Genshin Impact: Welcome to the Age of the Archon War

Let's take a look at the protagonist's one hundred sword techniques! The first volume wasn't very well written, so you can start reading from the Mondstadt side stories~

Welcome to the War of Demons Life and Leisure The windbreak protects the people, blowing away the snow and cold. It will remain in the world forever, but will never see the light of day or the heavens. Like drifting tumbleweeds scattered among the clouds, like kites soaring high in the sky. A fleeting starlight is not as beautiful as a bright golden plate. Undamaged Kunyu

I long to buy osmanthus blossoms and share wine, but alas, my dear friend... When will we meet again?

Excellent! The balance between slash and sweetness is just right. It stands out among Genshin Impact fanfics that are all about slashing (at least, every Genshin Impact fanfic I've read has a slash-and-sweet ending). The writing style is also very enjoyable. I hope the author continues to do well and achieve even greater success!

The dust was billowing; I'd probably gotten lost. Otherwise, why would I be becoming less and less like myself in my every move? A small paper boat drifted by, absorbed water, and gradually sank. All the beautiful things in the world have an expiration date. It is easy to stand outside of suffering and offer advice to those who are suffering. The most distinctive characteristic of an educated person is that they are not incapable or afraid to do many things, but rather disdainful of them.

It turns out this book has been out for almost a year! When I saw it on the recommendation list again, I couldn't help but tear up, and I added it back to my bookshelf.

Author, author, I've come to see your new work.

It's pretty good; it's already in my top 5 Genshin Impact novels. The only problem is that the title is a bit hard to pronounce. Keep it up! I'm looking forward to seeing you finish writing about the Seven Kingdoms and reuniting with your old friends. But the game hasn't even launched yet, so let's see how you write about the Seven Kingdoms—whether you finish Inazuma and then skip the rest or just end it here.

It's incredibly "sweet," without a single slash. It's so sweet I used five packs of tissues, and the trash can was overflowing with tissues from my crying. The protagonist is also a selfless person, willing to die to protect others, which makes him extremely sweet. I recommend you try it—it's 100% sweet! There's only a 0.0 ...

The last time I read such a good novel was...