Genshin Impact: Oh, I See, So That's How We're Playing?

The protagonist has been fighting in the borderland for so long and has really not improved at all? Teach others not to be greedy for swords, and I tried my best to defeat the boss with half health, but Noelle was not greedy for swords and was defeated. She has only been here twice. This is the second time.

Either being beaten or being beaten on the way, it is impossible that dying so many times will not improve one's combat ability, right?

There is a problem with the plot performance. Since the weakest demigod at the border you set is at the level of the Demon God or even the Seven Consuls in Teyvat, you should mention his performance. A rock spear from the Teyvat Rock God Osel fell on the sea and turned into the large island Guyun Pavilion. The aftermath of Thor's slash of Orobas split an island in half. The God of Wind can turn snowy mountains into a livable place. In the Golden Island event It has been said that the Golden Island, including the nearby ** Island, was formed by the God of Wind cutting off some of the mountains and throwing them over. Demon gods have the power to easily and permanently change the terrain and weather. The demigod you wrote about is at the level of a demon god. Look at the results. A big hole of several meters was made with one blow. Several owners of the God's Eye were inseparable from him. Author, don't you think the gap between the two is a bit big? Then you describe the huge gap between him and the Demon God, and then set him to the level of Demon God, which makes the sense of separation very serious.

Isn't the author going to write it now? I really like this book, why don't I write it again?

If you can get past Broken Star, you can basically fly to Lutiwatt.

Now that the soul, source, and ring are all there, no wolf: Will he die twice more?

Every time I see the protagonist handing over what he gets to others for free, I feel like vomiting. After all, I am an extreme egoist. I won't bring my things to my family, let alone my friends.

Also, according to your data, the author said that the grand captain led tens of thousands of elite expeditions. The ratio of young soldiers to residents in the cold weapon era was about 100:1. Considering that Teyvat is a fantasy world and has technology, but Mondstadt basically has no technology, here it is changed to 80:1 for calculation. Even if the tens of thousands of elite soldiers at 80:1 are calculated as 40,000, then the entire territory of Mondstadt must have a population of more than 3 million. Considering that the rest of the game except Mondstadt City is some villages, then Mondstadt City must have at least one million people. A large city with a population of one million, only a few hundred people are left to defend the city? Is it reasonable? There is also the Knights of the West Wind. The knights in this thing have their own knights and soldiers. Ignore this for now. Let's consider the Knights of the West Wind as ordinary soldiers for the time being. Then the problem is that in reality, all soldiers wearing armor have auxiliary soldiers. This article does not reflect it at all. Then there are hundreds of Knights soldiers in the whole city, which is a bit outrageous.

The epileptic fire in the old man's ring has a special attack on humanoids, which can be changed to attack souls; the black soul has the ability to grab the enemy and suck it, I forgot what it is called; the classic scythe in bloodline is quite good; I have never played Sekiro, so I don't know what's good about it. Please, thank you

Alas, these Shapis have destroyed the book. It feels so bad.