Genshin Impact: Alive? Alive.

Rather than saying that it is the story of Teyvat, it is better to say that Teyvat is just a window in the story. Uncovering this window may be what the author really wants to write. Both the plot design and the description of the emotional environment are very delicate, which shows the hard work put into it. This is a new journey, maybe an old story, but there are also fresh buds blooming in it. The characters are more fleshed out and not obtrusive, and the protagonist's personality is also very interesting. The background behind it has to be thought-provoking. From time to time, it is very natural to incorporate some jokes, and it makes my mouth difficult to suppress from time to time. This book also has its own characteristics, but I can't describe it accurately. I am really looking forward to the story behind it. Although I can smell the smell of a knife, it does not affect me from moving forward. I think too much praise is meaningless. I hope the author can work hard, tell the story he wants to express, and write his own happy ending.

The language is quite interesting, and most of the jokes are played without being awkward. The most important thing is that the character design is rare and has not collapsed. I would like to give it a five-star rating.

Not bad, a bit sharp

The plot of the characters is okay, but why are there a few Mondstadt characters that are not revealed? I won't talk about getting stabbed in the game. I read a book and got stabbed.

The author wrote it for himself.

Okay, okay, although I have only read a little bit, this can be said to be one of the best novels I have ever seen. What a great author, you just stabbed me like this, and I didn't feel bitter or tired at all. Good books should not be buried, and good knives should not be kept to themselves. Although it's a bit sharp, it's really beautiful. I won't go into details anymore. I'm going to follow up on the rest of the story.