[System] [Multiple heroines] [Joyful Comedy] [The story line begins after the mission of Funina Legend] Linn traveled to the continent of Teyvat and bound the character to assist the system. This system allows him to unlock treasure chests and obtain various magical items and skills by establishing a close relationship with Genshin Impact characters. However, in order to activate the system, you must reach the first level of friendship with a Genshin Impact character. Lin En is isolated in Fontaine, unable to use elemental power, and his life is difficult. He works part-time as a waiter in a hotel during the day, and takes on trivial commissions from the Adventurers Association at night, trying to survive. Until one night, he received a special commission from Funina. Funina hoped that the adventurer who received the commission would give the big bad guy who stole her dessert a good beating. But as Linn listened to Funina's detailed description of the target, his expression became more and more weird...
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I also found it very awkward when I watched it. As long as I had to talk to Fufu about stealing a macaron, I would not do anything to the protagonist. Also, the part about renting a room in the previous part felt like it was really forcibly subduing the plot. The landlord would definitely explain all these things to the tenant.
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The first few pictures are very, very bad for my senses. What do you feel? If I have to say it, there is a kind of illusion that if the male protagonist did something wrong or it was someone else's fault, it's like reading the previous novel Dragon King.
It looks a little awkward from the front
The whole book looks very awkward.
The more I look at it, the weirder it gets
Well, it's fake and weird.
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The more I look at it, the more awkward it becomes [laughing awkwardly]
I also found it very awkward when I watched it. As long as I had to talk to Fufu about stealing a macaron, I would not do anything to the protagonist. Also, the part about renting a room in the previous part felt like it was really forcibly subduing the plot. The landlord would definitely explain all these things to the tenant.
Well written [like][like][like][like][like]
The first few pictures are very, very bad for my senses. What do you feel? If I have to say it, there is a kind of illusion that if the male protagonist did something wrong or it was someone else's fault, it's like reading the previous novel Dragon King.
It looks a little awkward from the front
The whole book looks very awkward.
The more I look at it, the weirder it gets
Well, it's fake and weird.
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The more I look at it, the more awkward it becomes [laughing awkwardly]