The River God Is Only a Minor Deity

The River God says that a river is still a river over time, so we can conclude that the River God is a conceptual god. Therefore, the Milky Way is also a river, and it can summon asteroids in the Milky Way to form a higher version of celestial phenomena (doge).

Please don't rush to give bad reviews, you can discuss it here first, and I'll try my best to correct it! I'll also be collecting some ideas about rivers to help the main character develop skills later •́‸ก (Weekly updates). I don't understand, if you don't like it, you can leave voluntarily, but please don't come to the comments section to hurl insults. If I'm uncomfortable, you won't have an easy time either. (Updated to post 1.4)

I personally really like it. This book mainly tells the love story between the protagonist and Hu Tao, but there are also some side stories. I hope the author will update frequently! O(∩_∩)O

You lose if you try to outdo anime characters in combat power.

Why can't I find a book that can beat Teyvat? I don't want to read stories about collecting wives!

The updates are too slow, bad review; The plot is great, but I give it a bad review. It contains knives, peaches, and R18 content; highly recommended.

I've read up to chapter eight, and I find it very confusing. The main characters' backstories are chaotic, and the backstories of the Genshin Impact characters are also very messed up. The characters of Hu Tao, Zhong Li, and Bei Dou are somewhat inconsistent. For example, Hu Tao doesn't trust the butler who raised her from childhood but trusts a complete stranger she's only recently met.

Young author, did you drop this golden button? Or this silver button? Or perhaps the yellowish-brown button pressed by readers who weren't satisfied?

Four stars, I'd say. I don't really like books with multiple female leads, and the premise is better than the one next door. That's all for now, see you again someday.

Some parts are inconsistent. The character setup was messed up; they'd only known each other for a few days, yet they were already so close. The logic is unclear, and the character design is off. It feels like a mindless harem where the protagonist takes in every girl he meets. One look at you, and the woman's IQ suddenly drops to naive and innocent.