When the World of Conan Fell into Teyvat

Do you think God will not kill them? And although Wendy no longer has the heart of God, he is still a generation of gods, the generation of gods who survived the Kyriad War.

It's a tie, it's a very good crossover article, slightly OOC, but within the scope that I can accept, there are a few settings that the author may not know about, such as the full-life Kaia has a shield, for example, in the previous island plot, Kaia and Diluc reconciled long ago, but just pretended to be at odds (I also found out about this later in the plot, and I guess the author was too late), and Noelle is very powerful, and it has nothing to do with the Eye of God, right? But there is a weakening buff there, so it shouldn't be considered OOC. The problem is that other people in the Knights should know that she is very powerful. I would like to give you a reading suggestion. It felt weird in the early stage, but just resist it (I almost quit, but I didn't bother to clean up at hand, and after listening to it later, I found that it seemed to be pretty good). Later, after Conan appeared, it gradually got better (maybe because Conan's own aura of answering questions makes me feel that anyone's answers to him are reasonable and non-OOC. After all, humans are also children of the world, and what's wrong with their strange fates). It is a good linkage article, not one of those that are brainless once linked. High martial arts crushes low martial arts, but is integrated into the world rationally. Several forces in the winery join forces to make their plans come true. I mentioned Kaia's OOC point above because the author probably doesn't know part of the setting. Wendy said OOC and not OOC. It's completely like the Mondlanders will solve the Monds' affairs themselves, so it's not OOC. OOC is because he does have this attitude, but he doesn't really care about it at all. After all, you also set Wendy to strip away the throne and herself. I have separated myself. Is the part of the Wind God's authority that knows the past, present and future belongs to the throne or Wendy's own? I don't understand how you assume it. If you tie this to Wendy herself, I think it is reasonable for him to go and drink, because he knows that the Mondstadt people can solve it. For the part, Paimon wouldn't be so outspoken that she took off Zhongli's vest, unless she was forced to trigger Conan's answer buff. After all, with Conan nearby, I really can't tell whether it was the effect of the buff or Paimon's OOC. Ke Qing spoke very straightforwardly and she didn't realize there was a problem with speaking like this, while Ye Lan was only very dumb when she thought she should speak frankly (so when Ke Qing said she wanted to teach Ye Lan how to speak, I almost died laughing, hahahahahaha). By the way, judging from the timeline of the plot, where is Mika in Mondstadt, right? I feel like the author forgot about him and never appeared. In summary, there are some OOC parts, but they are within my acceptable range. At least the author has an understanding of the characters. Even if the misunderstanding is wrong, it is better than the brainwashing package that was introduced into the brain. The first part may be weird, but after seeing several of them are foreshadowing, I feel that it is not bad. It is still to my liking. Give it full stars.