In Genshin Impact, From the Start I Team Up with Little Sister Ying

This book, exclusively featuring Ying, tells the story of an ordinary protagonist who accompanies Ying to the end. In the beginning, the protagonist is quite weak, just like most ordinary people, but he gradually grows stronger, both in terms of ability and mindset, becoming a powerful figure step by step. The protagonist loves Ying, a deep, unwavering love that is the kind of affection that inspires envy.

To be honest, this isn't the first time I've seen this book's art style, but it truly gave me a lot of enjoyment. The reason for its lower rating is also apparent while reading. The protagonist is brave and resourceful, understands many social dynamics, and has someone he'd risk his life to protect, but he lacks the power to match that, making him seem like just an ordinary person willing to…

Five days later, I saw an update. The writing is good, with slight modifications. Compared to those novels that practically finish the Three Kingdoms story in a hundred or two chapters, this is quite remarkable. I don't know how anyone can keep reading those novels. Expanding the plot makes the world-building much richer.

This is probably the most realistic Genshin Impact fanfiction I've ever read. It perfectly captures the hardships of ordinary people, without any overpowered abilities, just the genuine feelings of normal people. Most importantly, it's incredibly sweet, so sweet it's made me swoon!

"The drizzle of spring, the scorching sun of summer, the maple leaves blown by the autumn wind, and the snowy winter arrives." "For a chance, at least, to live your way." "Never let you go, that's why I did all of that." When I returned to Mondstadt, it was the season of fluttering petals. I gently stroked the strings, composing poems, soaring through the high heavens.

The language is lively, and the story is quite fitting. Unfortunately, it's too fitting, which doesn't fit the current trend of "feel-good" novels, resulting in a low rating. Furthermore, the author adds a lot of secondary creations, and many original characters are not fully developed. However, if you have the patience to read through a story that's already considered a "feel-good" read, it's still a good work.

I read about 300 chapters, but after previewing the ending, I didn't really want to continue. Maybe it's because I didn't want to see Wu Qiu's final fate! 🙂 Honestly, it's good. It's just… the ending wasn't ideal. I even fantasized about a happy ending. Anyway, how to put it? It's very immersive; I fell in love with it without even realizing it.

Although the novel is a good fanfiction, the protagonist never has a superpowered system or anything; he relies solely on his own strength and the bonds with his companions to reach the end. While the ending is regrettable, the protagonist resolutely chooses to bear everything himself.

I'm not crazy, it's so sweet, I'm not crazy 😄😄😄😄😄🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺😄😄🥺🥺🥺🥺😅😅😅😅😅 Why write novels so sweet? 😅

It's so good! I especially hate those mindless harem stories; I love books with a single female lead, and especially those where the protagonist levels up all the way through. But I still can't accept the system running away 😏