Genshin Impact: Sis Ke, What Are We Drinking Today?

In my opinion, it shouldn't only get a 6.6. While it lacks the thrills of a system-driven story, it possesses a simple and genuine quality. It's a single-female-lead story, but instead of a dramatic romance, it focuses on subtle acts of listening and understanding.

The theme is quite novel, and the character designs haven't been ruined even seven years later 💕

Well, in terms of content, this is an excellent novel with a rich plot and a protagonist with a "powerful" ability, though this ability primarily serves as a foil. The setting, seven years after Teyvat, is novel and appealing, and surprisingly, using a seven-year timeframe as the main storyline didn't ruin the established characters' personalities—something I didn't expect.

It's a good book, but I have some issues with the details. Having multiple identities and aliases is fine, but there's a problem: these multiple identities mean that when the protagonist adopts one, they should be aware of that identity's context, meaning that this identity wasn't active in the previous story—in other words, the information is stagnant.

It was good, so I gave it five stars. However, something felt off towards the end. The protagonist's calm demeanor at the beginning was very appealing, but later he seemed like a complete novice. He was supposed to be the chosen one, Tian Shu, but his abilities weren't really showcased later on. I hope the author will take this as a suggestion. 🤔

Haokan, hoping for a single female lead, Claurind.

It's wonderful, truly wonderful. The writing is delicate and the pacing is excellent. I highly recommend it!

It looks good, but Navia's outfit was a bit rushed.

The quality is okay, but there's a section where you might accidentally knock a Fini chef off their feet, so watch with caution 🤦

It's very slice-of-life, but the writing is good. It just never says whether the male protagonist is an indigenous person or a time traveler.