Genshin Impact: The Demon God of Delusion

There is nothing to say, I can only say that it is great, very good, a legendary story with an epic color. Even if it is a plot that I already know, it does not feel boring when watching it. On the contrary, I have some new insights. What I see in it is not only the arrogant king who loves his people deeply but does not understand himself. The lone king that the people really need is Amos, who is Lupika. His companions are injured by the lone king's death, but he does not resent it. Instead, he will put down his evil thoughts because of his ideals, help the people in the tower, and have the fantasy and expectation of a girl, and the harmonious coexistence of wolves and humans. But in the end, he could not escape his destined fate and disappeared in the tower against the lonely king. Although some of their unique highlights are not fully displayed, it does not feel like real paper figures. It may be that there is too little content to write about them. But it's also great

I hope the protagonist can walk in the world and enhance his sense of existence. The protagonist is almost becoming Baird [Thoughts]

What a great book, one of the few that makes me feel the divinity of a god rather than some awkward novel about a god written as a loser Shapi.

The writing is smooth, the plot is natural and not cliche, the characters are not obtrusive, it's well written!!!

It's okay, just write more about the perspective of the protagonist, and I always feel that my power is scattered, which is a bit strange. After all, what's yours is mine, and what's mine should be better.

The writing style is very good, I recommend reading it, but impatient readers may seem a little ignorant. You can understand it after reading it carefully for a second time...

It's quite novel among Genshin Impact. Although I haven't read much of it since I'm not interested in this kind of writing, I can still feel that this article looks pretty good. In the first few stories I read, the protagonist was more active at the beginning, but later on the story was written from Baird's perspective. It seemed that the protagonist had no sense of existence. I don't know if it's because I didn't see much of it.

The writing is very good and the plot is well advanced. The first and middle stages of this book are worth reading. The first half of Mondstadt and Liyue are very good plots. However, starting from the encounter with Yasha Mandrill, the plot feels like it has begun to decline (chapter by chapter). The new plot took a few days to get into. (I feel that this is due to the original plot). I feel that if you can get through the new plot, it is better to get through it as soon as possible.

Is Baird and Jiuye on the cover?

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