The Holy Lord's Journey Through Teyvat

This book is quite good. There's no saintly woman, the characters are calm, and a harem is inevitable. Since everyone's transmigrated, why insist on monogamy? It's very much to my taste. I recommend reading it.

It's pretty good, but the nerf to Shendu is too harsh. In the original story, the main characters were able to deal with Shendu because they were righteous and had a cheat code. You nerfed him to the point that he's like a mid-level demon god. Even if Shendu only has twelve talismans, he is still a top-tier existence among demon gods. Each talisman is equivalent to a high-level demon god. What the hell? The dog talisman and the tiger talisman are not the same; it's being forcibly suppressed!

If you're looking for an invincible protagonist, don't bother reading this. The Holy Lord has already been nerfed to a pulp. According to the author, the protagonist is currently only in his growth phase (potential) 🤭, and his actual strength is just average (at least in the early stages; I haven't read the later parts). Objectively speaking, it should be four stars.

I don't know why the score is so low, I'm here to boost it. Keep it up, author! You write well, believe in yourself! I love this kind of character—the arrogant yet meticulously thoughtful individual.

The author clicked on this page solely because of the cover. Silly Fufu's Ying looks so adorable!

The characters are well-developed, and the style is quite good. The protagonist isn't a saint; his gentleness towards those around him and his decisiveness towards enemies are very much to my liking. However, one drawback is that the horse's talisman power is locked by a mere enforcer of justice, which I don't understand.

Overall, it's not bad. It has a dark theme and doesn't hesitate to kill characters just because they're in the player's inventory. Shendu is weak early on, but after restoring his power in the mid-game, he becomes almost untouchable, a force no one wants to mess with. Quite a few famous characters have died. Nata and Winter are only briefly mentioned due to minor map updates to the main storyline.

The killings are ruthless, each character is distinct, and the gripping plot breaks free from the constraints of the original, incorporating more of the author's own ideas. It's beautifully written. 😘😘😘

It's alright, it's just a matter of perspective. This can't be viewed as Genshin Impact. Even though Genshin Impact has some angst, it's still a fairytale-like story overall. This is more like a ruthless imperial tale, devoid of good and evil, only driven by interests and stances. You can refer to the brutal Harry Potter fanfiction.

Honestly, this book is quite good. Although its rating is low, it's much higher quality than other books with similar ratings. It might have involved killing a lot of people for plot purposes, but those flaws don't detract from its overall excellence. Reality isn't a game; it can't be perfect, and reality is harsh. However, it does fill some gaps in the story, so I still highly recommend it. Keep reading and you'll find the exciting parts.