[Genshin Impact] Unable to Become the Lord of Elden, I Switched Careers to Become a Teyvat Archon

The legendary positivity It's said to be be, but I feel it's more like an open Although the two sides do not know each other in the ending, we will never know what will happen in the future. Although the article ends here, the story of Ah Di is still going on. In the vast sea of ​​people, who says that Ah Di and his friends will never meet each other again? Although I was sad to read the last article, I still have hope. The ley lines of Teyvat have memories. Maybe those disappeared due to corrections

A good knife, a really good knife (with tears streaming down my face) This ending is quite open-ended. Although I prefer the happy ending of the main text, I also agree with the choice of A'mai in the if line. She had to personally end the lives of her close friends, relatives, and the people she loved most, which was a huge blow to her. She took all the blame for herself and sacrificed herself for everything she wanted to protect in the world of Teyvat, so that the suffering, struggle, and separation of the doomsday would end, and time would be reversed, in exchange for the safety and smoothness of her relatives and friends. Woo hoo hoo, I'm really heartbroken (Crying cat head), Tuitai, you really tried your best, and you've done well enough. At the same time, I would also like to thank my relatives and friends. Although double death is HE in a sense, in comparison, I still prefer the ending in which everyone survives. Living means infinite possibilities. I firmly believe that with Ah Diao's lively and out-of-the-box temperament, even when traveling My home is also a unique traveler in heaven and earth. I will definitely meet my friends and friends again during the journey, Mandrill, Ganyu, Liuyun, Yixiao, Ruotuo, Zhongli... We will definitely meet again and go on one after another wonderful adventures full of surprises and laughter. Finally, I would like to thank A Tian for bringing this interesting and beautiful story. The two games Elden's Ring and Genshin Impact seemed to be completely incompatible, but A Tian matched the two games to create a wonderful chemical reaction. It was very satisfying and enjoyable to watch. I have also collected the new pre-release and look forward to your next story.

Good night, our cute puppy. She will no longer have so much sadness and pain, and she will no longer have to leave her hometown and be homeless. Instead, she will be a happy, homely puppy with warm, soft fur that belongs to this world. That's enough. As for so many emotions, so many memories, and encounters, it seems that they are not necessarily necessary to exist. As long as the future is still there, hope and vitality are still there, they can always meet again. Thank you A Tian for bringing such a story! Hey, pay attention to your health and take a good rest and Happy New Year!

It's the first time in my life that I'm writing something that's probably a long review... I'm quite nervous (?) A very A-Tian-flavored extra ending... I have a little bit of this feeling from the previous article. When encountering a story of stepping into the fire with uncertainty about life and death, I will be more inclined to let the story end there, but in the end there will still be an ending where the hero is reborn and returns... What impressed me the most was the scene where Guiyi kills her and climbs up the tower. It's like watching a hearty martial arts movie. When she sees her falling into the sea with the flames at the end, it actually feels like she can finally rest. The description of the complete reform later is also very good... But I always feel that the fire of reunification has burned out on the tower, and all that is left is the body driven by obsession, so I don't have the same feeling about the subsequent part as before? Without further ado, let's get back to this article. A'Die has always been an image of great wisdom and foolishness (great foolishness and wisdom?), Running rampant like a lively puppy. In the text, even if he encounters difficulties, he carries his neighbor Happy Creation in his mouth and runs through the obstacles like an obstacle race. The majesty and desperate madness he occasionally shows are really well balanced. I really like this kind of person who usually seems unreliable. At one time, he showed his divinity of daring to be the first in the world... Just like what the Emperor commented in the forum extra chapter, "A hero's true nature is revealed only when the sea flows across the sea." I really like this comment. There is a whirlpool buried in the deep sea, ready to turn the tide when the sea water dries up (ah?) What will people in later generations say when they mention A'Dai, the accomplished god of change, Tanist? Praise her for her bravery in cutting through the sea with a single sword, her ever-changing posture, and her unstoppable martial arts... Boast that she is a scarlet hunting wind on the battlefield, carrying the ashes of the enemy across the battlefield, and then rushing to the next place with the ashes of more defeated soldiers (Ash of Ashes x). Or is it praising her compassion for resisting the madness and sacrificing flesh and blood, or her seemingly endless fantasies about change? Time is the most ruthless swordsman, and only the remaining memories can snatch a glimmer of hope. Even the descendants of believers only remember Taniste, the God of Change, who was recorded in black and white. She was just, friendly, compassionate and heroic. She was a rare true monarch who protected the country and the people with both civil and military skills. As for the passing birds that the elders mentioned, and the kind-hearted people who use candy to pretend to be blessed by gods, who are they? It's just spreading rumors. But there are still people who remember, and Adie's demonic and immortal friends will remember and always remember their furry friend Adie. After all, only in this way can they... "Protect forever." But A'Die was also protected in their memory. In fact, I thought that the dark side story was about the situation where Ah Tui did not meet the emperor after leaving the bullfrog's belly, and the two parted ways and finally faced each other with swords... I didn't expect that it would end with being forced by external forces to the point where there was no room for turning. The puppy who couldn't find a home shook his wet fur and threw himself into the tree without hesitation to gain his own eternal peace. Has she returned home? It's just that no one remembers the prank of splitting up all day long, the dim eyes of countless incarnations, and no one sings messy songs and tells their own hell jokes and laughs. A brand new local from Teyvat has made a grand appearance, carrying a travel bag and wandering around the mainland. Do you occasionally feel that someone looks familiar, or that you feel like you have been somewhere before? But it doesn't matter, I can finally enjoy a plain but peaceful life. You won't be killed and you don't need to kill anyone to continue struggling to survive. Can you live a beautiful life in your chosen home this time? Traveling across the land, drinking your favorite drinks, joking with new friends on the road, waving goodbye and running to the next destination, towards the peaceful end of life. Surround me again and say to me, forever and ever.

