As a newly appointed Thirteenth Harbinger of the Fatui, Lin Bei thinks he must have picked up the wrong script.
The other Harbingers either control a nation's economy or can take on a god with their bare bodies.
As for him, his codename is [Courier], and his mission is to deliver a mysterious cargo.
As someone who transmigrated, he remembers clearly: the cargo's previous handler was the Fair Lady.
There is enough of Rosalyne's ashes now to circle Mondstadt three times.
Deliver it, and he has to face Celestia, the gods, and the Traveler, who looks like they would slash at anyone on sight.
Don't deliver it, and the Tsaritsa will show him what a "one-star review" feels like.
So he chooses the way of life that makes all seven nations quake in fear: the bird that heralds death.
But there's one problem: the destination for his first delivery is Celestia.
The subject matter is novel. The writing is good, like an undercurrent of a stream. The protagonist's outlook on life is very upright, and the portrayal of the supporting characters is also relatively three-dimensional. The doctor is so talented that he actually knows the identity of the protagonist as a time traveler. I personally feel that: first, the plot pace can be sped up a little - it took me thirty-one chapters to get to the plot of sending a letter to Sky Island in the introduction. When reading the introduction, people may think it is a fast-paced and exciting story. Second, the description is simple but a bit dry. The sentence pattern "It's not... It's..." Appears too many times in the article, which somewhat affects the perception, but it is harmless. Of course I don't write novels, so don't criticize me if you don't like it.
Me (chasing from Chapter 29 to now [July 4]) I think the advantages are: 1. The protagonist is not invincible from the beginning. He has a growth process and has always maintained his bad-mouthed character. He is not the kind of mindless and yin-yang weird character. 2. Everyone around the protagonist can play to their own strengths. When encountering an emergency, there are no clichéd sensational scenes. They all have their own stories, and they do not just follow the protagonist without any reason. 3. There is no drag on the original character. As the youngest executive, the young master's behavior is not as good as others, but he is not stupid. In many stories, Dada Duck is just a brainless martial artist who talks about "fighting". The doctor and the rich man are not reduced to intelligence as the villains. 4. Destiny Mail Packet is not a complete cheat, it can be tampered with information or affected by external forces, which to a large extent allows the protagonist to have room to grow on his own. Disadvantages: The author may not have played Genshin Impact in depth (personal opinion), and some descriptions are wrong. 1. The young master actually lives in a big villa (Genshin released a video of a dinner party held at Dada Duck's house). He actually has many brothers and sisters (including older brothers and sisters). In the author's description, he lives in an ordinary hut and only his younger sister Tonya and younger brother Tok appear. 2. The rich man and the doctor have known each other for more than 400 years. In fact, they have a good relationship. The protagonist cannot separate with a recording (maybe the author doesn't pay much attention to Genshin Impact at this time and doesn't know the plot of Seven of the Moon), and the rich man has been the president of the bank for more than 400 years (maybe the author hand-wrote four "ten") 3. In Chapter 111, the protagonist's name is all wrong... One point I personally think can be added: Each executive officer has a name given by the Queen. The main character is the Thirteenth Seat who has not yet been promoted to a regular position. I hope the author can add it later (look forward to it) [Blow kiss]
It's very nice, but why do the names of several NPCs in the book not match up? Wasn't Semyon rescued by the protagonist in that camp for the first time? He appeared later to hinder the protagonist (it feels like he has the same name). Did the assistant Tonya later become Katya? And Anton's daughter was not named Natasha. Why did she become Anna? It's always weird to have NPCs with names in the book.
I feel a little frustrated, and I expect the protagonist to directly shout the name of King Dharma at the solstice. Also recite the past events of the sun and moon.
I have played the Genshin Impact game, but I have not read the plot. However, I think the plot is good. After watching it, I feel that it has all the character orientation that a couple should have. I recommend reading it. 😁😏
The plot is quite interesting, and the protagonist's words are also very funny, which can arouse the readers' emotions. It is a book worth reading. I look forward to [sending my heart] [sending my heart] [sending my heart]
Well, overall the plot is a bit fast, and the author writes it very concisely? It gave me the feeling that if I just skipped the plot points, I would listen to a lot less. After that, I suggest that if you read this book, it is better to read it in one go, otherwise the plot may not be connected.
It looks like it was written in AI
The plot is okay, the layout and sentence structure are very similar to the mystique of a novel about cultivating immortals. , It is recommended that you read the previous articles several times after writing.
The book is very interesting. I would like to ask a veteran player who quits the game. Is the virtue of Zhi Dong really worthy of the allegiance of fools? It feels like the Ice God does not treat his people as human beings at all.