Yinsikate never imagined that just after transmigrating into the Thunder Dragon King, he would have to take a direct hit from the Thunder God’s blade.
He fled to Fontaine, hoping to live a quiet life, but ended up forced into the role of “Grand Counselor.”
Looking at Furina, who could only sing opera, and Neuvillette, who didn’t understand people’s hearts, he sighed.
Furina, I left Ten Years of Practice Exams, a Hundred Years to Godhood in your office. Remember to do it. Oh, and Neuvillette, I drank that bottle of dew you collected before the first rays of sunlight appeared each morning. It was pretty average.
What? The nobles are planning a rebellion? These aren’t ordinary nobles anymore. Fontaine airship forces, sortie!
Years later, the Tsaritsa of Snezhnaya gazed at Fontaine’s fleet of airships and its new god, worshipped by the entire nation, and fell into deep thought.
Meanwhile, Yinsikate studied a map of the starry sea, contemplating the next National Science and Technology Revolution Plan.
[No angst, happy ending, focused on career]
Ms. Funina is unparalleled! Ms. Funina is exceptionally intelligent! Ms. Funina is breathtakingly beautiful!
It's well-written, but there's a small bug. The visitor should have been invited by Fukaros, and then Funina should have known. Because the dialogue in the legendary quest didn't sound like Funina's; the Water Dragon commented that Funina was too impulsive since their first meeting.
So far, the reading experience is excellent. It feels like a fictional world written with historical materialism, as if Fontaine were a real country. The author genuinely considers how to govern it; the protagonist's initiative is off the charts, he has no system, and he's truly intelligent.
It's worth watching, but don't overshadow the protagonist. After all, he's a Thunder Dragon King. This is a fantasy world, so collectivism is fine, but the individual powerhouses are the ones who truly lead.
Go all out on your career! [Heavy blow][Heavy blow]
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
The reform details are comprehensive and highly practical for Teyvat. It avoids forced imitation and demonstrates a deep love for Genshin Impact. Among the Genshin Impact fan works I've read, it's a masterpiece.
I can only say that I finished reading those 30-odd chapters in no time 😂
I'm a fan of the author; this book is really good.
That was quite insightful; both the newspaper articles and political statements were well-written. It's just a pity there was no follow-up.