In Genshin Impact: Lumine Overhears My Inner Thoughts!

This book will reset your three views. It is recommended to read it without thinking. It may be the author's practice work.

The protagonist fucks the man. If you can accept it, continue. I wet it first.

What did you write about, buddy, marry Keli? You have to be so twisted in your heart to be able to write something like this when so many people are reading this book. If you are smelting copper in the second dimension, you will go crazy in private. If you are smelting copper in the third dimension, it will be fun.

Has the author really played Genshin Impact? The technology of Genshin Impact's weapons is really not lagging behind. For example, Xiaobao's missiles don't perform well in the game, but if you look at the plot, they are real missiles. Then all kinds of laser weapons and various elemental weapons are all technology, and various machines are even better, which means that people's livelihood technology is a bit behind. Thermal weapons are really useless unless they are nuclear bombs. But once the nuclear bomb comes out, even if the maintainer of the law does not take action, the Seven Gods will take action. After all, nuclear bombs cannot be tolerated by Teyvat, which is already collapsing. It's not that Teyvat cannot research nuclear bomb-level weapons, but it dares to impose sanctions if it dares to research and find out. Although Teyvat has no restrictions on technology, it cannot threaten Teyvat. Thermal weapons have a limited effect on Genshin Impact, which has a slightly higher combat power.

I don't really like the character of the protagonist, but I can see that the author wants to write in a more interesting style, and the characters should be interesting to talk about. But I don't know why, the character of this protagonist seems a bit awkward, and I don't like it very much. As for the opening compensation mentioned by veterans in the comment area, to be honest, if it were me, someone would almost offend me. I feel like I would be angrier than the protagonist.

Compared with the protagonists of other books, the protagonist of this one is obviously more of a villain, and he is also thick-skinned, domineering and inconsiderate of other people.

This author designated him as a traitor and knelt down at every turn

At the beginning, the two protagonists had no strength, so they dared to blackmail the Knights to show off their skills. Later, they gained points and developed into special chefs. During this period, they injured, killed, and threatened people. I don't know what to think.

This kind of book can pass the review. Does Feilu's review mean that he is paid to do nothing? Why do so many readers spend money to read books? Because in one sentence, there is no evidence to bring people to the door to arrest them. Another nonsensical apology, this kind of plot is something that even a 3-year-old child cannot write.

When can the author strengthen the protagonist? This protagonist feels that anyone can kill him, and he is beaten at every turn. This protagonist feels really aggrieved. It is normal to give things away, but is it wrong that there is no one left for the protagonist, and everything is given to others? When should this protagonist be strengthened?