A Teyvat Journey Starting as an Abyss Mage

Can I give myself five stars😂

The author's writing style is not like that of a newbie at all, he is too skilled. The author has specified some side job, otherwise the writing style would not be so good. Keep writing.

If possible, the author would make the protagonist in the later chapters a female.

Don't know what to say Sometimes awake, sometimes confused The feelings of possession and loss are mixed together Empty yet full, groggy yet clear

Author, let me do the math with you. If you write one word per second, that is 3,600 words in one hour. The normal time required for the human body to rest is 6 hours. It also needs three meals a day. Count you 1 and a half hours. Occasionally you may need to go to the bathroom. Count you half an hour. You need to wash up in the morning and evening. Count it. You have 1 hour, so you have 15 hours left in a day, which means you can write 54,000 words. Let's count one chapter as 2,000 words. That's 27 chapters. Today you updated 2 chapters, which means you owe 25 chapters. Please do your best, author.

When I saw the protagonist cutting off the head of a fellow villager, I felt a little uncomfortable, but I still understood it. However, I am not satisfied with your update speed (｀Δ´)! . Author, where is your home address? (Send some blades)

It's a very good book. Maybe it's the title that has put off many people. Anyway, there are so few reviews. However, a truly good book does not lie in the number of people or the quality of the reviews. It lies in the original impulse and tenacity to write a good book. I hope the author will continue to do so. Come on.

Ah, this is too short. If I didn't know the address, I would definitely give you a knife. Ah no, it's a local specialty. Let our author make up for it and try to update 10,000 words a day😋😋😋

As long as you don't lose your nobility, the whole world will be open to you.

When you embark on your journey again, don't forget the meaning of the journey itself. I hope the author will stick to the end and not end it.