[Genshin Impact + fan fiction + one female lead with a crazy personality + everyone gets close]
Here's what happened:
Yongyi would painstakingly get up at two in the morning to wait for the convention to open. The weather was unbearably hot that day, but she still went to all the trouble of putting on a cosplay outfit.
Then, after a long wait, she died of exhaustion.
No! My Genshin Impact account! My wives and husbands!
As she lay dying, Yongyi resolved that in her next life, she would never do anything so troublesome again.
But when she opened her eyes, she found herself transmigrated into Teyvat, the world her game had still been running in when she died.
And so Yongyi's lazy, eccentric life in Teyvat began...
Zhongli: By and large, Yongyi is quite all right. It's just that she refuses to help with Liyue's affairs, which leaves me in a difficult position.
Tartaglia: Yongyi? We get along pretty well. We both like to solve problems with the most direct method: fighting. Too bad she's retired. If I want a fight, I have to go find her in Liyue.
Xiao: Why does she call me “Xiao Bao”? And why does she keep getting right up in my face?
Ganyu: Lady Yongyi, you're a little too close...
Yongyi: Genshin Impact, launch!
It looks good, the protagonist has a lot of personality, and the worldview of Genshin Impact is very smooth, with not much rhythm. I highly recommend watching it.
Personally, I feel good about it. The original weapons even have pictures. The character creation and character traits are very prominent. It can be seen that the author is also very careful. The plot is also relatively reasonable and logical. Especially this Biandian's mental state [you can taste it carefully] is very enjoyable and very comfortable to watch.
It's beautiful and well written.
It even has original illustrations, which I think is better than most articles. In fact, I think we can look forward to a first-hand portrait of the main character [Sending my heart] I want to ask if the author will publish it?
Why does Yongyi only work once? Because once and for all!
Except for the description of the relationship between Ning Guang and the heroine, where the heroine is always being manipulated, everything else is pretty good. I would like to ask if the author is a Ningguang Chef or if he has a great fondness for Ningguang? There are so many scenes with Ning Guang
Good, good, good