Genshin Impact: The Fox in My Home Is Actually Yae Miko

The best Genshin Impact novel I have found so far, although I am confused about some parts. For example, after Yae Shenzi met the yellow fox, he could not even smell the protagonist when he saw him again. Could it be that the protagonist covered his whole body with rock elements? But for the time being, this book is well written.

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It's so beautiful. This is the most satisfying novel I've ever read [Top post][Top post][Sending my heart][Sending my heart]

It's pretty good-looking. It would be nice if there were more of them.

Please come on, author. At least what you write now is to my liking. Please continue. It would be even better if there is a reward for updating!

Great looking, viewing tips: 1. The map in this book can be regarded as the size of the game. It is not as big as the real world like other books, at least it appears very small inside. 2. The combat power of this book can be regarded as a weakened version. Well, it is similar to the special effects in the game. The damage radius of tens of meters is considered to be devastating. However, the actual effect is still the same. The strong are still invincible, so just pretend that you don't have money to add special effects. 3. The Inazuma Civil War is a bit like the weakening of ancient Japan. A few thousand people from both sides are the largest war force in the country. The male protagonist shocked the whole country with a dozen of them (the male protagonist is almost the strongest. You can estimate the combat power settings yourself. There is no need to criticize. After all, the actual effect is enough. Destroying the world and destroying the world does not make any difference as long as it is invincible.) 4. At present, the protagonist and Yae have not recognized each other yet, but the character creation is good, I look forward to it~ 5. The "skirmisher" is dead! Yay! 6. Good brother Zheping is still here! Yay!

This book has a single female protagonist, but there are many women who like the male protagonist. The relationship scenes are a bit cliche, but everything else is okay. What surprised me most about this book was the second-generation concept of the world of Teyvat. Even if I was stabbed in the back by Mi Huhu later, it would have no impact at all.

Let me comment briefly: Although the ending is not a harem show, it does give people the feeling that it can be a harem show. In fact, the ending does not need to be so hasty and can be written more in the last chapter. Also, regarding this book, I personally think it is actually pretty good. However, some of the plots are really not suitable for driving. Everything in the plot feels like it could be a bit more ups and downs. Generally speaking, it feels like a daily series. Also, I feel that the reason why the fox comes to the protagonist's house is a bit far-fetched. The above is my personal opinion. Emm, if you are not like you, feel free to scold me. Overall, I feel that this book could be better, and the plot could be more innovative.

In fact, I think the processing is basically no problem. There are some small flaws but not major, but I always feel that this name is really unforgettable for me. It is the title he is called by outsiders. I've finished reading it, and I'm basically on the right track now, but I feel like it won't be very easy to write in the future, unless I stick to daily life. I guess I'll go to Mondstadt later. After all, the plot between Liyue and Dao's wife is basically over.

As a second-generation work alone, it is a completely qualified work. The tone and angle of the writing really show that the author has put a lot of effort into understanding the story line of Genshin Impact, and there is no logic that can escape the plot. My suggestion is to consider writing about Liyue in the next second series of works. This may be a new high for the author