
Genshin Impact: Teyvat's Ultimate Public Embarrassment, from the Start the Hydro Archon Backs Down
原神:社死提瓦特,开局水神认怂
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 150k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Gaming
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
68Chapters
2.3MReads
15.7kFlowers
9.9Score
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Reader comments 36
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Doesn't this book have a protagonist? Forget it, yo-yo.
There is no sense of immersion, where is the protagonist? To really see the review, I might as well watch the video.
The content is really good, but it's still stinky.
It's still good. The first part is easy to write, but the middle and later parts are completely uninteresting.
The god of wind is a drunkard, the god of rock is a slut, the god of thunder is a local girl, the god of sex is a child, and the god of water is a pure joy.
Can the author stop talking? Shen He had met Zhongli before, at the table in front of that woman's house. I just don't know his identity. Do you think the immortal wouldn't recognize Zhongli when he saw him?
A humble author, asking for comments online. If you have any opinions, you can point them out and I will try my best to correct them when I see them. Of course, don't scold me**
Isn't there a novel with a timeline where someone dresses up as a Fontaine noble and adopts Linnette? During the mission, Linny mentioned that the two of them were adopted by a noble, and I thought about it when Linnette was almost sent to a noble's home.
The most important thing about writing a Q&A is not the Q&A, but the contrast between the touch brought by the original plot and the second creation. If the protagonist cannot be integrated, the protagonist will only become a poisonous point.
A water god's speech has not been completed for more than ten chapters and is only a question and answer. Isn't it better to read a question-and-answer themed novel that should highlight the psychological activities when thinking about the answer, as well as punishment and reward? It's completely the opposite.