Genshin Impact Iron character group portraits + reverse travel + hand over to the country at the beginning + strict logic and no brainlessness + absolutely no collapse of character design
The collision between the universe brought Yura from Teyvat to the real world!
In order to return to Teyvat as soon as possible, Yora directly chose to cooperate with the country, starting the cooperation and confrontation between modern human civilization and Teyvat human civilization!
One after another, two-dimensional characters are joining in, making human civilization more and more colorful... Or maybe it will be troubled?
Reader comments
Everyone is encouraging the author, so I will play devil's advocate a little. The good thing is that the details of this book are really great, and the characters' thoughts and political games are just right. However, I always feel that the author has two very strange tendencies. One is to exaggerate the China, and the other is to belittle the deep settings of Teyvat.
As for China, I can feel that the author has read the corona setting collection, but he probably did not intend to build a world view completely according to the pattern of corona. He also exaggerated the size of China a bit (I think it is a joke with a population of 100 billion).
In the Teyvat part, I really like the way the Seven Kingdoms form an alliance with the Abyss, but I can't fully accept the author's alternative explanation of the Eye of God (of course, this is my problem).
Generally speaking, with this subject matter, most people would like to read a fresh and calm daily article. The author wrote it into a conspiracy theory. Although it is indeed fresh and interesting to me, it may really dissuade some readers.
Then, my suggestion is to properly control the performance of Shenzhou, and don't go too outrageous or outrageous, otherwise non-corona players will lose the sense of involvement, and corona players will feel that this is not the same game as the one they play (is it an OOC?). I have nothing to say about the Teyvat part, and I guess the author's own outline is not easy to change, so let's continue like this.
In the end, I will continue to watch it. If I feel better in the future, I will add that star [please take a closer look]
Sorry, the description of China and Teyvat in this book is different from my imagination. I tried hard but still can't fully accept it. I added the last star because it is really good despite my own problems. Goodbye
It's very good. There are very few Red Alert 3 stories that can be written, and most of them are cool stories. This is a rare good thing. One problem is that the Shenzhou camp is very power hungry. You seem to have weakened the energy effects of elemental power. Chen Tianwu cannot ignore this.
Good, good, good
It's really beautiful. At least I can bring emotion into it [blowing kiss]
There are too few, only one picture at a time, but the plot is still good and interesting, and the most important thing is that there are too few.
Everyone is encouraging the author, so I will play devil's advocate a little. The good thing is that the details of this book are really great, and the characters' thoughts and political games are just right. However, I always feel that the author has two very strange tendencies. One is to exaggerate the China, and the other is to belittle the deep settings of Teyvat. As for China, I can feel that the author has read the corona setting collection, but he probably did not intend to build a world view completely according to the pattern of corona. He also exaggerated the size of China a bit (I think it is a joke with a population of 100 billion). In the Teyvat part, I really like the way the Seven Kingdoms form an alliance with the Abyss, but I can't fully accept the author's alternative explanation of the Eye of God (of course, this is my problem). Generally speaking, with this subject matter, most people would like to read a fresh and calm daily article. The author wrote it into a conspiracy theory. Although it is indeed fresh and interesting to me, it may really dissuade some readers. Then, my suggestion is to properly control the performance of Shenzhou, and don't go too outrageous or outrageous, otherwise non-corona players will lose the sense of involvement, and corona players will feel that this is not the same game as the one they play (is it an OOC?). I have nothing to say about the Teyvat part, and I guess the author's own outline is not easy to change, so let's continue like this. In the end, I will continue to watch it. If I feel better in the future, I will add that star [please take a closer look] Sorry, the description of China and Teyvat in this book is different from my imagination. I tried hard but still can't fully accept it. I added the last star because it is really good despite my own problems. Goodbye
It's very good. There are very few Red Alert 3 stories that can be written, and most of them are cool stories. This is a rare good thing. One problem is that the Shenzhou camp is very power hungry. You seem to have weakened the energy effects of elemental power. Chen Tianwu cannot ignore this.
Good, good, good
It's really beautiful. At least I can bring emotion into it [blowing kiss]
There are too few, only one picture at a time, but the plot is still good and interesting, and the most important thing is that there are too few.