Chu Ming, a seventeen-year-old high school student, is in class when a huge storm vortex suddenly appears in the sky above the city, directly over his school. Sitting by the window, he has no time to react before he is swept out of it, vanishing into the distance.
In the hazy, chaotic darkness, a streak of light seems to flash before his eyes. Chu Ming reaches out instinctively to touch it, but a cultivation manual called the [Primordial Scripture] suddenly appears in his mind. Then he loses consciousness.
He is ultimately reborn in Teyvat and discovers that he has arrived in the world of Genshin Impact. The white light, meanwhile, randomly brings him all kinds of abilities and items from the Myriad Worlds, sometimes even portals leading to other worlds.
What will Chu Ming do with this power? And can he change the many regrets across all these worlds?
(The protagonist has sound values: he’s neither a bleeding heart nor evil. The random white light from the Myriad Worlds isn’t foreshadowing anything; it’s simply a golden finger. The story mainly focuses on traveling through various worlds, such as Honkai: Star Rail, Zenless Zone Zero, Naruto, Ultraman, and Armor Hero.)
Above the normal level. The golden finger is simple. The plot is normal. There are some small flaws that I don't like. Where is the Walnut armor upgrade? The emotional description of the protagonist is a bit dull. The emotions come and go too quickly. I added a question about whether Zhongli Hutao's sacrifice is within his acceptance range. This kind of situation. The protagonist's emotions are too fast and his rationality is too fast. It seems a little dull. The subsequent plot arrangement is quite interesting. The handling method is also very decisive and does not fall into the theoretical vortex of analytical ability. Four and a half stars up. (Personally, I have a relatively broad evaluation of normal articles) Give five stars to support the author
Two authors a day are too lazy
Very good, the author has a good grasp of the characters
Above the normal level. The golden finger is simple. The plot is normal. There are some small flaws that I don't like. Where is the Walnut armor upgrade? The emotional description of the protagonist is a bit dull. The emotions come and go too quickly. I added a question about whether Zhongli Hutao's sacrifice is within his acceptance range. This kind of situation. The protagonist's emotions are too fast and his rationality is too fast. It seems a little dull. The subsequent plot arrangement is quite interesting. The handling method is also very decisive and does not fall into the theoretical vortex of analytical ability. Four and a half stars up. (Personally, I have a relatively broad evaluation of normal articles) Give five stars to support the author
Two authors a day are too lazy
Very good, the author has a good grasp of the characters
It's okay, come on, author!
Personally I think it looks good