilderness and continued it intermittently. I could write hundreds of millions of words like this, but the more I read, the more I felt bad-tempered and speechless.

You're in the wild, don't write blindly

You are telling a book; you are telling a story; you are not talking about cross talk; you are wrong; you are a bit speechless.