Genshin Impact Simulation: Starting as a Melusine's Friend

Beautiful; the greatest truths are the simplest, simply beautiful. The story of Sumeru has been dragging on for too long; it's been two months and still not finished. I've read up to chapter 227, and it probably won't be finished until chapter 230. It's been padded out since chapter 200, like a One Piece flashback where a single flashback can stretch to 20 episodes. It's so frustrating to watch.

The current overall direction is well-developed, with nuanced character portrayals, a depiction of the Genshin Impact storyline, and a deeper understanding of Melusin. Each Melusin is well-developed, and the descriptions of the protagonist and the system are just right. Maintaining this balance is the greatest asset of your book.

The book starts at 6 points. It's a fanfiction of a game I like, plus 1 point for my favorite game character, Narcida; 1 point for relatively good logic; 1 point for my favorite genre, simulator; 1 point for its delicate emotional descriptions; 1 point for no major flaws; 0 points for normal writing style and normal character intelligence; 0 points for total score: 11 points. One point is extra. A 10 yuan reward has been given. I hope the author will continue to work hard!

It's seriously amazing! The plot is fantastic, and the writing is superb. I absolutely love it! (Whispering) It's just that the author's writing is a bit weak and lacks depth...🤭 It's not very engaging; I finished it after only a few minutes.🥺 Author, keep trying! 😄

The author is experimenting with a writing style that keeps readers up at night, and also plans to give the protagonist a wood-chopping knife (this book is as sweet as Xiong Da's honey, so enjoy!). At this update speed, this book can only be left to grow; and if too many people start growing it, it won't last long. It'll probably end abruptly after five or six hundred chapters at most.

I watched it overnight. The synopsis mentioned a broken sword, and it really was broken, but it still almost brought tears to my eyes. Highly recommended, despite some minor flaws, it's a masterpiece. It's one of Tomato's few good Genshin Impact adaptations.

It's very well written, the writing style is excellent, everyone must give the author gifts! There's so much AI-generated fiction out there now, we can't let pure manual writers starve! Only the first two simulations were acceptable. Xumi's writing is just like female-oriented novels, all about romantic love triangles. He ran away after chapter 273 because he couldn't continue reading.

The author's writing is alright, and the plot is good... But... Isn't your concept of love a bit strange? The first simulation felt off; the emotions clearly had little to do with love (to put it more vividly, it was like a rescuer and the rescued, with the protagonist ultimately sacrificing himself to clear Melsin's name and reveal the truth.

I have a love-hate relationship with the author. The protagonist's simulation is excellent; he single-handedly makes up for the regrets, yet he becomes a new regret himself. The initial simulation is as sweet as candy, but the later part is truly agonizing. The author truly made me willingly swallow this bitter pill. Finally, author, keep up the good work! It's quite well written.

Purely subjective review: This novel lacks satisfying moments and a significant romance. It's purely angst-filled, with some minor female lead scenes that aren't immediately apparent. It might be a bit boring. Overall, it's slightly toxic, but not a major issue. I usually only listen to audiobooks like this when I can't concentrate on reading or might not be able to hear clearly, because I'm not afraid of missing key information with other novels.