Genshin Impact: The Third Harbinger, The Maiden, Is My Mom

Starfish Starfish But when I saw the author mentioning a single female protagonist, I was ready to retreat. After all, when you watch anime or games, you will always have some thoughts about the characters in it, right? [Eating Melon] I think most people will not refuse when they really like or be loved and they are capable. How many real gentlemen (or Yana Hui) are there? Of course Tomato is this environment. Regardless of other things, the first point to comment is that the author greatly hopes that it will be a single female protagonist, preferably without a female protagonist. How can there be so many saints? As mentioned before, there are not many true gentlemen. Maybe it's because I have dirty thoughts. Or, there are indeed a lot of stallion novels that are just for the sake of attracting readers without considering the quality of the work. Then make a profit and then start another book to continue. However, there are indeed many hypocrites [eat melon]. Isn't it just a pleasure to read a novel? Also ask the author @But Yi Xu Feng Shuang whether it is single or multiple [eating melon]

I want to see maternal love go bad [eating melon] It's not a kiss anyway, right [exploration]

"I already know the answer. I just want to hear you admit it yourself."

Regardless of everything else, the writing is still smooth, but what can I say, if you want a single female protagonist, can you please not describe the bond with other female characters?

The writing is quite good, and it is considered to be of high quality among the Genshin Impact fanfics. However, the Inazuma chapter is a bit unsatisfactory. It seems that Xumi is the best writer among the four kingdoms. I would like to give you some advice: let the girl appear more often. Haha, sometimes there is no need to make the writing too dark. You can have some fun, such as making something happen between the protagonist and the girl [smirk]. This is what Lokko people will do.

It would be great if Columbia was the heroine, my Lord Columbia ( ˃̶̤́ ꒳ ˂̶̤̀ )

Let me tell you, it's really beautiful

No one in the production team would take you to rest like this [laughing evilly]

The writing is quite good, but the characterization of the protagonist feels a bit like a primary school student pretending to be cool, and the protagonist will be nice to others for no reason, but he is not a particularly kind person. To put it bluntly, he just looks at other people's good-looking appearance and follows their facial features. If the love line wasn't so poorly written, I should have gotten a 7.5 Or higher. The protagonist's thinking seems to be that it is his honor to serve beautiful women, and he is a bit spoiled. The protagonist gives me the feeling that if my own camp only has average-looking women, and the enemy camp has many beautiful heroines, they can surrender to the enemy at any time.

Come on, come on, come on