Genshin Impact: Simulating the Age of the Gods, My Daughter Turns Out to Be Nahida

Rather than forcing the protagonist to conform to factional thinking, authors should prioritize the protagonist's own experiences and personality, rather than rigidly adhering to factionalism. The protagonist should come first, followed by the faction.

To be honest, the protagonist's system is getting increasingly outrageous. A single talent can completely alter the protagonist's personality. Don't tell me it's just an amplification of emotions; to me, that's practically the same as alteration. This trend is evident in the Hundred Demons arc, and this simulation is even more extreme.

Since some people don't like it, I'll make some minor changes. I originally only wanted to write something that conformed to the logic of each faction, but I didn't expect everyone to be so sensitive, so I'll change it.

First, while the alignment is chaotic and neutral, your system amplifies your personality, which is tantamount to manipulating the protagonist's character and behavior. Although it aligns with the alignment, it doesn't fit the novel, especially considering the preceding events involving the Human Emperor, whose situation differs most greatly from the current chaotic state.

It's one thing for a star god to be unable to find a single person, but to be unable to find his own messenger, who happens to be his own blood-related daughter, is another matter entirely.

It's fair to say they squandered a winning hand. How come they completely faltered in Mondstadt? The initial writing, while not phenomenal, was at least decent and worth reading, but then they started making disastrous decisions...

It's like when I read role-playing novels. I used to really enjoy them, but then someone said it felt like the character was replacing the original owner, possessing another's body, and then I never read those kinds of novels again. Similarly, if simulation novels also change the original owner's personality, frankly, that cheat ability is worse than no cheat at all.

You wrote about StarCraft and Ironforge, fine, but you had to bring Klee into the mix. Klee running off to StarCraft and Ironforge is one thing, but why spend so much time on her? Did I come here to see Klee?

Princess Kaguya of Houran, you've really gone too far with your novels! Most of the scenes in the game Genshin Impact are based on famous historical sites in my country. But you added some words that were absolutely inappropriate. You really shouldn't have included that term. When you bring up the term "human experimentation," you've already angered some readers.

What I find hard to accept is that the characters in the previous three countries all leaned towards a benevolent nature, even in the simulation of the Night Parade of One Hundred Demons. Then, in Mondstadt, they suddenly became cold-blooded. Although the characters are unrelated to the protagonist, so many years have passed in the three simulations; it's impossible for them to change overnight.