Genshin Impact: Countless Reincarnations Just for Salvation

Not bad, a non-traditional story about reincarnation. This book focuses on the wonders of the first round of salvation, as well as the changes and changes encountered when the second round of reincarnation begins. What has changed is the original plot, but what remains unchanged are the people. The first volume is about salvation related to gods, and the second volume is about saving characters in seven different and changed timelines. It breaks through the original tragedy of the character and makes the story more complicated and confusing. The subject matter is novel, you can give it a try. (One more thing, the bride price has been prepared for January 14th, I will forcefully marry Columbia!)

I wanted to give it three stars, but after thinking about it, I decided to give it four stars to encourage it. I've watched almost half of it, let me tell you my feelings, I think I've seen the fourth life. The standard reincarnation story of Genshin Impact, but the rhythm is too tight and a lot of things are missing. The reincarnation of each life is too fast and short, and the character description is not enough space. Let's take the first life as an example. Zhongli's sexual transformation is not worth commenting on. In the first life, it seems that there are two female protagonists, one is Zhong Li and the other is Gui Shu. Their feelings for the protagonist are quite sudden, as if they fell in love for no reason. And then because the plot is too tight, the first life ends soon. The protagonist sacrifices himself to save Gui Shu Liuyun, and dies with the demon. Everything progresses too fast, and there is no empathy. I recommend the author to read the Genshin Impact fanfic of Ninth Life Reincarnation (if I remember correctly, this is the name). I think the most important thing about this kind of reincarnation system novel is the emotional foreshadowing. Generally speaking, people who read this kind of novel like to read Knife and Shura Field. If you don't do a good job of emotional foreshadowing, Knife and Shura Field will be boring to watch. It is also recommended to control the number of female protagonists carefully, as too many heroines will easily collapse. I hope this book can get better and better as it gets written. Now there aren't many Genshin Impact fans who can keep it updated [face covering]

Highly recommended. Although I don't know what it's like to read it in one go, but it feels good to read the rest. The author also read the comments and said something off-topic. Wow, the author is here almost all the time at night |･ω･｀)

Although it's a little bit addictive, it's still pretty good. I hope the next book will be better and not just a simulation, but a real-life Teyvat.

The writing is okay, unlike the previous traditional reincarnation novels that were more depressing and had knives. The time of each reincarnation in this book is too short. There are only a few pictures before the next one. It gives people a feeling that it is over just after it has started to pick up. It is a bit like a running account, and the time span is very large. In a word, thousands of years have passed. However, this is also the advantage of this book. The writing is not procrastinating, and there is not so much nonsense. It does not seem to be about salvation, but about daily life. It can be read as a whole. It is different from other reincarnation stories and has a bit of novelty.

A Morax, → the Emperor of Hell [laughing evilly] A Navilette, → Navilette [laughing evilly]

There is a lack of continuity between reincarnations, it seems like stories are connected one after another, and there is no result after the simulation. I hope it can be written out later [Thinking] I suggest that after writing the four reincarnations, the stories can be connected.

Watching this fifth life reminds me of Xiaobai Let this anger, which has burned for thirty million epochs, burn all things and this body!

Personally I think it's very interesting and I hope the author can continue writing.

It's so beautiful, the author responds to every request [blowing kiss], highly recommended [like]

How many lives are there? It doesn't feel right to watch reincarnation all the time. I want to watch rivers of blood [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly] [laughing evilly]

For me, it's enough to watch the first life

I just finished watching the last one, it was pretty good

Very interesting, highly recommended, but I don't know if there will be a story about meeting the emperor after the reincarnation is over.

Let's just say it's fast-paced, but I think it's pretty good.

It's worth reading, but the chapters for each life are a bit short. [Smile][Ask for more updates][Ask for more updates]

It's very well written, one of the best reincarnation novels I've ever read.

Gua! This book contains both research on Teyvat and the author's own understanding. It is a good novel. (I am a farmer and this is beet)

It's good-looking. It's faster-paced than others of the same genre, but not too fast. Every story is written with intention.

It's a good book, and the writing is not bad.

The author Dashan also gave five stars.

It's really good, really, not like tradition, but innovative

This novel is really beautiful! The plot has ups and downs and the characters are full of characters. Once you pick it up, you won't be able to put it down. I highly recommend everyone to take a look!

I feel good. Every time I write it clearly, it's not perfunctory or hasty ending.

Very good, very beautiful.

It looks good, but I don't know how to write it later.

I always feel like it will be over without 400 pictures [Thinking]

Save some more. I finished watching the first life and it felt a bit bland.

Not bad, nothing bad, just too short

Dingbang's simulation writing is okay and there is room for improvement.