Genshin Impact: Critiquing Lumine from the Start, and I’m Losing It

If Fonina of Fontaine is well written, it will attract many fans. If it is not well written, the book is basically cold. Let me give you a hint. Funina is a human being separated from the water god Fukaros. Then she stored her soul in the God's Grid and then Fonina was born. In the end, she committed suicide and destroyed the Heart of God. She returned the power to Navilet and saved the entire Fontaine and then bound Navilet to Fontaine. But the plot is about a real knife. Damn it.

I would like to ask you to give your protagonist so many abilities, what are they used for? Is it to make him a better home? There are more than 200 of them, and I have never left my house.

I wish you never eat instant noodles without seasoning packets! I found my girlfriend years ago and we broke up on Valentine's Day! ! ! ! ! !

Can you please stop drinking tea and drinking water so much that it suddenly squirts out? Don't you think it's too much to describe?

How to say it? It's a bit like a second-generation video game. But there is nothing but fun. He didn't make up for any regrets, didn't resurrect anyone. So this is not even as good as a second creation. At least some second-generation novels can resurrect individuals.

Do you have any serious illness? Are you talking about divine rule every day? Kanria is governed by humans, and is stronger than the Seven Kingdoms. As a result, the gods led people to destroy Kanria, and even triggered the abyss. All the gods of the Seven Kingdoms were dissatisfied, and even the Ice God raised the banner of defeating the Supreme God. The three most awesome gods, the God of Wind, God of Rock, and God of Thunder, all directly gave their hearts to the gods for support. So you talked about divine rule? A world that remains unchanged will destroy itself. If you were a low-level farmer in that world, you would never be able to turn around for generations to come. After all, the higher-ups have already determined that they are gods, dependents of gods, and followers of gods. Who do you think you are in the end? Just a rat in a stinking ditch. Theocracy? If the water does not circulate, it will become necrotic, and the country will perish if it does not change. This is the reason for the so-called wear and tear of the gods. Because they are stagnant water.

The Qin Dynasty was not a world of high martial arts, how could a mere Yin Yang family dare to be so arrogant?

It's said that Zhongli's people can't be governed. Thanks for your explanation, after all, he himself is not dead, there are immortals there, and Liyue is still among the seven mortal kingdoms. They should not be able to have war with each other. Once it happens, the first person who disagrees is probably the law of heaven. Moreover, regardless of hardships Damn it or not, sooner or later those demons, gods and immortals will pass away. I really thought that their lifespan is permanent, but their lifespan is longer than that of mortals. Sooner or later, there will still be a situation where only humans are left in the seven kingdoms of the world. Then people will have to rule. If people rule early, they can at least accumulate experience.

Moreover, if Teyvat was not ruled by gods, humans would have been GG for a long time. The abyss, the resentment of demons, monsters, and dragon lizards were once the masters of Teyvat, and they could not tolerate humans.

Haha divine rule? The original God Shenji was responsible for the massacre of blood apes. The so-called five hundred years ago was just a small fight. Teyvat is subject to a catastrophic catastrophe every once in a while. Who do you think did it?