Genshin Impact: Nahida, I Will Save You One Day

Rnm's dog P, the Great Sage, just S has taken advantage of him.

Good book, good writing, good ideas, good setting, good beginning. The only shortcoming is that the front part is a bit too sharp, and the emotion does not rise in time after it cools down, which may cause this book to lose some readers.

I'm basically immune to knives (I'm heartless), but they rarely impress me, and I ended up eating them [face covering]. Maybe it's not good in other aspects, but empathy is okay (a dull pain from the knife [smile])

It still looks pretty good, but it's a little too sharp and a little aggrieved. But after all, there's nothing I can do about it, so it's excusable. There doesn't seem to be any other issues. It's good-looking, but for me, a godly chef, I really can't bear Nasita's injustice.

The author writes very well. The part where Nasida begged Azar was particularly uncomfortable. I almost couldn't survive it, mainly because it was reincarnation! I don't know why, but I always imagined that scene when I read that paragraph, and the more I thought about it, the clearer it became. It was so uncomfortable that I almost couldn't read on. Author, could you please stop writing scenes like this in the future? I feel like Nasida has had enough knives on her body, please. (I especially like the little grass god, I feel she is so pitiful)

This book is really good! I don't know why the rating is not as high as other fanfics, but it really moved me, but the ending was a bit uncomfortable. I really hope that the author will come up with a sweet extra story. It doesn't matter how or when the protagonist is resurrected. As long as there is a plot of resurrection and daily life with Nasida, I will have no regrets [crying] I hope the author can reply after seeing this

After reading the article, author, you are really a good swordsman. This is both unexpected and reasonable. I praise you, author, for writing such a good article, but I am dissatisfied with you. Why is the ending of this book like this? The story between Nacida and the protagonist is so miserable. I feel the same way as the author. I also like the character of Nacida very much, so I understand the deep meaning of such an ending. But people always yearn for good things, right? But this ending is not bad, hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha... What a pity! What a pity! I also want to save Nasida! It failed! It failed! Was it successful? Such an ending is really painful! What a pain! He is so similar to me, so similar... Why did I fail in reality... I failed to keep her... Why is it the same here? Why? Why! He is so similar to me. I just want to save myself. Why can't I always do it? Why! Ahhhhhhhhhhh...

The protagonist is so tolerable, but I wouldn't be able to bear it if it were me.

As a chef, I feel depressed. Why! Why? Why. (If you were the protagonist, would you do what the protagonist does?) [With unwavering faith, I will definitely do this. ]

I didn't read much, and even skipped directly to the end, but, author! This book is really good, and it is a novel that deeply touched me. Let's make a side story and let Naxida meet Qiu Qiu! I have a lot to say, but the author's ending made me stop talking, and many words got stuck in my throat. ╯╰