Traveling across Teyvat, something strange happens, and we are forced to participate in a death game in which our lives are exchanged for information.
Some people draw "Extreme Speed", others awaken "Elemental Resonance", and I only have the most useless F-level talent - [Omniscient Peeping].
While others were using force to fight against the instant-death rule, I was mentally exhausted from spying on junk information like "It didn't eat this morning."
Everyone regarded me as a burden, until that night, an indescribable high-level strangeness came, and the gods were helpless.
In absolute despair, I stood up and read out the only three pieces of meaningful information that I spent all my energy to spy on:
"First, the core of its rules is 'faith'."
"Second, it fails to understand the 'paradox'."
"Third... Weird Original God, activate."
Reader comments
My evaluation of this book is that it is a bit mediocre - a little clueless - gosh, the protagonist is so smart! It is recommended that readers who like Genshin Impact, Rules Monster Tales and Wisdom Battles follow the update (I finally saw that there is no live broadcast of a Rules Monster Tales!). After reading the two battles of wits between Ice Abyss Mage-A and the protagonist, you will come back and like it. (I just came here to comment after reading this paragraph. Highly recommended.) In addition, I want to let everyone know in advance. When it comes to the battle of wits, the author likes to dig holes in front and fill them in later, and the way he fills them in is very unexpected!
My evaluation of this book is that it is a bit mediocre - a little clueless - gosh, the protagonist is so smart! It is recommended that readers who like Genshin Impact, Rules Monster Tales and Wisdom Battles follow the update (I finally saw that there is no live broadcast of a Rules Monster Tales!). After reading the two battles of wits between Ice Abyss Mage-A and the protagonist, you will come back and like it. (I just came here to comment after reading this paragraph. Highly recommended.) In addition, I want to let everyone know in advance. When it comes to the battle of wits, the author likes to dig holes in front and fill them in later, and the way he fills them in is very unexpected!