Genshin Impact: Building a Film Empire with Furina

Very interesting, five-star wisdom teeth. The author is getting better the more he writes, I hope everyone will stick with it and read it for a while.

It can only be said that this is a real second creation. The original plot will definitely be replaced by this new sense! Like it very much!

After watching it for so long, I think it is reasonable to give out the five stars in one go. This book is really interesting, and the subject matter is very novel: others write about before the prophecy, but this book is unique in writing about Funina's situation after the Thousand Spirits Film Festival; the protagonist, like the author, copies famous movies from previous lives, and is able to adapt to the needs of the people of Teyvat based on the actual situation in Teyvat. This is good. The shortcomings are that almost all authors, even the authors of articles that can be selected into the college entrance examination Chinese mock test paper, will make a mistake, that is, "... Be...". This sentence pattern is a bad sentence and should be changed to "... For (wéi)... So..." Or "... By...". Hope the author can correct it.

It's a good read, and I'm halfway through it in a short while. It's really well written, and it's not like some fans who are just trying to copy the plot. It has real content, and the characters are well written, and I'm very immersed in watching it. I usually don't like reviews when reading books, but this time I must give it a five-star review. 👍

It's very interesting. It has its own ideas and deduces the plot according to the story line. It doesn't stick to the main line and digs into the side stories and hidden details to evolve. It's a very good book.

Not bad, I have my own ideas and can barely do anything in life. Sent, as expected. If you don't choose from so many classics in film and television, your audience will be halved. It's not good to construct a slightly original plot and description. The subject matter is still okay.

Why does the protagonist hit a wall every time he recruits people? That's not to say you can't hit a wall, but there's only one Kaia who didn't refuse the first offer.

It's really good, the plot is relatively bland, but if you keep watching it, you'll find it's quite interesting, and please update it soon [Chigua]

Very good, the protagonist has a clear self-awareness, and is indeed seriously making movies and holding new large-scale events. I didn't show off my feelings under the guise of making a movie, and I didn't go out to participate in the main plot and have awkward conversations with various characters who had nothing to do with them.

Has this book offended anyone? Why is it less than 7 points? I'm very curious about what sacred books the 1-star reviewers usually read.