Genshin Impact: Playing Rex Lapis in Front of Zhongli

Let me repeat this again: from chapter 202 onwards, this novel is all perfunctory; they're just trying to save as many people as they can. Don't be fooled.

The issue of the system erasing content has been fixed. If you find any problematic content in the future, please feel free to point it out. I will make changes after seeing the comments. The system's storyline has been cut in the second mission. As for the system/conspiracy theory, there isn't one; it involves later plot points and I won't go into detail.

In a theocratic world, they still preach rule by man every day. It's only been a short time since Mondstadt relinquished power, and freedom has already become the privilege of the powerful. This generation of the Seven Stars has the Emperor suppressing them; in a few generations, it's no wonder they sell out Liyue. Look at ancient Chinese dynasties—how many lasted more than 500 years?

By the third chapter, my desire to continue reading had dwindled considerably. In a world of extraordinary beings, and given the backdrop of a demon god's lover, divine intervention seemed far superior. Doesn't the author understand the true value of a demon god's lover?

First, it has some highlights. Second, you're writing too slowly. If other studios see it, they'll copy it countless times, and you'll be crying before you know it. You could have earned half as much, but indirectly you'll earn half as little. It'll happen soon, probably around next month, with one or two books of similar nature. Honkai Impact 3rd can then add another genre, as can Stardust Railway.

If you don't think too much while reading, the middle part is actually quite exciting. I think the part about Yae no Miko is really well written. But after that, it visibly collapses rapidly. When it comes to Wendy's part, especially the plot where the protagonist suddenly pulls out some invincible weapons, I felt like he was digging his own grave.

Then there could easily be a Frinina driven mad, or a brutal Judgement Lord Fontaine.

This book actually ended at chapter 201.

Because the first two hundred chapters were written consecutively, and there was a four-month gap between the release of chapters 201 and 202, the author had long lost their touch, so reading them feels like two separate books.

Author, here's a suggestion: avoid having the main character portray a woman if possible. For some male characters, just create a personality contrast.