I Goof Around in Teyvat with My Pokemon

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What should I say about this book? I don't know how many books I've read that popularize elves in Teyvat. I give five stars to every one of them. Without exception, they are either unfinished or not updated. The act of selling elves really makes me unhappy, but I can tolerate it. (One book even kills Pokémon directly. The protagonist doesn't care and doesn't pretend anymore. I really don't know how I can continue reading it.) I hope the author can continue it! But I wouldn't be surprised if one day he suddenly stops updating. I feel like this type of book is quite difficult to write. After all, not everyone is a double chef. It's difficult to make both Pokémon Chef and Genshin Impact Chef happy at the same time.

Author, I give you a five-star rating. For the sake of a cute Jirachi, can you help me beat the Genshin Impact? [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying] UID:167491223

There are highlights. He has unique and reasonable insights into some of the settings of Genshin Impact. For example, when the Knights of the West Wind hold a meeting, a few of the most representative Genshin Impacts are enough to make the final decision. At most, they can talk to the head of the West Wind Church, which is very neat and tidy. But there are also many flaws, and it is obvious that some of them are deliberately written to promote the plot. For example, Keli's accidental poisoning is an example. How could the male protagonist lead two little girls who may not be under 16 years old to play next to the poisonous weeds? And she was almost dead after being poisoned. Based on this, Ms. Alice might come directly to the male protagonist for questioning, let alone take her baby daughter directly to an unfamiliar world. The comparison of combat power between Pokémon and the original gods is very vague. Sometimes the male protagonist can press the Dream God and Nightmare God to fight, and sometimes the monster power can withstand the mandrill's falling attack... Let's take a look and see how it will be promoted later. Is there any more reasonable explanation?

I read a lot of Genshin Impact Pokémon-themed articles, but I hope this one can go a long way.

It's good to read. Although I've only read a few chapters, the writing is really good. It's top-notch among the Genshin Impact novels. It reads very coherently and doesn't feel like a boring essay. Come on, I'll write at least ten chapters in a day [laughter]

My feeling is that the pace is a bit too fast, and I went to Mondstadt without making proper arrangements for Liyue. I came here to watch the characters of Genshin Impact and go to another world to capture elves, but there was too little content and I just moved on to the next section. But it's still very nice.

Yelan's fighting ability is not weak, but there is a problem here. Yelan fought with the rich several times and one of her bracelets was taken away, but she also took away the coat dedicated to the Queen. Her fighting ability can be said to be the first echelon of human beings.

Well, this book feels pretty good. I also like the way trainers and Pokémon are promoted. If you had to choose between Paimon, who has been fattened up and can be used as emergency food, and raised as a wife, and Jirachi, who only knows how to sleep, who would you choose? I'll choose Jirachi anyway

I really enjoyed watching it, but the main character is a bit weak.