Genshin Impact: Aether Dug Up My Grave in Tears

The author wields a sword that strikes the reader; each page contains dozens of lines, each line a sneak attack, a critical hit that inflicts deep wounds, leaving the reader chilled to the bone. The author, feeling the chill, then offers a sweet treat, which prompts the reader to urge for more updates.

The writing is very delicate; it's so captivating, you can't put it down! 😳

This is the first and only book I've ever reread! The sword titled "Unrequited Love" is truly, truly sweet (//∇//), but the author's masterful control of the balance between sweetness and pain is incredibly realistic! If it doesn't get abandoned, this is definitely a better Genshin Impact fanfiction than Nine Reincarnations! (At least that's my opinion; I've also read Nine Reincarnations.)

To think I'd actually rate my fifth work in my lifetime... Congratulations, Coca-Cola! Here's why I rated it: I admit this work is excellent, and if it continues like this, it will undoubtedly become a masterpiece. The writing is very delicate in its depiction of emotions, but the emphasis on inner feelings could be reduced, focusing more on expressions and environment.

The author truly touched my heart. Aoi's love for Sora, Sora's gentle touch that moved Aoi, and the journey between them from rumors, suspicion, concealment, lies, misunderstandings, and avoidance to their final sacrifice—it all really pierced my heart! Aoi!!! 🥺🥺🥺 (To couples who truly want to grow old together: be warned! If misunderstandings aren't cleared up, you really will end up going your separate ways [heavy blow])

(Contains minor spoilers) I was completely stunned. The author used delicate writing to construct the character "Aoi." As an independent protagonist, Aoi's love for Sora is obvious. From "a shy elf girl" to "a cute girl who brings joy to those around her," and finally her struggle and dilemma on the sickbed, and her boldness towards Sora at the time of parting (what touched me most was not only…

Although the plot is quite clichéd, it's inexplicably enjoyable to watch, perhaps because this kind of subject matter is rare. Therefore, I hope the author doesn't limit themselves to the gentle personality type and occasionally introduces other personalities as the story gets more intense.

You're such a good writer, don't write like that again next time 😢😢 It's just too sweet. I feel sorry for the flight attendant for a second...

Although it's quite angsty, it's also very sweet. Based on what I've read so far, the sweetness outweighs the angst, but it's the kind of story that breaks your heart instantly, with a gradual development throughout. While the overall plot is somewhat clichéd, it has a unique charm if you read carefully.

Honestly, it's really catchy when you listen to this song in the early episodes. I highly recommend giving [Say Yes To Heaven x Shootout] a try.