[Genshin Impact] The Immortal You Were Picked Up by Scaramouche

This chapter was unexpectedly disappointing for Sanbing. Sanbao, because he broke up with his wife, was so angry that he broke down and cried and fussed. He was so pitiful...

Hei San is my Bai Yueguang. I used to be steadfast, but when I saw Bai San appear for the first time in the dream in Chapter 56, I was so cute by the author's Bai San. I crawled on the wall for a minute. What kind of angel is Bai San? The author described him too cutely. I was excited (screaming) (distorted) (dark crawling) (crawling) (wriggling) (creeping darkly) (rolling) (rolling on the ground) (crawling violently) (twisting) (convulsing) (snarling) (creeping) (eerie growl) (crawling) (twisting) (creeping) (twisting walking) (dark twisting) (crazy rolling) (roaring) (dark running) (walking upside down) (climbing a tree) (climbing a tree crazily) (climbing a tree crazily) But this also reflects the birth of Dotore. You can kill such an innocent kid like me, Bai San, so he was born... Now that Wanderer and Wei are together, let me take Bai San away and give him good protection and care V?ω? V

Thinking of Wei's previous dream, it was possible that Wei and Bai San from another parallel world would be bound by contact. Guess whether there will be an ntr plot later: Stranger: Your wife, fine, now, mine. Skirmisher: Let me show you my green self. But it feels like Yui and Manyo, Ying, and Qingqi have all formed a bond. The skirmishers lost their wives before. Hey, I feel like it won't be easy to get her back later. Think about it from a different perspective, Man'ye

I want to see a skirmisher being raped by my past self ntr

Bai Sanga and Wanderer, just two of them, nothing to talk about

When will the skirmishers and Yui meet?

Press claw Fontaine is still interesting underwater. I watched the action like Asan diving all night, and I was dizzy from the 3D (face covering)

It's really great, Ah San, ah, ah, woo, you should love yourself, there are also many people who love you.

Ahhhhhhhhhhh Bai San is totally my cup of tea, I don't want to make him sad.

It's very strange. It's obvious that most of the time the heroine is self-motivated by giving unilaterally. It's been something I've been hiding all along (and there's also the painting that secretly depicts the male protagonist). Although the male protagonist also concealed that the other party was conducting experiments, it was his own business and did not affect others. He was the female protagonist, but he was secretly investigating the male protagonist's privacy. After the male protagonist discovers her dedication to a certain extent, the male protagonist chooses to break up, but the female protagonist still plans to step back without hesitation (and the ubiquitous self-motivated kindness that helps the protagonist defeat the villain.). Even if I can't do it in the end, the psychological description is still weird. Being a villain always makes me feel uncomfortable. It seems that derivative romances always have some inexplicable and incomprehensible crematorium. Then interact with the protagonist during the crematorium. Then he was attracted by the protagonist's favor. Although the female protagonist is not bad-hearted in the first place, she just ties people to the male protagonist. There is one thing that is a bit strange about him, and that is the natural weakness of the male protagonist. It's always weird when I watch this relationship again. It feels like they are evenly matched, but when you think about it, the male protagonist is really miserable. He was deceived at first and ostracized later on. Compared to the female protagonist who was accepted wherever she went, the male protagonist seemed to have always been the only one who cared about her. No matter what the psychological needs are, only one person can provide them. Comparatively speaking, the fanatical emotion in the writing is a little deeper than that of the female protagonist and the male protagonist. And it seems to me that it is a bit forced, even if the heroine has been resisting and pushing away, saying, "Do you really not regret it?" So my feeling is a bit biased towards the heroine's self-description, which may be limited by personal pronouns. I didn't feel anything at first, but overall the relationship seems really strange. The male protagonist has also been passive in dealing with the development of the relationship. The only few times he did it were not contradictory from his own perspective, but from a third-person perspective, he felt very forced. Probably just like the heroine, it's very stressful. Although the author said that both of them are not human beings, from a human perspective, it feels like a scumbag is being flattered and used as a licking dog (although not entirely, at least not from her subjective perspective). Even though the author writes a lot of interactions (referring to mutual emotional responses), as the male protagonist wrote in his confession, the two of them really feel like a high-ranking person looking down on them. I didn't feel much change until the end. On the contrary, the male protagonist changed himself. The content is very similar to the previously popular time travel stories. The difference is that the male protagonist's information gap and power gap are much greater than other time-travel novels. Many important things about the male protagonist are known but not said. The male protagonist also keeps concealing personal matters. Lead to the breakdown of relationships. So does the feeling of compounding. Because I think the instability of this relationship is caused by both parties. But no matter from the outside world or the heroine herself, it seems that she has been asking the hero to apologize. Even if a lot of efforts come from wishful thinking, the heroine has indeed always been in a state of psychological imbalance (abandoning the self-motivating doting, the material given by the heroine seems to be a big loss for the heroine when breaking up. But when the heroine exposes her weaknesses and self-disgusts, the emotional value provided by the hero is also there. But the heroine has always been focused on The male protagonist's outlook on life is not a big problem (in the eyes of the villain chef), and the male protagonist still has a lot of unfinished psychological adjustment. It probably means that both of them are sick. But I am not satisfied with the fact that everyone likes the female protagonist, and I feel sorry for him. The male protagonist is disgusting, and as a non-traditional reflective male protagonist, the situation in it is very miserable). Just look at the mental process of growing up. The heroine got rid of the blindly self-motivated love affair and gained friendship. The male protagonist seems to have grown up too. Although it seems to me that it is a bit counterproductive. From what I learned about the original plot, it seemed like I was using what I should have received to equal what the heroine got. What's more, in the original plot, travelers seem to help him grow. But in this article, I have always relied on my preferred male protagonist, and I have only grown in this aspect. The rest of the interpersonal interactions remained unchanged. All in all, I was full of doubts and confusion after watching it all the way? Maybe it's because I don't know enough about the world view of Genshin Impact. Although I have read a few fan fiction books...