On the first day of crossing Teyvat, Lu Qi was almost beaten two miles away by a wild boar.
Good news: The "Picture Book System" has been activated, and you can draw abilities by collecting ten kinds of materials;
Bad news: The Aeolian Statue does not provide elemental power, and the teleportation anchor point disappears out of thin air.
The primary goal now is not to save the world, but to gather the materials and stay alive to avoid being injured by the wild boar again.
Reader comments
It looks good, and Golden Finger is quite novel. There are a few points that I think can be improved: 1. The protagonist keeps doing weird things too often, especially with the main characters. You can be a little more steady. The protagonist should have his own ideas and not be led by the character all the time. Daily activities can be fun and adjust the atmosphere, but when doing tasks, I still think it is better to be more serious and steady. Especially when I confront Kaiya, he is very cool and refreshing, and even expresses what I have always felt (the first time I met Kaiya did make me uncomfortable). Don't laugh all the time, and laugh at everything. 2. There are too many Genshin Impact memes and they are too dense, especially with Paimon, as if they are posting posts with Genshin Impact memes. 3. The sword-controlling skills are so cool, but they are not reflected at all.
It looks very dry, and one is chirping. Come on, author!
It's more casual, and the bond with the protagonist is not very deep, and it's not like walking around with a dog like a female traveler.
I feel that the writing is quite good, but I am afraid that by the time someone reads this book, the author will not know how long ago he has been gone.
It's pretty good, but there are too few chapters.
I'm not good at words, but overall I feel like this book is quite good, and I hope I can stick with it. However, there is one thing. What is the motivation of the protagonist in the story? Is it simply the pursuit of power?
It's pretty good. I'm curious if there's a female lead?
It looks good. If you can watch it, I recommend watching it.
It looks good, and Golden Finger is quite novel. There are a few points that I think can be improved: 1. The protagonist keeps doing weird things too often, especially with the main characters. You can be a little more steady. The protagonist should have his own ideas and not be led by the character all the time. Daily activities can be fun and adjust the atmosphere, but when doing tasks, I still think it is better to be more serious and steady. Especially when I confront Kaiya, he is very cool and refreshing, and even expresses what I have always felt (the first time I met Kaiya did make me uncomfortable). Don't laugh all the time, and laugh at everything. 2. There are too many Genshin Impact memes and they are too dense, especially with Paimon, as if they are posting posts with Genshin Impact memes. 3. The sword-controlling skills are so cool, but they are not reflected at all. It looks very dry, and one is chirping. Come on, author!
It's more casual, and the bond with the protagonist is not very deep, and it's not like walking around with a dog like a female traveler.
I feel that the writing is quite good, but I am afraid that by the time someone reads this book, the author will not know how long ago he has been gone.
It's pretty good, but there are too few chapters.
I'm not good at words, but overall I feel like this book is quite good, and I hope I can stick with it. However, there is one thing. What is the motivation of the protagonist in the story? Is it simply the pursuit of power?
It's pretty good. I'm curious if there's a female lead?
It looks good. If you can watch it, I recommend watching it.
Too little but not bad
Yes, but a chapter was updated on the 10th