Genshin Impact: The Crimson Tide Sweeping Across the Seven Nations

It's a very good red novel from another world, and it's set in a world like Genshin Impact, so it will be rated higher by me. First of all, the author found a good starting point for the character and praised it very much. The second is the plot of major events. Personally, I think Mondstadt is the best, because it provides readers with a wonderful answer to the continuation and treatment of hatred, which is a big blow. Of course, the major events between Inazuma and Sumeru are also quite good. One is the Red Revolution, and the other is the mustache-like awakening declaration. What is impeccable is that the application of this event is in line with the national conditions of the country in Genshin Impact. So it can be seen that the author has done a good job in analyzing the background of Genshin Impact. If I insist on shaving my roots and piercing them, I think it would be a bit intrusive to add a famous Genshin Impact character, but after all, it is a system text, so there is nothing wrong with it. It is recommended for book friends who have read this and those who have not read this book to read this novel so that they can carefully consider the ideological struggle under major events. It is very interesting.

That is to say, there are no condolences for the disabled soldiers, but there is nothing else [laughter]

Give it four stars. If you think of this book as an alien world-travel farming novel that just uses the characters and geographical names of Genshin Impact, then it would be five stars. The plot is very interesting, the character descriptions are rich, and the plot is flexible. It is an excellent novel worth reading. If you regard this book as a rigorous creation using the character traits, plot and world view of the characters in Genshin Impact, then it would be a three-star book. In terms of plot design, it cannot be said that it does not match the performance of most characters in the game, it can only be said that it has nothing to do with it.

Don't quit this book until you've read the first 200 chapters. The first 100 chapters are foreshadowing. The middle and later chapters were particularly irritating and made me cry. The middle and later chapters really liberated the whole of Tiwat. Long live the revolution! Ula! ! !

I've seen the latest chapter, and I think it's pretty good. The heroine is Walnut (actually I don't care who the heroine is). Mainly, I like novels about farming and development, and it can be said that they are quite to my liking. Although there are some flaws in the front, the author also listens to readers' suggestions and will modify it, which is very good. I hope this book will have more chapters, probably more than 700 or 800 chapters. It can be updated twice a day. Genshin Impact is releasing new content very quickly now. By the time the author writes about Sumeru, the Fire Nation will probably be out. I hope the author can maintain the current quality. As long as the current quality is maintained, as a reader, I will support the author from time to time [laughing evilly]. I didn't expect it. I started reading this book at 7 points. I didn't expect that after a month or two without reading it, it would be almost 9 points. Sure enough, I have a good taste [shy]

So when will nuclear energy be developed, after Tianli is eliminated? I think that after Tianli is eliminated, nuclear energy still needs to be developed. We can't say that we are afraid of causing Honkai, so we won't do it. The development of science and technology, civilization, and science and technology are the general trend, and Honkai, to put it bluntly, is the same as the three disasters, nine disasters and ten tribulations of the immortal cultivator and the Qi practitioner. It is just a test given to you by the universe or the great road. The civilization that has passed this test is also No, there are at least two and a half known civilizations in Honkai Impact III that have passed this test. One is the Earth civilization of Honkai Impact III, the other is the alien civilization that appeared in Honkai Impact III, and the other half is the civilization of the previous generation on earth. As the saying goes, the enemy of my enemy is my friend. I still hope that the protagonist, Zhi Dong and Abyss can reconcile in the future and fight against the will of heaven together.

Finally found a good novel! Haha, I didn't dare to read it in one go, for fear that I would lose it after reading it. Dear author, thank you for your hard work, please write more, and don't lose your focus at the critical moment!

I have caught up to the latest. Let me talk about my thoughts after watching it. The author probably does not write emotional lines (maybe there will be extra chapters later). At least in my opinion, the whole relationship is covered in one stroke (currently the single female protagonist Hu Tao comes to Qingce Village, Hu Tao likes it, gets together, and gets married). To be honest, it is quite interesting to watch. I think, some of the poisonous points can be ignored, but to be honest, Genshin Impact is a bit boring if it doesn't write emotional scenes and interactions. In fact, you can write about people who resonate with you or the heart-pounding moments in the middle, and try to write emotional lines. If the emotional lines of this book are also well written, it will be really good.

Is this a novel that I can read without paying? Dude, when you need to subscribe, just give me a shout and I'll support you!

It's a very popular and great book. This is the first time I've seen this type of Genshin Impact fanfic. The only problem is that the relationship between Hu Tao and Hu Tao is too sudden, but I think it's innocuous. After all, few people reading this book are probably here for the protagonist's relationship.