[Genshin Impact + parallel continent + an entire nation transmigrates + ensemble cast] (Slow-paced)
A disclaimer: the author is not a Genshin Impact expert. I’ll do my best to respect the original setting overall, but some parts will include my own interpretations. Please enjoy the story at your own pace.
What kind of sparks will fly when the Federal University of Dongda, from Dongchuan on the planet Gram, transmigrates to Teyvat?
Beidou gazes at the aircraft carrier, as vast as an island, and sees her understanding of seafaring shattered.
The Kunpeng-20 circling the skies above Narukami Island leaves all of Inazuma stunned.
Venti, meanwhile, teams up with Varka to crash a Maotai banquet. Ehehe~
When the Traveler sets foot in Xia Hua Dongda, a place with just as ancient a history, how will the threads of fate change?
[A new author with a new book. Please be patient with me, and thank you for your understanding and support!]
It's a bit interesting. There's not much of a push-over situation, but the main plot begins next. It's quite interesting to think about it. Although it seems calm now, the next step is the Abyss Order's plan to corrode Tevalin, Osel's unblocked invasion, and the Abyss Order's machine. The Mechanical Osel Plan, Ruoduo Dragon King breaks free from the seal, the world tree is polluted by forbidden knowledge, there is no dead zone left, the abyss of Gul City that can erupt at any time, an Apep who will detonate the entire Sumeru once he dies suddenly, Fontaine's flood prophecy, the whale that swallows most of the primitive sea of wombs, Rene The Narcissus Cross Plan, Phoebus of Lemuria, the Fire Dragon King Gustot created in the Abyss of Nata, and the heavyweight Skyfire Plan to ignite the entire Teyvat into a phlogiston star. The sin of death that can destroy the world, Lelier, is resurrecting and is preparing to become the March Man. God's Dotore and Aksinia to the east have escaped from the Shadow Realm and are preparing for the worry-free garden plan covering the entire Teyvat... When I think that all of this will happen in the next few years, the entire country will be overthrown, or the entire planet will usher in destruction. No, I can't hold myself any longer. What kind of hell is this?
It's really good to read. The long-standing fantasy has come true in this book. Although it feels like modern civilization is dying when it comes to Teyvat and faces the abyss, it really feels like the seven kingdoms of Teyvat are in the same boat in the wind and rain.
To be honest, I think this is one of the better ones among similar genres. The logic of plot development and character interaction is quite reasonable, and the details are fully filled in, giving it a sense of reality and immersion. This type of subject matter is relatively difficult to write, and it involves too much knowledge. According to experience, it is normal for low-level errors to appear in the plot of this type of subject matter. So when I first watched it, my expectations were low. However, after watching it, I found that it exceeded my expectations. So far, there are only minor flaws, and I have not found any issues worth mentioning. I am still looking forward to the follow-up. I have also read some discussions on related topics. On the topic of technology, I actually don't quite understand the incredible performance of some of Teyvat's cutting-edge technology products, and then say that Teyvat technology is much stronger than earth civilization, and that the earth actually has no advantage. This is actually the relationship between strength in point and strength in surface. There are many incredible cutting-edge technologies in Teyvat, but the problem is that in modern Teyvat, many technologies are difficult to popularize because they involve and apply special materials or special power systems. Cutting-edge technologies are difficult to be backward compatible, and they rely too much on one or two "geniuses". The advantage of the civilization of Earth (Saji Planet) does not lie in the power of a single product or a cutting-edge creation, but in the solid foundation. Because the Earth does not have convenient resources such as extraordinary systems for skipping classes, there are no partial subjects or skipping classes on the technology tree. The advantage of this kind of technology tree is that it is very malleable and plasticizable, and its reverse engineering ability is also very impressive with the blessing of methodology. This system of the earth can bring out the most ordinary and common ordinary materials, and use it stably and efficiently through a complete industrial system. It can reduce costs, increase productivity, and popularize and apply its own scientific research successes in large quantities, thereby increasing the overall strength. Its power lies in the entire system and system. The potential and resilience of civilization in this state are considerable. This is the real advantage.
Today's technology cannot defeat the abyss! Not even as good as Tianli, Four Shadows, Rock, Wind, and Thunder God😓
Not bad. I really want to know how the author plans to involve Dongda in the plot. After all, it seems that modern technology cannot squeeze into the high-end game of Teyvat.
It is a very good book that does not deliberately brag about Dongda or Teyvat, and the data is very clear, but the data also leads to a problem, that is, the power of Dongda is not enough. According to this data, Zhongli can smash a land as big as Japan with a single hit of his rock gun, and the Shadow Blade can cut Japan in half. This makes it too easy to design a demon-level battle with Dongda. He was accidentally injured. Maybe the doctor is no longer in Sumeru and the god is in Dongda. After all, Dongda is too easy to bully compared to a country with gods. The next step is to quickly go to the moon or go to Nata, study the legacy technology of Kyria and then integrate Dongda technology to create his own demon-level combat power. This way, at least it will not be able to block the aftermath of a demon-level fight.
I quite like this kind of subject matter. So far, I have read this one for Genshin Impact. I am looking forward to how the author will write the plot next 😄 There are so many things to explore in the big world background of Genshin Impact. I feel that some of the writing on this subject is not good because it highlights the University of Tokyo too much and completely ignores some characteristics of other countries. Other countries are different. A kind of crushing, a feeling of contempt. This is what I feel when reading books on this subject. It is a major drawback shared by many books. As long as the author controls this, I think this subject matter can avoid a major drawback. Of course, this is just my personal opinion 😄 and Genshin Impact already has a relatively detailed country setting, so I feel that this situation is not easy to happen.
The subject matter is quite novel, a country-travel fic, but the writing style is a bit unflattering, and even deleting the prologue has no impact. Moreover, it is too difficult to read, as if the inexplicable writing format is deliberately used to reflect the authenticity. I feel like there should be a new book like this out in two weeks.
It's okay to play the Tooth Festival, it's an AI novel.
It's not the kind of mindless and cool novel. It considers all aspects. Personally, I feel it is more realistic. The main characters of Genshin Impact also appear in the plot. Even civilian life is described, which is very good.