Genshin Impact: the Lies at the Beginning Come True and You Get the Eye of God

This article has been updated to this day and I can still read it. There is nothing wrong with it. It's just that the author didn't put a label in the introduction that the protagonist interacts more with the original male character. Personally, I think I can criticize the CP of the protagonist and Mandrill. They have the best sense of CP. And then the ratings are full of desperate straight men. I laughed to death [crying with laughter] [crying with laughter] [crying with laughter]

You can tell who the author likes the most. The comment section is full of desperate straight men. It's really fun (*°ω°*)

The writing is good, there are no surprises, and the rhythm of the plot is very comfortable. The main character just likes to play with little boys [face covering], but it's okay.

It's very interesting, but the author should probably put the book on a female channel, where a bunch of straight men are tricked into killing him [face covering]

Really, the protagonist gave it to me. I want to have close contact with the young man everywhere. Like Jack

It's a pretty good setting, but it's a pity that it's from Chengdu. [Smile] I hope I encounter a good book again. Goodbye [laughs]

Not bad, not bad. The novel is very good. I have been short of books for a long time and finally found a good one. [Shy] Although other comments said they were for me, but I didn't see it. It felt like they were all about daily interactions and making up for regrets [Thinking] Maybe it's because I have a heavy filter on little boys [ Blowing a kiss] But it's much better than the Genshin Impact fanfics that are all about female characters, and I can't read them at all [crying] I haven't seen the trend of giving stories. I feel like a funny good guy makes up for some of the regrets in Genshin Impact. The number of words is too small now, and the author is posting more [Sending Hearts]

I feel like the protagonist gave it to me

It's really good😁Except for the desperate straight men in the comment section who suggested that the author tag the author. If it weren't for someone like me, I wouldn't have been able to find such a fragrant meal if I clicked in and it also attracted a large number of desperate straight men.

The plot is quite good, and the descriptions are also very good, but it's too gay and slimy. I can't stand it [laughing and crying].

The author tricked a group of straight men into killing them [face covering]

The book is good... The main character loves to play with little boys

This made me laugh so hard, the comments were taken over by desperate straight men

You must update it, even if you use AI, please, please. Another note: It is best to mark the factors that emphasize little boys, otherwise it will easily ruin the popularity of passers-by and it will be difficult to accurately find the target group.

To be honest, it's been a long time since I encountered a Genshin Impact fanfic that I could really immerse myself in and not want to skip reading. Many works on the market always mechanically reproduce the main plot, or let the protagonist forcibly intervene in key plots in an attempt to "change" something, but the results are often blunt and boring. Although this book also involves the plot of the original work, its intervention method is very special - more like a bystander and companion like Paimon, quietly following the footsteps of travelers and witnessing events as they occur, without deliberately changing the direction. This kind of treatment allows the plot to advance naturally and smoothly, without being inconsistent or overwhelming, making it very comfortable to read. It focuses on daily life, but is not loose - the plot is coherent and full of tension, and it is heartwarming but not lacking in twists and turns; the emotional lines between the characters are delicate and restrained, with just the right amount of proportion, neither abrupt nor dull. After reading the whole article, I feel both the warmth of life and the sweetness of the story. In short, this is a work that people are willing to read slowly and sincerely look forward to the follow-up.

It looks good, but why does the protagonist seem to be developing in a Chengdu direction?

It's really well written. I just hope it won't be given like this.

It can be anything about the plot, but the protagonist is really angry [cover face] [cover face] [cover face]

The author is a kitten, the author is a kitten, the author is a kitten, the author is a kitten, the author is a kitten, the author is a kitten, the author is a kitten, the author is a kitten, the author is a kitten, the author is a kitten, the author is a kitten

It's a good book. It has good settings and fighting aspects. It's a pity that it's in Chengdu [crying] [crying]

The writing is still very good, but after reading it for so long, I feel like the protagonist gave me [thoughts]

The most interesting thing about this book is not the book itself, but watching the desperate straight men crying in the comment area. It is really fun. Of course, the book itself is also very beautiful. And the male protagonist is also a kind of growth-oriented, and he gets along well with various characters, but he is not very ambiguous or embarrassing. It just comes naturally and can be like friends. Although it feels like it, it is still within the scope of friends. After all, as players, we know the story between them, and then naturally when we see them in reality, we will definitely feel a little distressed and have different feelings. It is also normal and normal.

It feels okay, but I'm not very accepting of men posting [face covering]

The most desperate thing: "!! Give it!!"

The protagonist is Father Freecon

It's okay, nothing particularly shocking, it's just a bit shocking to me. Let's just say that even if the protagonist doesn't have a female protagonist, don't make it look like there is a male protagonist.

Thoughts after viewing: The protagonist is a loli! The protagonist is a loli! The protagonist is a loli! [Adoration][Adoration][Admiration]

It's really well written, but it makes me so angry that I really can't stand it.

BYD Nantongwen

It's really daily life. I post a lot with Shota now. If you don't dislike this aspect, it's pretty good-looking. It's probably hard to bear if you have this weird point. I can do anything, so I still think it's good.