Genshin Impact: With a Simulator, I Teach Raiden the Susanoo

After dealing with Auxerre, Traveler, as the honorary knight of Mondstadt and the great hero of Liyue, does not need the Death Star at all. The Death Star is purely to slow down the progress of the plot. You can't learn the grinding method in the game and just meet the God of Thunder directly as the envoy. Also, the protagonist follows the Traveler through the story of the Maelstrom Demon God, so there is no shortage of money or anything. As a great hero reward, according to the price in the game It's easy to make hundreds of billions, and with the identity of a great hero, no matter where the money goes, it's easy. Don't be fooled by the plot, especially in the plot, the travelers have been plotted by the Kamisato family, from Thomas at the beginning, to Ayaka Kamisato, to deliberately letting the travelers see people who have been deprived of the eyes of God. It has always been a conspiracy. Ayaka Kamisato is a perfect green tea bitch, white lotus, and the Virgin.

He was smashed back into the seal, not dead, so what?

Always simulate? The real pig's foot didn't move a step? And then wait for the simulation to affect reality? It's better to spend an unlimited month reading the complete brainwashing program. Not as interesting as simulation.

Thor still needs Susanoo? Hasn't the author ever played Thunder God Zhou Ben? That thing is much more exciting than the Susanoo, and its battery life is incredible. In comparison, the Susanoo's repetition rate is too high, and it's completely useless.

Although the author makes it very clear, reality cannot be affected until a certain rating. But the first time I rushed to the eighth level, I still felt a little knotty in my heart and couldn't move forward. It's like, the protagonist and Yae's childhood sweetheart, Kamiko is also interested in the protagonist. As a result, the protagonist was sent to the battlefield of Kanria; he defended the eighth level, and then met a samurai. However, he couldn't defeat him and was defeated... After that, General Thunder and Lightning arrived and hacked the samurai to death... The protagonist of the first simulation is Huang Mao, and the protagonist of the second simulation is Ku Zhu... Although I didn't write it that way, I can't help but make people think about it. Either set the simulation to not affect reality, or don't rush the heroine in the simulation... It's weird.

What are you writing? You keep putting on the simulation, simulation, simulation, and the simulation plot, but you still can't get anywhere? **Can the author write?

Auxerre is not dead, right? Can a jade pavilion kill a demon? If that's the case, then it's okay. If you build a few more jade pavilions, even the seven gods can't do it. And you don't think that the death range of the devil is very small, right?

How can 80 meters Susanoo be enough? The complete Susanoo is over 200 meters long

The writing is good, I personally like it, but the plot during the simulation is not good. Since it is a simulation, the protagonist's own mood and personality should be used to simulate it. Even if there are entry bonuses, it is only a partial change. During the simulation, I feel that I am completely different from the original protagonist. What is this simulation? This is other people's world

The simulator thing feels weird. It seems that only certain things, such as those that are beneficial to the protagonist, will be retained. For example, the first time Yae was flushed, it was not converted into reality. All simulators seem to be like this. You have to say that the score is not enough. Then if the entire Teyvat is destroyed, will the memory be imported?