A bit of everything
1. Inspired by the cover.
2. The protagonist isn't Phoebe herself, but an unknown adult wearing Phoebe's skin.
3. Somewhat researched. Well... using certain parts of the original story in a novel creates some pretty serious logical contradictions.
4. Follows the main storyline.
5. No System. The golden finger is fully explained from the start.
6. Leans toward everyday life. I can't write fighting scenes anyway.
7. Since some games are ridiculously overpowered, and because the author hasn't played much, this book focuses on Phoebe and Genshin Impact, with Endfield's industrial system as a secondary focus. It also mixes in a few little things from Wuthering Waves and Arknights.
Just treat the Arknights stuff as belonging to the same system as Endfield.
I haven't figured out how to incorporate Star Rail yet, since its basic setting is a bit too overpowered.
In fact, the Dark Destiny is the dark side of Phoebe's big pig's foot. The Abyss was also ordered by Lord Phoebe to invade Teyvat. The power of the Abyss shared by the Five Sinners back then was just a set of rubbish in Lord Phoebe's numerous voice suits. The Hidden Sea Order is light and bright, without dark secrets 😄
Very good. There is no plot that targets and disgusts the protagonist. The protagonist himself has certain strength and cooperates with turret support, and does not go to the front line to avoid the appearance of being stepped on. When outsiders ask questions, transfer the problem to others to avoid getting into dilemmas and being fooled. It avoids uncomfortable points. Relying on the strong logistics of the terminal, directly create a large amount of soil and hedge against abyss problems. Looking forward to the diagenetic abyss and Inazuma leyline, when it is a grand rift, directly fill it.
Thoughts after viewing: Phoebe Chewbee
Okay, Phoebe is pretty cute.
I want to ask if there is a heroine? I hope there is no heroine
Come on, the author will continue to update.
Good looking, love to see more
It would be interesting to bring integrated industry to Teyvat.
It looks good, I love reading it, please support the author.