I’m a Genshin Impact Shapeshifter

It's very good, the male lead's ability is also very interesting. The plot outline is the same as the original work, but the subplots are completely different.

The sun has no sun, Mars has no fire, Jupiter has no wood, and you haven't given me a like yet.

It's a great Genshin Impact book; one of only two I've found enjoyable so far, but it has some flaws. The plot twist with Gan Yu was a bit too fast. Gan Yu barely appeared in the first few dozen chapters, which was a reversal. I always thought the female lead was the main character, but suddenly she got together with Gan Yu – the transition was too abrupt and a bit hard to accept.

A fair rating shouldn't have much impact, right? From what I've seen, compared to other Genshin Impact fanfics, this book is a high-quality work. The emotions develop gradually, not all at once. It avoids the typical "heroine's mindless love" trope; at least Gan Yu's emotional descriptions are quite delicate.

Gan Yu's wife is gone... If the author tries to steal my wife again, I'll give you five stars in installments. No harem, please!!! (If the author writes more details, then disregard what I said 😏)

Ahem, I've been reading for so long and forgot to leave a comment, I'm so sorry. I have to say, among the Genshin Impact fanfiction, this one is really good.

I actually think it's pretty good. So many people gave it one star, and scrolling down, four out of five read it in less than 30 minutes (don't ask why, I also read it in 30 minutes; I read a few chapters before reviewing, and didn't update my reading time after changing the review. I just happened to be browsing the comments today and saw so many...).

What if later characters turned into Tanjiro, Tozuko, Giyu Tomioka, Shinobu Kocho, Muzan, the Twelve Demon Moons, Yoriichi Tsugikuni, Kokushibo, the Flame Hashira, or Zenitsu Agatsuma?

It's great; it's probably one of the highest quality Genshin Impact fanfics I've ever read. I hope the author doesn't abandon it.

The book is alright, but the pacing is poorly managed, and the plot lacks transitions, making it a bit jarring to read. The character development is realistic, fully capturing the mindset of a gamer transported into the "game," and also reflecting some of our own arrogant and self-important traits.