Genshin Impact: Fontaine's Starry Players Never Give Up

The earlier parts were alright, but the understanding of Pleasure was lacking. Aha wouldn't choose the protagonist as its messenger; such a character would only be a fleeting source of amusement. Otherwise, why not the Learned One disguised as Pleasure? Look at Aha's messengers—they're all just creating amusement. It's strange that it would even consider this overly rational protagonist!

This is probably the best solution for rescuing Fufu, even though we don't know the outcome yet! But! I acknowledge everything you've done for Fufu, kid!

I'll give it four stars for now. The author's pen name is decent; maintaining quality while updating 8,000 words daily is no easy feat. I've read up to chapter 19 so far. There are quite a few practical documents like "letters" and "reports" in the text, showing the author is skilled in practical writing. It makes me wonder if the author is a recent graduate doing a side job in their spare time?

It's pretty good, and the quality is quite high for fan fiction, but the output is a bit low, not enough to keep up with 🤦 I don't dare to push too hard, afraid of making the author want to quit 🤦

It's great, especially the annual prison break to celebrate Fou's birthday. And most novels about Fou focus on Fou and Fukaros, but the original Fukaros was rarely written about.

Overall, this book is quite good, with a very novel concept and content. However, I think the romance could be expanded upon. (After all the things the protagonist has done, spending some time with Fou wouldn't be a problem, right?) As for the Teyvat arc ending and then going to Honkai Impact 3rd, I have no problem with that and support it.

Not bad, at least the plot isn't awkward to watch.

It's a good read, but the writing style isn't like a novel; it feels more like reading a textbook 🤦. This is a major drawback for readers looking for relaxation and enjoyment in Tomato (a popular Chinese novelist). I found it somewhat similar to what I expected, though the plot had some unexpected twists. I hope the author keeps up the good work and isn't affected by those who don't like it. 🥰 [Requesting more frequent updates]

As a fan of Fou, I approve of this novel. However, I feel it's unnecessary to give Fou more political achievements. I guess the plot is probably preparing for rescuing Foucaros.

The protagonist is meticulous and cautious in his actions, and only cares about Fufu's well-being.