Travel through time, bring complete plot memories and modern science and engineering knowledge, and wake up on the beach before the main plot begins. This time, I have seven God's Eyes - seven elements in one.
What do the seven elements mean? It means that I can use physics to redefine elemental reactions, use chemistry to analyze Teyvat's laws, and use engineering to change established tragedies.
I know Zheping will die before the imperial duel.
I know that General Thunder will hunt for hundreds of years.
I know that the lady will die in the rice wife, the skirmisher will become a god, and Nasida will be imprisoned for five hundred years.
This time, I not only want to save them - I want to recalculate the laws of Teyvat.
Reader comments
It feels very bland, and sometimes it may feel a little boring, but it is an inexplicable and beautiful feeling, like a cloud passing by, nothing and everything. It feels like everyone is the protagonist, representing everyone, like an aggregation of all the regrets and obsessions. I like this style very much, and it has a strong sense of inclusion.
The whole text is full of descriptions, which makes me feel down-to-earth and yet involved in everything. Solved all regrets. The protagonist has a feeling of being scornful of all living beings, like an emotionless settler. Overall it looks pretty good.
It's all AI, damn it, but for the sake of the author's appearance, I'll give it five stars.
All regrets have been resolved, there are no regrets.
I haven't finished the Fontaine chapter yet, so I don't know if I can fill it in. The previous part is very beautiful.
It feels very bland, and sometimes it may feel a little boring, but it is an inexplicable and beautiful feeling, like a cloud passing by, nothing and everything. It feels like everyone is the protagonist, representing everyone, like an aggregation of all the regrets and obsessions. I like this style very much, and it has a strong sense of inclusion.
The whole text is full of descriptions, which makes me feel down-to-earth and yet involved in everything. Solved all regrets. The protagonist has a feeling of being scornful of all living beings, like an emotionless settler. Overall it looks pretty good.
It's all AI, damn it, but for the sake of the author's appearance, I'll give it five stars.
All regrets have been resolved, there are no regrets.
I haven't finished the Fontaine chapter yet, so I don't know if I can fill it in. The previous part is very beautiful.