Genshin Impact: A Laid-Back Life in Teyvat as an Emissary of Nihility

Denigrate joy when you are young, understand joy when you are sensible, and join joy when you grow up. Embrace the religion of joy and experience a better life. To know joy is the exclusive right of intelligent creatures. Neither rocks nor stars can appreciate the humor of life. Seek to meet your opponent's enemy in chess, seek a game to kill time, seek an outcome that doesn't matter the outcome. Looking for hilarious jokes, misunderstandings, and songs that make your mind dance. Knowledge is scrap metal, conservation is a fool; hunting has no sense of humor, destruction is like a madman. The Star Gods are all stubborn, Aha is so shameless! Aha is so shameless.

This kind of suppression of the protagonist again

Just look at the introduction and you will know. This is called showing off. Isn't this a pure fun person?

Once you become the Emissary of Nothingness, you basically have nothing to fear except the Star God.

It is very dangerous to become the emissary of nothingness. In the end, even the women are too lazy to take them away, and they don't want to take them. So when did the protagonist abandon the fate of nothingness?

Even if the Order of Nothingness is weak, it can destroy galaxies, right? How dare you write that the protagonist's physique can be injured by Genshin Impact's Cold Sky Nail without any preparation?

Ababa, there is a reader called Fantasy Dragon God. I saw your book review in the background, but it seems to have been deleted by the system. I don't know what happened. I'll reply. First of all, the destiny of nothingness would be too scary if it followed the nihilism of the real world. I chose the protagonist's destiny to be nothingness at the beginning. On the one hand, the destiny of Hika is nothingness, and on the other hand, nothingness can be understood as being ruined in a narrow sense. The second question is whether the protagonist's fate will change. The answer is yes. As for what it will change, I haven't thought about it yet. There is a high probability that I will create a fate for the protagonist. Third, this book currently has hi female protagonists, but for some reasons, some parts may be more obscure, and the author has never been in love, so the emotional scenes will not be written in too much detail.

Commentary on Chapter 2: Jiu Mengzi and Wendy of "Original God: The Order of Nothingness' Leisurely Days in Teyvat" written by Bi Luo Xinghe.

Commentary on Chapter 1: Traveling through the Continent of Teyvat, "Original God: The Order of Nothingness's Leisurely Days in Teyvat" written by Bi Luo Xinghe.

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