The Weakest Summoning Talent? I Can Travel Between Worlds and Teyvat!

Five stars for encouragement. The setting is incomplete, or rather, the direction is wrong. Teyvat itself is a planet on the verge of collapse, with extremely scarce resources. Aside from the newly emerged galaxy-level combat power, others can't stand a chance in high-level martial arts worlds.

First off, I'll give it five stars. The main character's personality is alright, and the portrayal of the Genshin Impact characters isn't too bad. However, the author didn't mention in the synopsis that there is actually a female lead, Su Qingxue. If you want a story without a female lead or any romantic subplots, you can skip this or the sections with the female lead. If you like stories with female leads, you can check it out.

Overall, it's well-written, and the balance between the two worlds is good. I haven't quite caught up yet, so this is just my initial assessment. However, the romantic storyline between him and the female lead felt a bit forced, and the writing seemed too purposeful.

This is a rare subject. Won't you describe how to refine the materials summoned from Teyvat later? For example, what kind of potions or dishes can be made from plants of different elemental systems? Minerals are used to forge weapons with various effects or to strengthen buildings and formations. What should we do with the various materials dropped by Genshin Impact? Although the start was a bit awkward, it's good that someone is writing about summoning Teyvat materials.

I came from the author's book about a girl group. To be honest, I was quite disappointed that it ended, as the final outline looked pretty good. The author's new book is also very good, but I might not really like this kind of high-martial arts genre; it seems a bit strange to me. Nevertheless, I'll still support it.

The book's score is normal. It makes many mistakes that novels have, such as avoiding excessive pathos. However, it's clear that the author genuinely wanted to write a good book and tried his best to balance the power dynamics and improve the plot.

It's watchable, a bit toxic in the early stages, but okay in the mid-to-late stages. If you like Genshin Impact: Teyvat, I suggest skipping it. Although it summons a few Genshin Impact characters, the main storyline is still set in China, focusing on the protagonist's power development. Overall, only 2 out of 10 points are for the Teyvat aspect.

Not bad, author, keep up the good work! 😏💕💕 I don't know how to put it, but it just doesn't look good! 😅😅🤦

It's a great show. The main character is truly a protagonist—brave and resourceful, and the action isn't overly exciting.

The biggest flaw for me is probably that the main character is the real main character... To be honest, when I saw those people calling the Emperor a "summoned creature," my heart was bleeding. Although I understand that the main plot of this novel is the protagonist's leveling up, and it's reasonable for Teyvat's character to be a supporting character and not overshadow the main plot, it's…