Goodbye, Teyvat

It looks good, and it will make people feel comfortable to watch if the protagonist's combat power is appropriately enhanced. It would be boring if the enemies could be trampled to death, but if all the enemies were difficult to defeat or were not defeated at all, it would only make people feel frustrated and bored. The protagonist is a wise man, which is a good positioning, but the wise man will not let himself get into trouble without complete grasp and rely on others to save him. Personally, I feel that the protagonist is a good-natured and fun-loving type, but he still has to go to dangerous places even though his strength is low, which is quite uncomfortable to watch.

Not bad, a rare and refreshing article that is unpleasant.

There is logic. Thinking. Good author. Good article. Why are you still reading this comment? Didn't you just watch it by yourself in the past? It's not like I just watched it for an hour and then gave up and continued watching. But the current number of pictures is only enough for me to watch for an hour. This feeling is like getting 100 points on the test not because you can only get 100 points on the test, but because this paper only has 100 points.

Well, it looks good. The protagonist does not have those super-standard cheats or invincible systems, nor is he incapable of any abilities. He has clear thinking and rich emotions. The book adds some content about the iron collapse, although I don't know much about it, but it really increases the interest and readability of the book, and also buries a lot of foreshadowing. Although the interaction between the protagonist and the screenwriter is not much, it can directly hit the reader's heart every time. This book makes up for some minor regrets, allowing NPCs to have their own emotions; the main plot has some original plots, so that readers will not feel boring, and the confrontation between the protagonist and [Destiny Weaver] is also very carefully crafted; there is nothing wrong with this book, it is neither sweet nor greasy, nor sharp nor poisonous. I hope the author can keep writing [Blow kiss]

It's pretty good, very interesting, the plot is not cliche, and it's very interesting to watch.

There are a lot of laughs, the main character is hilarious and has a big heart. Damn it, are the changes so big? The missions of Leize Legend are incredible and hard to beat. But I have to say, the author, writing this kind of protagonist fighting against the mastermind behind the scenes can easily fall apart, and it will either end badly or end in an anticlimax. This means you should work harder. Hmm, I don't know why, but I couldn't stand it at chapter 80 and lost interest. It's a bit watery and not that attractive. Why is my poor Amber so miserable? Well, if you keep up the good work, I'll come back and take a look again in a while. Oh, yes, do you want this to be a heartwarming travel story or a dark conspiracy theory? What is the tone of this book? Very important.

I quite like it, especially the group portrait of beating a lady. Although some parts are not very good, overall it is a work worth watching for myself. The protagonist is positioned as a think tank and has very weak combat power. Not very professional advice Every time I see the protagonist unable to predict unexpected events, I feel very embarrassed, as if I have once again inserted a "liar" pawn into the protagonist, especially when faced with the pull of the plot. I wonder if we can really give the protagonist a small prophecy ability, such as a rewind after death every day - if it feels like the focus has shifted, it can be changed to a one-time rewind of the mission reward () or, in other words, give the protagonist some ability to specialize in "Destiny Weaver"... Also, there is no way your book cover and title will become popular... There are quite a lot of memes. The overall impression is not bad, it should not be more than six o'clock. It's not recommended for those who haven't played Beng Tie, but it's a haha.

It should be said that it is one of the most artistic books I have ever read among Genshin Impact fans. The contrast between the personal insignificance of the protagonist and the grandeur of his destiny is sharp, which further highlights the value and greatness of his spirit.

It is a good book without any CP, it has the original plot, and the image of each character is exactly the same. The disadvantage is that the update is a bit slow. It is recommended to pay attention to the author and add it to your bookshelf.

It's interesting. This is the first time I've seen the final boss of a Genshin Impact fanfic not be the Abyss of Heaven or something, but the mastermind. At the same time, the character of the protagonist is also quite likable, the kind who will stand up for his companions and even give his life.