This is the first time I have read such a long novel in Jinjiang. After reading it, I was quite emotional. The image of the faded person has been deeply rooted in my heart. I will probably not be able to read CPs with emperors in the future. The overall novel is pretty good. Of course, it would have been better if there was no extra chapter at the end. (Damn it, who wants to see the dark side? I'm here to read the article, not to see the grave.)

Great, the puppy built his own home to protect everyone (I finally feel calm)

The ending of Forgotten Jianghu is really... So sad, because no one knows if there will be a follow-up. I comfort myself that maybe the two of them will meet again one day and fall in love. But in fact, I know in my heart that without the companionship of thousands of years ago, the possibility of these two people opening their hearts to each other is almost zero, but the open ending makes people inevitably hopeful...

The knife is delicious, thank you for the hospitality (some people seem to be calm on the surface, but in fact they have been gone for a while) It would be better to both die. Wuwuwu, once again, the past is really gone, and they are no longer the original Ah Diao and Zhongli. Wuwuwu, Hart is in pain (but still very satisfied with this book, thank the author for bringing Ah Diao's story to us, thank you)

I could have picked a chapter that I haven't reviewed yet and given it two points, but if I don't give a brick for being created, I also want new Huahua. No matter how I think about it, I can't accept it... Let's talk about the ending of if first. Since the ending of this extra chapter is quite positive, let's not mention the non-key points such as A Tui's failure to get acquainted with his friends, but let's mention two existences - the little grass god and the little doll. Without pollution and natural law, other so-called second-generation gods may still exist. Not to mention the Kingdom of Fire, not to mention the Ice God who may also be a second-generation god, not to mention Fukalos who is still a water elf, not to mention the Thunder Movie Rapture who has lost the identity of the second-generation Thunder God but his sister is still there, not to mention the first-generation Dragon Kings who fell a lot before the restart... As far as the little grass gods and little dolls are concerned, their creators no longer have an urgent need to 'create' them in the context of the restart. Even if the Kami want to retire in the future, without the laws of nature and pollution, the loving gods may be more inclined to a future ruled by humans than their similar successors. The Tree King will not be lonely when he has his little friend, and Aying has a sister. The first-generation Thor does not have to ask his sister who is not good at government affairs to come up with some puppets to take over. In other words, these two people will most likely never appear again... A flower has never had happiness since it bloomed, but that does not mean that as long as they never bloom, they will not have misfortune again. This is a fallacy. The ending of if is a kind of light and illusory happiness. It is a painting that is already flawed. Halfway through the painting, the artist was forced to apply a thick layer of foundation to decorate the painting. This is also an important reason for dissatisfaction (the if extravagance is too cruel is considered secondary). At the end of a long and happy article with a slightly subversive tone, a heart-wrenching extra is added as the end, and then the ending is already terrible, and at the end of the end there is a paragraph that is difficult to hide the awkwardness of Yun Danfengqing. Ah, I'm actually a little unhappy, but it's just a personal preference, so that's it. According to my observation and experience, Tiantian seems to like to create some strange sense of shortcomings in the text. There may be a friend holding the reins, so what might have been a be has become a style ending that is neither be nor he. It is said to be te but a little bit fluttery. I hope that in the next article Xingtie won't mess with the reader's mentality again, it's a ball. Then came the boast: I fell in love because this is a Genshin Impact fanfic, and I was attracted by the protagonist who was a little difficult to understand at first but still very cute. The characters of Genshin Impact have not been distorted and distorted, and they are exactly what I imagined. The main plot is smooth and has some twists and turns, but the final ending is still full of hope in the form of a happy ending. If you only read it before if, it will be a treasure that will make people smile after reading it and make them happy when they revisit it in the future. But... Ah, but. Are you happy reading comments every day? Thinking about it, it is almost impossible to say that you are angry, and it is not completely unhappy, right? Well, at least I hope so, because in this way, you and I are barely in agreement.

Well, how can I put it this way? This ending is the same as the previously assumed ending where A Tui never regained his memory and happily beat the devil to save the world. They are both flesh-cutting with soft knives - not to mention that everyone is still alive! Tiantian, tell me, do you want two small bricks for me or just a pile of bricks at once? If there is no response, it's just random. If I don't give you some bricks, it will be hard to dispel my anger at being beaten to death by you in the last episode. (Don't mention why I still want to buy it after being hit. Subscription is 100% my pursuit since I started writing!)