Genshin Impact: What Makes This Guy a Harbinger?!

The cunning author, Calvin, did a great job! 😡 😰The romance is a bit weak, but the daily life descriptions are okay. He seems like a villain, but he's actually a nice guy with a lot of minor flaws. Also, the system's presence is too weak; I haven't seen many of its skills yet.😰😰😰

This book absolutely deserves a five-star recommendation! From the very first page, you're captivated. The author's writing is like delicate moonlight, illuminating every detail of the story with clarity and warmth. Whether it's the protagonist's struggles and growth, or the subtle moments of emotion hidden between the lines, it makes you feel heartache, laughter, and tears.

The writing is good, but I wonder if you've played Genshin Impact? At the beginning of the story, Paimon and the Traveler have already been traveling for two months. Their dialogue at the time was: Traveler: "I don't remember how many years ago that was, but I'll try to find out. When I woke up, I was wandering alone until I met you two months ago."

The writing is fairly smooth, and the daily life scenes interspersed within the main plot are well-written. Shortcomings: 1. The system's presence is almost nonexistent; it's only mentioned briefly at the beginning that it extracts three skills from each anime, without describing the specific extraction logic or costs. 2.

This is a pretty good new Genshin Impact book. The author is willing to admit their mistakes and correct them, and they're quite active (thank you for the extra chapters! 🍉😏). It's worth reading, but the cover is a bit ugly. I suggest changing the cover; maybe more people will read it. 🍉 I commented too early; I should have waited until the author finished shipping the characters before commenting. 😏

Mondstadt and Liyue had pretty good storylines; I like protagonists who are fun and engaging. However, Inazuma felt abstract, with too much emphasis on discussing the novel with the Divine Child, delaying the main plot and giving a somewhat inexplicable feeling.

When Jean rescued Barbara earlier, didn't she know that the Anemo Archon was in Mondstadt? This means the Anemo Archon knew about the protagonist's powerful combat abilities in the heart of Mondstadt, yet didn't intervene. The higher-ups in Mondstadt should be able to deduce that the protagonist likely knows the Anemo Archon and is on the friendly side.

There's no such thing as an executive officer; it's just a fantasy of an Amber fan before he gets blown up by an OPPO A5.

"I guess everyone will meet someone in their life and fall in love with them. Some people meet at the right time, like meeting flowers in spring; everything is wonderful. They fall in love, get engaged, get married, and live together. But some people meet at the wrong time, like seeing a fish coming to the surface for air through the ice in winter.

First, regarding the relationship between the protagonist and the characters, well, I don't know why you're aiming for such a dramatic love triangle. Let's put it this way: if your protagonist really wanted a girlfriend, he could easily find one during the winter months.