"After being struck by lightning into his mobile phone, Lu Yan started a multi-faceted life: Tiwat was a gangster doing tasks, Beng Tie hugged him and learned his destiny.
In the real academy, the F-level loser silently maximizes his game skills. When the crisis in the secret realm broke out, he silently took out his mobile phone: Wait for me to charge it, Teyvat, start it!
If you want to see Fu Xuan, you have to wait until Chapter 100 to enter the world of Starry Railway (mainly because the outline set before is like this, sorry, so the pace will be a bit slow)
ps: The pace of this book is slow, but the writing is interesting and humorous
This book may not be very rigorous in terms of time management and the world of Teyvat. Just read this book and have fun.
And the Genshin Impact written in this book may be quite different from the Genshin Impact everyone plays (you can criticize the author as a cloud player, but don't criticize too much, just treat it as another world, ah)
Reader comments
There are more than 40 chapters, and I have read 10 of them. It looked so boring in front of me. It was not easy to cross over later. Or time travel to a familiar game. And he told a lie that was very easy to expose. Once exposed, you're screwed. Might as well tell the truth. Where are the examples of travelers after all? And judging from Amber's dialogue, it's obvious that the protagonist and the traveler are on the same team. It seems from the conversation that he doesn't recognize the traveler either. The next second the traveler greeted Paimon familiarly. Also convinced. AI cannot be written like this.
The protagonist is like a mouse, unable to go anywhere and not very strong.
There are more than 40 chapters, and I have read 10 of them. It looked so boring in front of me. It was not easy to cross over later. Or time travel to a familiar game. And he told a lie that was very easy to expose. Once exposed, you're screwed. Might as well tell the truth. Where are the examples of travelers after all? And judging from Amber's dialogue, it's obvious that the protagonist and the traveler are on the same team. It seems from the conversation that he doesn't recognize the traveler either. The next second the traveler greeted Paimon familiarly. Also convinced. AI cannot be written like this.
The protagonist is like a mouse, unable to go anywhere and not very strong.
The protagonist is a local [eating melon]
Feeling like time is out of whack