Genshin Impact: Teyvat's Sharpshooter

It's very interesting to watch. The protagonist's strengths and weaknesses are obvious. It's not ambiguous and it's very well received. Part of the plot is too frustrating, but the protagonist is more three-dimensional because of it. As for other characters, I can only say that there are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand people (one thing I think is good is that the so-called "hero" born out of concealment and deception will not be the so-called "hero". If you remove the beautifying shell, what will appear will undoubtedly be a "doll". When you plot against others, you must have the courage to pay a heavy price, otherwise you will be a clown who cannot take off the mask and make people laugh).

It feels so good to finally read a book that kills the so-called God of Thunder - repaying kindness with kindness and taking revenge with hatred is the greatest truth in the world. The law is only to restrain order and cannot bear justice. "Revenge is the oldest justice", this novel really illustrates this point. The first point is that there is an insurmountable gap between the 12+ and 18+ worlds, but the author has really tried his best, and it can be seen The second point is that the protagonist takes the heroine too seriously. I don't know whether it's because Shao Yun regards the screen as a human nature or other anchor or because he is too paranoid and insists on torturing himself and others, including the screenwriter. The third point is that the heroine Ying is a bit of a monster. She always likes to do mischief to stir up the unstable nerves of the protagonist Shao Yun. It can even be said that 80 to 90 percent of the conflicts in this book are caused by Ying going to look for trouble. The above is basically my opinion on this book. If I can give some reference to book friends who read it, that would be a great blessing.

I have a question. Arthur chose self-salvation because he was terminally ill and his family members died one after another because of Dutch's ambition. But what about the protagonist [Thinking][Thinking]

It's cool in one word. Don't be distracted by the previous system. Watch the plot behind it. The protagonist kills decisively and kills all the fools by one person. It's super cool. It's just that the voice I always substitute is not Arthur's, but Botio's. [Eating Melon] It's not bad~

The protagonist of this book is really awesome, and the author is also pretty awesome. There is absolutely no pity for them because of the characters in the game. The protagonist is written into a living king of hell. It's really awesome.

Those who have never played Red Dead Redemption can substitute Botio's model.

Le, I am very curious about the room in Liyue Jianzhang, the room where fear appears in the layered rock abyss, and what the protagonist will reveal. @Hotpot with beer ps: It's the one where a bushel brings out the rice, the wife spreads the beans, the smoke brings out the civil dispute, and the traveler brings out the abyss.

It's quite interesting. He's one of the rare protagonists who is wary of characters. He doesn't become the kind of person who just comes over and takes on the role of a traveler and then becomes familiar with the characters. Just when I saw the Liyue chapter, I felt that the protagonist was too nervous and had a bit of PTSD. From the middle of the Mondstadt chapter, as long as outsiders dare to talk back, the next step will be to take out a gun and kill others. Is this the result of being frightened by the man in the top hat, or is the protagonist's character designed to be like this? [Thinking][thinking]

After watching it for a while, I found it remarkable. The character interactions are not particularly OOC for the time being (small contrast is acceptable), and the writing is good. The current uncomfortable part is that the system restricts the protagonist too much. Readers are not here to re-read the plot. In the future, I hope to downplay the existence of the system as much as possible and replace it with changes caused by the butterfly effect (I understand that the author does not have the confidence to follow the plot and not force it) Finally, it's about the heroine I still hope that the author can choose multiple female protagonists after careful consideration and not ask for a harem, but it is really a pity that some characters whose favorability has reached a certain level do not establish relationships. It can be seen that the author has the ability to write emotional lines. There is no need to be too picky. You can mainly describe the emotional lines with Ying, and other emotional lines do not need to be described too long to affect the author.

The subject matter is novel and the content is okay. I am looking forward to it. I hope the author will not stop updating it.