Genshin Impact: The Adeptus of Liyue
原神之璃月道人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Reading this novel made me truly feel the inherent flaws of a class-based society. The protagonist is a good person, but only a good person; he cannot betray his class, nor has he ever thought of doing so, which is indeed a form of capital. He's like Batman, the ideal capitalist in the West.
The author has considered character cards, meow. I have a picture of Shen He as the female lead, author, don't be ungrateful, meow!
I didn't finish watching it, and there are a few minor issues. First, regarding the Teyvat high-dimensional setting, the world of trees and sea inexplicably introduced a "passing on of the torch," which is already part of the game's established lore, yet they still added a fan-made twist. The final part was truly absurd, and the power level was ridiculously exaggerated.
This is pointless. Chapter 51 is truly awful. Where did the protagonist's brain go? Even if it's for revenge, you can't just physically take him down like that! How serious is that diplomatic incident? Robbing a bank in Liyue for personal vendetta? Liyue has laws! Robbing a foreign bank—it wouldn't be unreasonable to arrest and behead the protagonist. I've never seen such brainless behavior!
Wife
The timeline in this book is off; if you're a fan of the original work, I'm leaving.
How can you just say you can sacrifice your own child?
So far, everything is pretty good, the plot is reasonable, and the characters are well-developed. However, there's one thing I don't understand: why did Xue Lian so easily say she wanted to sacrifice her child? How could a Liyue mother (set in China) say something like that in just six months?
Everything's gone. The Divine Child's unique weapon went wrong, and it took over 80 pulls to get a character from the pity system. Do you know how I got through that?
What kind of plot is this around chapter 50? The style is like jumping from National Geographic to a melodramatic romance novel. Speechless.
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