Kiyotaka Ayanokoji's Transmigration Journey Through Teyvat

Let's see how awesome and abstract the original text is [smile] [As a person from the 21st century in the original world, Ayanokouji has a lot of knowledge about fireworks of that era in his mind. Even if you give him enough raw materials, he can even make a nuclear bomb. ]

I have to say. The opening is very interesting [laughing and crying], especially the part about asking Grandma Ping to propose [laughing]

I really like this way of explaining the events. It's good to omit some boring processes. The subject matter is also novel enough. I have always felt that the Doctor and Brother Lu are quite similar. I look forward to the follow-up [I understand]

I can read it, but I don't like it. Well, after I added it to the bookshelf, I probably waited for half a year, and then jumped to read it. I just didn't like the protagonist, it was too beastly. Maybe I am still normal and can't accept the protagonist. Alas, the author also has to eat, so it doesn't matter if he stops writing. Alas, if I slowly regain my feelings later, I may still read it.

The content is indeed interesting, both funny and relatively daily-friendly. However, some of the settings for the protagonist should be private. The problem is not big. For now, you can continue to appreciate it.

It's quite fun [laughs], there are various proposals, and Ayanokouji Kiyotaka has the same character as the original novel, which is sullen and coquettish. This is a very good book

Very good, the plot is very smooth. The extended plot is also very connected.

The Succubus Crosses Teyvat

[Thinking] Not bad

Well written.