
Teyvat: Successor of Liyue
提瓦特之璃月接班人
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 237k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
94Chapters
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It means just using the name of Genshin Impact. The style of painting is not suitable for Genshin Impact. It should be more relaxed and happy, instead of trying to quarrel with each other when meeting people.
I have my own logic, unlike those love brains who only know love stories. I suggest changing the name and cover. If I hadn't been in a book shortage, I wouldn't have clicked in and found this good book.
A very good Genshin Impact novel. The setting is very logical. It should be able to keep the eye from wandering.
I don't understand these Genshin Impact novels. They have all traveled to Teyvat, but they still look down on the Eye of God. You have to come up with a system yourself. Well done, not bad. Maybe just play with the eggs
Yes, fans do not have to completely follow the original settings. It is really good to supplement the logic appropriately and read a little bit.
If you can accept a certain degree of magical changes to the worldview and second settings, this is a good book with self-consistent logic, much better than those cookie-cutter studio routines.
The writing is very good, with its own thoughts and ideas, the language is mature, and the characters are very distinct. It does not make me feel that the language of other Genshin Impact fans is childish.
I haven't read it, I'm keeping it, it's mainly based on the logic. The more settings there are, the more confusing the logic will be. Just like this Eye of God setting, the Evil Eye setting is almost useless. If the bandits can get it, then the one who gets the Evil Eye will at least have the mental capacity and desire for power. They are more determined than the bandits. They don't have it. This is not how good luck happens. If you follow your settings, Zhi Dong can mass-produce the Eye of God, even faster than the Heart of God. After all, the Heart of God can be created. If there are special conditions to obtain it, , the Eye of God is completely worthless
I've almost finished reading it. Let me tell you my thoughts. It's almost like 12+ students have been raised to 18+. First, it's a good book, but there are too many private parts, which makes people feel very conflicted. Second, after watching it, I don't know how the next plot will proceed. The yellow-haired fool is destined to come, but how to operate it before coming? What should be Paimon's identity? Third, what is the main tone of this book? Resurrection? Status? Thought?
If I classify it as a Genshin Impact novel... It's very poorly written, but if the background is not Genshin Impact... It seems like it's indeed a good book!