Genshin Impact: I Arm a Revolution and Overthrow the Seven Archons

I have read Chapter 48 so far, and I have a lot of questions. Maybe the title of the novel is misleading. At first glance, I thought it was a military novel, and then I thought it was an official novel. After a second glance, I added modern elements. Finally, it turned out to be a historical novel, with modern elements of military and officialdom added. It can be said that it is a historical text disguised as Teyvat's worldview. Then the author's path may have become narrower. Such Teyvat novels have a small audience, because Teyvat's world view has magical elements. What is written here is the military technological revolution, and there are very few descriptions of Teyvat. Then the system is a bit confusing, and the dialogue with other people is based on ancient officialdom elements. To sum up, if you want to see Teyvat, you can go. But if you ignore the world view of Teyvat, it is still quite exciting and very beautiful for a historical article\(//∇//)\. If you go to Teyvat to see the world view, this \(//∇//)\ is definitely very beautiful. I recommend it. The author writes a historical article in this way, which will definitely attract readers. When reading this novel, you can subjectively ignore that this is the world of Teyvat, because if you look at it based on this world view, you will feel a bit abstract and awkward, and some parts are not transparent enough. And if you connect it with the game, you will feel that something is wrong. The character design is not broken, I can only say that it is not. The description of character dialogue does not conform to the psychological impression of readers who come to read Teyvat-type novels.

It's not too much to give my book five stars (doge)

It's sad, and it won't be updated. There are only a few people who like historical politics, but as long as I like it, I will definitely read it if you write 10,000 chapters. In addition, your book is a bit too hasty. In terms of economic development, it is a bit too simple, and the achievements in weapons and even industry are too outstanding. In an old society without nationalism, clanism, and communism, the people's hearts are very weak. It's difficult to gather together, so your book is developing very well, but there are indeed some preconceived suspicions in the early stage. You are very entangled in the aspect of Genshin Impact and the aspect of political and economic war. On the one hand, you are afraid that others will not read it because there is no novel subject matter. On the other hand, you are worried that not many people will read it when writing autobiographies or historical texts. In ancient times, it was absolutely impossible for a time traveler to enter the industrial revolution so easily. , Even if he masters all the technologies, he is doomed to lose. It is impossible for industry to circulate throughout the country, and it is still in a superstitious theistic era. I think the author can start the next topic appropriately, not starting from the grassroots level, but starting at a high level. It is reasonable and well-founded, and reforms are normal. In this way, there will be more political and diplomatic games, and the road to economic development will be longer, so that the popularity of this book will not be too low. (This is only a personal opinion. I still hope that the author will update it)

It's okay, but it's very historical. I hope the protagonist won't have to lower his attitude in the future. I also hope the protagonist won't be so impatient and can be more self-interested.

It's pretty good, but it's a pity that historical fiction and Genshin Impact fan fiction have lost a high-quality novel. It's a pity.

Good book, good, good I think the technology line will be enough to deal with most of the dangers in Teyvat until World War II.

An unprecedented Genshin Impact fanfic! The focus is on reforming the style! It looks pretty good at the moment, I hope it can continue 👍 This book is expected to get a nine-point rating

The more I read, the more I get confused. The author keeps working hard.

It feels pretty good, right?

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