A piece of fog flows silently, blurring the mountains and forests, and eroding the past and stars.
He is the fire, the moth, the knower. He walked on the land of Teyvat, sat in the paintings of the Gelun School, and was lost in the vast sea of people. There are no stars in his sky, and there is no homeland above the virtual tree. On the way out of the fog, I was alone, with thousands of sails behind me, and the only thing that illuminated my front was the journey of the original god belonging to a warrior.
Reader comments
Okay, you may not understand it at the beginning, but when you see the back, you will naturally understand what was said before. However, after all, characters from other worlds like the protagonist are different from people from the Teyvat continent. If he meets a god, he should be able to see through it in the plot. I wonder if the World Tree will record the protagonist, but for aliens, the World Tree should not record it, right? But it depends on the author's later arrangements? Should we stay in Mondstadt, or should we go to other places? After all, the water in Mondstadt is quite deep. However, the protagonist has a gun in his hand, so self-protection should be no problem. In fact, there is no need to think that Teyvat Continent can create such a thing as a gun. Although it is obviously different from Zhidong's Huochong. Ah, let's not talk about bullets. Just talk about rifling and excitation devices. Teyvat Continent cannot create it. The book is a good book. I hope the author will not give up and write slowly.
It's okay, but the front part is more of a stream of consciousness.
Okay, you may not understand it at the beginning, but when you see the back, you will naturally understand what was said before. However, after all, characters from other worlds like the protagonist are different from people from the Teyvat continent. If he meets a god, he should be able to see through it in the plot. I wonder if the World Tree will record the protagonist, but for aliens, the World Tree should not record it, right? But it depends on the author's later arrangements? Should we stay in Mondstadt, or should we go to other places? After all, the water in Mondstadt is quite deep. However, the protagonist has a gun in his hand, so self-protection should be no problem. In fact, there is no need to think that Teyvat Continent can create such a thing as a gun. Although it is obviously different from Zhidong's Huochong. Ah, let's not talk about bullets. Just talk about rifling and excitation devices. Teyvat Continent cannot create it. The book is a good book. I hope the author will not give up and write slowly.
It's okay, but the front part is more of a stream of consciousness.
Looks good^ω^ Author, don't delay