Genshin Impact: What? My Diary Became a History Book?

Well, I have finished watching the whole show now, and I feel very good, really good. So far, there are no bad points. Those who are eye-of-god can't blame the author. After all, the information on Mijia is indeed too complicated. I can only say that it is very good. Keep up the hard work.

Okay, to sum it up, it's the longevity text in Genshin Impact. Give me a fresh and refined feeling.

You said the writing is good? It feels like it is narrating a story that I have read... But this is indeed the case for the protagonist. I thought that I had finished reading the book and deleted it from the bookshelf, so I didn't think much about it... That was just what I thought. Every time I open Genshin Impact, I can't help but want to see the version of Genshin Impact depicted in the book, the knife-carrying man, the Amo who finished but left a glimmer of hope, the one who can heal the wear and tear. This book is a story about hiding a knife in cotton, but another nail is scattered in the cotton where the knife is hidden, and it is covered with new cotton. While cutting, it chooses reunion. This is the one where "ye" appears the least often among the Genshin Impact books I have read, but it also has There is a sense of freshness and refinement. Perhaps it was the original God's too many regrets that made me reluctant to part with this evil-devouring novel. It finally made me regain the excitement I felt when I first started reading the novel. The plain tone stirred up ripples in my heart. The story, which is not long, contains too many possibilities. There may be flaws, or maybe I just want to put the knife away... It's great, I'm satisfied.

Very nice, pretty good. The daily writing is very good, plain and simple. But there is no shortage of various events. The protagonist becomes stronger step by step and changes his mind step by step. The relationship with Morax and the immortals is very good, and I like the character very much, and the small system is also becoming more emotional step by step like the protagonist. Good ending, good ending. The last few pictures almost made me think I was going to have a knife. Fortunately, the author is kind-hearted and there is no bad ending. The overall feeling is very good. I am so relieved.

The writing and plot of this book are very smooth. It can make you laugh or make you sad for a moment. It is different from other books that make you burst into tears over a tragedy. Instead, it makes you like an immortal immortal, witnessing growth and then passing away. There is no redundant narrative, but every time it appears, it can instantly touch your heart. Tears fall drop by drop for different people at different times. Thousands of rocks are forever solid, and the weight of the mountains remains unshakable A ship is safest in port... But it has its journey Obviously he once said that he longed for freedom the most, but the successful ending still restrained him. Sunset fruits are indeed sweet.

I can guarantee this is the best non-CP Genshin Impact fanfic! There are daily life and battles, and the plot is well connected. Each character is shaped to fit the role of the game. There are some changes in the plot, but a lot of regrets have been made up for.

The book that impressed me the most since I read it. I didn't expect that I would like this long-lasting novel again. The characters in the article are shining and each has its own article. Whether it is the protagonist making up for regrets, serving others, developing Liyue or the efforts of others, they are all described with flesh and blood. The stories experienced after immortality are all very exciting, and the feelings brought about by life, separation, and death are easy to resonate with. This creates a three-dimensional and rich interpersonal network. There are many scenes of peaceful coexistence of mortals, immortals, and demons in the article, and the jokes used are also humorous. A very good Genshin Impact fanfic, worth trying if you like light novels. After reading it, our peek ends here, their story continues, goodbye.

I have read so many fanfics, and I have also read several books about immortals. This is one of the few novels that can truly bring the protagonist and readers into the story, and one of the few novels that can describe ordinary people in detail. Due to the lifespan gap between immortals and ordinary people, the protagonist has experienced separation many times in the book, which makes this book always filled with a touch of sadness. Although the protagonist has made up for many regrets and broken many knives in the past, this book contains many irreparable regrets. It seems that there are no knives but is actually full of knives. This book is different from the other Nine Worlds of Reincarnation. That book has a feeling of fighting for the sake of the knife (although I feel that the writing in that book is also very good, and it is also a very good swordsman). But this one is different. The writing in this book is very calm and natural. (Some personal opinions, don't comment if you don't like it)

The author's writing style is really good, and the characters he writes are vivid and colorful... Lao Xu and Lao Wu are ordinary characters but they are also great heroes. They believe that their life is of complete value... My heart ached when I read it... I couldn't stop crying. And the system, from the beginning of being cold and mechanical to the end of what it said to the acupuncture patient... It, no, he became a human from then on...

Very nice original text! The author's writing is online! There are some minor issues with the setting of Wendy and the boy's name, but they are not serious. The author has made the history and setting of Liyue very clear, and each character is well created without OOC (it is really rare! I have read many OOC articles, and I can't stand them anymore. It feels like my brain is in trouble... Ahem, I am too violent. In fact, no matter how they are written, the authors are very good... I am digressing, but then again) This original divine novel is really worth reading. It has a knife but is also very warm. The knife is blunt but not redundant. It is just right. Sometimes it makes people's eyes warm and their hearts are hot at the same time. The blank space at the end also makes people scratch their heads. I always want to grab the author's collar and shout: "Where is your extra story?" In short, as a reader and a traveler, I hope that Mo Chen will continue his story in Teyvat and live a complete life with his friends. I hope that all travelers can find the meaning of travel in and outside the game. I also hope that the author will get better and better (((*°▽°*)(*°▽°*)))♪