Genshin Impact: The Layabout of the Wangsheng Funeral Parlor

This book handles the character designs of Genshin Impact very well. For example, many Genshin Impact fanfictions portray Hu Tao as a comedic character who only knows about "buy one get one half price" deals. However, Hu Tao simply has a unique understanding of death; she doesn't disrespect life. Then there's Gan Yu.

Another sleepless night; I lay in bed for over two hours unable to fall asleep. I'm just a struggling author who fled from another website to Tomato Book Review. I don't know what the rules are here. I haven't even fully figured out how the website works, so I just wrote in the book review section.

At least the background information is very complete, unlike those arrogant authors of the past who didn't even know the ages or general experiences of gods like the Anemo and Geo Archons and just talked nonsense all day. What I fear most is fans who write Genshin Impact fanfiction. It's not that their writing is bad, it's just that some of them write in a very awkward way.

This is wonderfully written; the prose is the best I've ever seen in Genshin Impact fanfiction. The plot development is excellent, and all the characters' personalities are perfectly developed, especially Ningguang. The character of the merchant is also very well-developed, unlike other Genshin Impact fanfiction where character development feels like mere props. The only drawback is that it's not long enough. I wish the author a bright future with this book.

The author's writing is excellent, the interactions with the characters are great, and most importantly, it's so sweet! My lips were constantly twitching, and I couldn't stop smiling like a doting auntie 😏 Keep it up! 👍

This is a harem anime where the protagonist's power is based on the Shinigami system and he possesses the Hogyoku. The first volume mainly covers events before the Traveler's arrival, while the second volume covers events after his arrival. My rating is that it's well-written, I liked it (≧∇≦*).

The emotional descriptions are good, and the protagonist's personality is somewhat similar to the "Never Kills an Admiral" trope from One Piece... However, it's too slice-of-life, and the depiction of reality is too idealized. So far, not a single dead person has been seen; they're either knocked unconscious or beaten up.

It's really good, I'll add another chapter. It should get even more popularity once the word count increases.

It's well-written, but like most books, it deliberately suppresses the protagonist's strength. The young master only suffers minor injuries after taking a fully cast Black Coffin attack. I'm curious if the Ghost Path will be useless when fighting gods later on; the weakening is too obvious (I'm really annoyed). 😏

It's well-written, right up my alley, and the setting is quite well-developed. So far, it's flowed smoothly, especially the romance scenes; they don't feel awkward and feel natural, giving me the feeling of playing a visual novel 🤦. It's exactly my type! Keep it up!