Genshin Impact: The Most Despicable Swordmaster Transmigrates to Teyvat

"Haiga Gaiden - Miyamoto Musashi has always been indifferent to the reincarnation of Teyvat" is being serialized! (You can occasionally quote some quotations from Banya's classic bound volumes in the article. Perhaps the best thing about Banya's memes/emoticons is that most of them can be used in daily life without any sense of violation, and they are not at all abrupt when used)

Musashi in Sabaya feels like a pure killing machine. This book feels so humble, not bad, and good-looking [eating melon]

Great, so far, this Musashi is somewhat similar to the Musashi in Sabagi, except for the trash talk session and the solo session that lack the essence.

It is recommended to restore Musashi's pre-game trash talk and his habit of testing opponents with big moves in the face. I hope to see Musashi's cruel side. After all, he is an executioner. No rematch? Tomato, you are the only one who writes about Miyamoto Musashi [crying]

It feels like it has a lot of potential. I can't find any faults so far. I just want to adjust the combat power. After all, we have changed to a world of high martial arts. It wouldn't be surprising if the upper limit of combat power is raised. For example, it can gradually become stronger through training and understanding of combat. I am looking forward to it. It's just that the plot went by too fast and many places were not described.

So far, the author has really carefully constructed this story, which is a rare good thing on Tomato. I have read a few books about characters traveling through Teyvat, but they basically failed in dealing with the protagonist's personality and the character's personality in Genshin Impact. But the author's treatment can be called restoration, which makes me feel happy Has the author ever thought about fighting that sword master from Liyue?

Musashi here is still too restrained.

From the front, it feels like Musashi's presence is a bit transparent. In many cases, it's the same with or without him, especially the scene where the lady takes out her heart is basically the same as the game plot, the only difference is that there is an extra Musashi. I haven't watched the back yet

The writing is really good, but I have only read more than 30 chapters, and I feel that Musashi is still not restored enough, and it is not interesting enough. I wonder if there will be improvement in the future.

The King of Retsuai Gaiden kills giant dragons and other Western fantasy mythical creatures. There is no reason why Musashi, who is stronger than him, can't do it.