
Genshin Impact: The Hour of Disqualification
原神:失格之时
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 137k Words
- Genre
- Unknown
- Subgenre
- Unknown
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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50Chapters
16Reads
1Listens
1.7kReads · all time
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The rhythm is well controlled, and each chapter has a famous scene of purifying monsters, which is very enjoyable online. However, the core conflict falls on the "cognitive fallacy". It is not simply about crushing combat power. The foreshadowing behind it makes people want to keep chasing it. It is worth watching.
The narration from different perspectives is well done. Sora and Ying's respective journeys are parallel, and they occasionally leave traces of each other but pass by each other. This sense of fate fills the air. Every time I see them almost intersecting and then missing, I can't help but want to scroll down. The sense of substitution is very strong.
There are no redundant emotional lines, and it focuses on the search for relatives and the foreshadowing of the world view. The background setting of the sleeping gods and the erosion of the abyss is well combined with the obsession of the protagonist. It reads very purely and is suitable for readers who like plots but don't like bloody plots.