Teyvat's Strongest Swordsman: Atomic Samurai, Part 1

It is a very good book. If you are a Servant Chef, I highly recommend reading it. This book is very good in terms of writing, plot and emotional lines. In terms of strength, I think it is an invincible book, but it is just right enough to give people the motivation to continue reading. It does not just want to watch the fighting scenes. The feeling that you don't want to read once you see it. Don't just look at the ratings of this book. It is just because there is no traffic. After all, don't just look at the appearance. Reading this book will definitely not regret it.

I originally planned to give it five stars, but it's too little. I'll give it four stars. It depends on when it's enough and when it's five stars.

So much deserves five stars.

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The writing is pretty good, but I don't know why there's no traffic.

The author won't give up on this book. I'm really looking forward to its completion.

There are some small parts that are not so good!

Watched it all in one night

Good-looking, love to see, want to see

Cry to make up for past regrets

Such a beautiful book has so little traffic

It's pretty good, but there are too few updates (the first few chapters are not interesting, but starting from Chapter 8 it becomes better)

It's pretty good, but I was put off by the title of the book.

This book witnessed the change in my concept of reading and made me change.

It's so good [crying]. I've read almost all books about servants, and this one is a very good one.

All I can say is that it's really beautiful.

It's so beautiful. Children [cry][cry][cry]

A very good book with great potential

It's beautiful, it's very beautiful, one of the few single-female master servants, but it's a bit confusing when the sword skills are lost later on.

It's so beautiful, there's no one with good works! Except for some character quirks, everything else is good [OK]