Genshin Impact: My Wife Is Raiden Baal

Let me just share my opinion. I think the author did make some mistakes with the official settings, but who doesn't read a novel for entertainment? In short, I think his writing is quite in line with the kind of reading I'm looking for.

This is one of the best-written fanfictions I've read. Of course, some mistakes in terminology are understandable; after all, nobody's perfect, and writing is something that requires thought. Those comments calling the author a "cloud gamer" or something similar are just nitpicking; the author doesn't need to care. As long as people understand, that's enough. |･ω･`)

Author, please provide an address; I'll send you some gifts.

It's very well written, with coherence throughout and plot holes filled in later chapters. For example, Ning Qing becoming the god of Liyue is based on a contract she made with Zhongli earlier, so it makes perfect sense. I've been reading it for a long time but kept forgetting to leave a review until now. This book shouldn't have such a low rating. Five stars, please! (Updates are so slow, only one chapter a day. Author, please update more chapters!)

This book is really good, but the updates are too infrequent, only one chapter a day, which is very little. I seriously suspect the author has a backlog of chapters (it seems to be two chapters a day now, but that confirms to me that the author definitely has a backlog).

It's a pretty good book. Although it's not fully developed, the ending is perfectly timed, leaving plenty of room for the reader's imagination. The character development (at least the main character's) is quite good, the plot structure is sound, the storyline is well-arranged, the pacing is good, and there are no major errors throughout.

There are so many paid trolls, it's a pity those big shots with connections didn't tell me. Also, author, keep up the good work! The writing and plot of this novel are much better than many of Tomato's other novels. Looking forward to it.

When reviewing this book, many fellow readers discussed it. The book had no other intention than to raise questions and provide entertainment. That's all. I only hope the author won't be stingy with his writing; I hope my razor blade won't end up in your hands.

Actually, the author has written it quite well! After all, he wanted the protagonist to be stronger, which is consistent with the realities of Genshin Impact, right?

Although the official settings in this book contain some errors, doesn't that also demonstrate the author's strong conceptualization ability?