Genshin Impact: Nine Major Systems of the Human Body, Infinite Possibilities

I really like it. The protagonist is slowly growing and evolving into a perfect creature (dense fog), and his character is pretty good too. The main thing is not to show off, not to eat soft food [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]. I think the part about apprenticeship is really outrageous. If you become an apprentice here, you will be from Liyue. How long do you plan to stay in Liyue? How long can you stay in Liyue? Are you still pushing the plot? I read other people's comments before that you came to learn swordsmanship from an immortal. I thought you were learning swordsmanship, but it turned out that you came to learn the so-called three non-transmissions. What about the swordsmanship you mentioned earlier that combines the best of hundreds of schools of thought? I found that when your plot moved to Liyue, your protagonist had never practiced swordsmanship and had not mastered swordsmanship. You just wanted to learn Sanbuzhuan and train your body to reach the sky in one step. You might as well change the name and call it "Man in Teyvat, Body Becomes Saint". In the past, when I was in Mondstadt, I focused on swordsmanship and supplemented by physical skills. Now that I've come to Liyue, I've done the opposite, right? There are obviously so many areas where you can improve your swordsmanship, so you have to learn spells.

It's full of confusion [laughing], very real growth, and a strong sense of immersion, mainly because many details in the game have been written. The relationship between the protagonist and the characters in it is also very real, and the feelings and strength are gradually accumulated. It is not like some novels where you are invincible as soon as you enter the novel. Anyone who sees the protagonist immediately falls in love with it within two days [vomit]. Then there is the fact that the plot advances with the update of the Genshin Impact version, which is very good. The plots of some events are very interesting. After watching it once in the event, it is over, and you can relive it here. Nowadays, many novels are just to promote the main line, and there is no need to write until the end, and then they wander into Star Iron or Collapse World. This book can be written slowly until the finale of Genshin Impact. I hope the author can persevere until the end. [Sending Hearts] The author steadily updates 6,000 words every day. I have never seen such a diligent author [lick the screen] and you can read it for a long time every time I come back [send heartfelt]

This book can be said to be among the top three Genshin Impact fanfics I have read. There are no plots about Long Aotian, and there are no inexplicable knives (although I love eating knives). What I like most is the author's realistic portrayal of Teyvat when the protagonist first came to the continent. Unlike most Genshin Impact fanfics that treat Teyvat as a game, the author tried his best to create a desirable world, as if he was really traveling in Teyvat. I was also impressed by the author's understanding of the history of Genshin Impact and his knowledge base in creating a training system for the protagonist. The author has almost perfectly displayed the character established by MiHoYo in Genshin Impact in the book. Although the protagonist has an emotional line, it is not abrupt, everything seems to be logical, and there is no brainless way for a woman to suddenly fall in love with the protagonist. Some people may think that the pace of this book is slow, but this is not because of the slow pace of water. This is actually to make the characters in the article fuller and to provide sufficient details. If you read it patiently, you will be rewarded. Maybe I'm exaggerating a little bit, but this book really suits my taste.