Genshin Impact: You Didn't Take Your Medicine? Then Why Is Your Head So Pointy?

It's pretty good. There are some minor, insignificant flaws in the plot, but they're not major issues for me. The story is engaging enough to keep reading. The little pigeon appears in chapters 1-3. Whenever I think of the scene where the little pigeon sings outside Sandoni's door, I wonder if she was so hungry she couldn't stand it anymore, and that's why she went to Sandoni, too embarrassed to…

I've read up to chapter 80 so far, and there are no problems or flaws. If I had to nitpick, the only part that made me a little uncomfortable was the scene where Kazina receives the gene serum, even though I knew she was a warrior. But that part was also quite logical. Overall, it's a very good read. I don't know why so few people have read it after writing so much.

The plot is alright, but the protagonist's background is a problem. Are they going to open a star map later? Is it centered around the Columbia Moon, or will it require genes? If things don't go wrong later on, I can get a very good score. 😏😏😏

I'll give myself a good review, yay! If there's anything wrong with the book, you can leave a message for the author, but please don't curse my entire family, waaaaah 😢

Keep it up, author! 😄😄 There aren't many authors writing original themes for Genshin Impact anymore. The author of Brahma's story just stopped writing and went to write Naruto. The author of Shinra's story also ended. I haven't seen any progress from the author who writes about new characters in three books. They're just relying on new themes and it's getting harder and harder to read them.

I'm stuck! I've read 100 chapters and still haven't seen it.

The writing is actually quite good, it's just that the little pigeon, Columbia, appeared too late.

The plot is pretty good. So far, it's written quite well. So far, as we've seen the later parts, there's been progress compared to the earlier ones! Keep writing!

It's very well written and interesting.

It's well-written, much better than those cookie-cutter stories that are just like game plots.