Genshin Impact: He Really Is the Protagonist

The progress of the four-star forum is a bit slow, so is it possible that what everyone mainly wants to see is Shenzhu?

It's a great read, although the synopsis is a bit misleading—Shendu won't appear in the early episodes, at least not initially. It's mostly told from Paimon's perspective, and the author has many personal interpretations, but they're cleverly integrated, making for a good read. You can tell the author has a lot of ideas.

This is the first Genshin Impact story I've seen that truly stands out; it subverts the usual tropes. In particular, it blends anime characters with realistic elements, making the characters more believable and avoiding a one-dimensional feel.

Most people are here to see Shendu; you haven't gotten a single talisman after so many chapters, it's too slow. But it's still quite good.

Objectively speaking, the author's writing is quite good, but it's contradictory to ask who the protagonist is, or whose perspective we should adopt. For example, who brought the talismans? Whose perspective should we take? It's contradictory. If it's Shendu, he's a jerk and hasn't even appeared in the first few chapters.

It's very new, the really new kind. The main character is Paimon. The Mondstadt storyline is completely different. The first boss is still Barbara who got the Tiger Charm. There's also a chicken in the Liyue storyline!

The Genshin Impact story has been changed to an 18+ level, with some fundamental settings altered quite a bit. Some readers who are particularly particular about the original work might find this difficult to accept, but if you can accept these changes, it's still a very well-written story.

It's very good; this style is new to me, but I want to see Shendu resurrected. Give Shendu more screen time; even if he's not resurrected, having him lend some of his power to Paimon would be fine.

It's well-written, humorous, and interesting, but unfortunately, I'm a complete novice when it comes to both Genshin Impact and Shendu. In Genshin Impact, I was shocked by Barbara's strength; the resurrection of the dead made me reluctant to give up. In Shendu, I was surprised by the early death of the Blade Dragon, thinking it would last for ten chapters.

It's really well-written, but the main character is Paimon, so it's definitely going to be a Skybound story 😏