Honkai: Star Rail Travel Agency: Introducing Paths to Genshin Impact

I found that the protagonist was Yi Xiaochuan, and it was useless to be nice to him. After all the fools helped him, the protagonist then acquiesced to Mondstadt's cheating and drew lots in advance to decide the candidate. Moreover, until the protagonist became an envoy, Mondstadt did not show any grateful gifts, and it did not affect him if he was bad. Mond did not hesitate to reject the protagonist who had just helped him a lot. He was still licking Mond, and the police gave them the first site. Furthermore, the protagonist hated the doctor for not disqualifying him from being selected. It was precisely because of this that the doctor's stragglers dared to keep cheating on the protagonist.

Basically, they are Yelang's arrogant clowns. They have not written anything about the new world that Genshin Impact's characters have seen, showing that they are not inferior to Star Iron's characters. This is a novel in which the protagonist enjoys himself by belittling the characters.

Is it really okay to overestimate Teyvat's qualifications? The road to life is so easy to embark on, and healing inanimate objects is an advanced operation. Can Barbara, a person who has just embarked on the road to life, do it? Judging from the scale of the universe, Teyvat is a remote place, with good qualifications and even faith.

It's outrageous that this book is actually on the top of the list. It keeps repeating the bad plot of pretending to be cool, but it's still watery. Seriously, are so many people watching this kind of plot now? It's a terrible pretentious and slap-in-the-face plot, the main character is like a grandson, and he's just trying to get away with it.

This book is sloppy, constantly explaining, and constantly pretending to be embarrassing, and the part that first suppresses and then raises is smelly and long.

The more I watch, the more frustrated I become with this protagonist. Why do you have to open up 1 million credits to awaken your destiny? It's true.

This novel keeps repeating the questioning + slap-in-the-face routine, and even more nonsense at the end. I'm really convinced. With so many of the same routine in one book, you don't have any other ideas, right?

I feel like the protagonist is a bit licky, and the part about choosing the navigator feels a bit confusing.

Damn it, I deduced all the characters of Teyvat. The character of Teyvat doesn't believe anything and will question it even after seeing it. The protagonist knows something but doesn't say it yet. Anyway, I wrote in a lot of mentally retarded things. Speechless,

The same is Star Iron and Genshin. The protagonist of this book is licking all kinds of things. He is very humble and basically begs them to awaken their destiny. So far, he has not touched a woman. But in another book, the protagonist directly drives the company's spaceship to reduce the dimensionality and attack. First, he embroiders muscles, and then technology. Want to awaken his destiny? Okay, if you have enough money, do you want technology? Okay, this land belongs to me, and Bai Laizhang has intimate relationships with about ten women. This comparison is too big. Isn't it just for fun to watch fandoms?