Genshin Impact: Fontaine's Starry Players Never Give Up

The previous article is okay, but I don't understand happiness well enough. Aha doesn't know how to choose a protagonist, this is just fun that he will throw away after just one glance. Otherwise, Bo Shizun who is wearing the skin of happiness? Looking at Aha's envoys, it can be said that they are all having fun. It is strange that they like this rational protagonist! If it was really a suitable emissary for Aha, he would cause trouble everywhere as soon as possible. Where is the research needed? Aha's uncertainty is too great, and the protagonist's rationality is not considered ordinary fun in its eyes. I have read a book called "The Storyteller Fishing in Liyue", and this guy is the real messenger of joy. This can be regarded as wearing the skin of happiness, doing the work of Bo Shizun. In summary, Aha is really shameless. Hahaha

This is the best rescue plan in Tomato, although I don't know the result yet, but! I recognize everything you have done for Fufu, boy!

I'll give it four stars first. The author can use a pseudonym, but it is not easy to ensure quality if there are eight thousand updates per day. I've read Chapter 19 so far, There are quite a lot of practical articles such as "letters and reports" in the article. It can be seen that the author is a good expert in practical articles. I can't help but think that the author is not a handsome guy who has landed in the country and has a side job in his spare time, right? After reading so much, it can be seen that the author still has a certain understanding of the original plot and settings. But in my opinion, there is no other highlight in the characterization of the characters except for the "borrowing other people's mouth" description technique at the beginning. And I have read so many chapters, but I always have a question, are Fukalos and Funina two characters? Why do I feel like the protagonist's actions make me feel like they are the same character [face covering], maybe I'm overthinking it. However, it is worth mentioning that in Tomato, it is not easy to have a third-person novel that does not always use first-person techniques to write third-person stories. This problem, in fact, cannot be said to be a problem. In my opinion, it is that Japanese light novels have too many descriptions of the protagonist's self-tangle. Although Japan does have literary classics about self-analysis (such as "The Disqualification of the World"), I find that most novels written by novices now have this phenomenon, which will affect the reading experience. If it does not affect the reading experience, it is not harmful.

Very good, the quality is also higher among the second creations, but the output is a bit low, not enough to look good [face covering] and I don't dare to force it, for fear of driving the author into the palace [face covering]

It's pretty good, especially since he escapes from prison every year to celebrate Fu Fu's birthday. Moreover, most of the novels about Fu Fu basically focus on Fu Fu and Fu Kalos, but at the beginning, no one really wrote about Fu Kalos.

Overall, this book is good, and its concept and content are very novel. But I think some more additions can be made in terms of emotional lines. (The protagonist has done so many things, so there's nothing wrong with staying with Fufu for a while, right?) As for the matter of going to Bengtie after finishing writing the Teyvat chapter, I have no problem and support it. Regarding the ending, although it is too early to write this now, I still hope it is sweet and not a knife. (Personally, I hope to get rid of the control of "Aha" and live a happy life with the Fufus. Or can I wander around the world with the Fufus?)

Not bad, at least people won't be embarrassed after watching the plot

It's very interesting, but the writing style is not that of a novel. It feels like I'm reading a text [face covering]. For some readers who want to find some relaxation and pleasure in tomatoes, it is a big poisonous point. I felt pretty much the same when I read it, and the plot was a bit unexpected. I hope the author will work hard and not be influenced by people he doesn't like. [Adoration][Please update]

As a chef, I approve of this novel. But it doesn't feel necessary to increase Fufu's political achievements. I guess the plot is about preparations to save Fukalos.

The protagonist is strict and cautious in doing things, and he only cares about Fu Fu.