The Everyday Yokai of Inazuma

This is a bit too outrageous. It's completely different from the previous two books in terms of art style. There's still a lot that the official sources haven't said. I'm worried about the official sources backstabbing me. Also, I have mixed feelings. How can I not be happy when I like the author and the game I like?

The resurrection is something I want to complain about. You can't just resurrect every mortal who's close to the protagonist... Where's the justice in that? The protagonist's cheat ability was already destroyed. Even if the remnants of his character aren't important, they're definitely still on his list. He wasn't killed, just deemed it unnecessary, and then they bring out the resurrection...

Having read up to Chapter 8, the protagonist has no memories of the original God at all, acting like a complete native. What's the point of the time travel then? Even someone like me who hasn't played Genshin Impact knows a little bit about it. The protagonist played Genshin Impact but actively and completely isolated himself from it? I don't understand the point at all.

Overall, the writing style is somewhat immature. There's a constant sense of disdain and contempt, which is a bit too general in character descriptions. Furthermore, a character looking down on the protagonist right from the start seems overly contrived and one-dimensional. The author should definitely work on improving their character development.

This book was the most enjoyable Genshin Impact IP novel I've ever read, but after it was transferred to another author, it disgusted me. It's like you're enjoying a delicious meal and suddenly find a piece of shit in it. Now, even though I hear that the developers are rewriting Genshin Impact, I feel a disconnect because I haven't read it in a long time.

Changing worlds is fine with me, but I can't accept you just posting random daily updates in another world. Can't you even write about your daily life in Teyvat? 😓 Did the subscription give you the courage?

The article mentions that the Shadow killed the Great Serpent Orobas hundreds of years ago. According to videos by research experts, Orobas attacked Narukami in the later stages of the Demon God War (at which time the Demon God War had not yet ended).

This setting, with its overwhelming female presence and weak protagonist, made me feel like I wasn't reading a Genshin Impact story, but rather a Touhou Project fanfic from a few years ago.

I really want to see Inazuma continue to torment travelers. For example, after the Battle of Canria In order to revive the true form, the protagonist and Thor have to go into seclusion. So they worked together to create the Thunder General doll.

It's both tedious and boring, mostly consisting of repetitive skill animations, and the rest of the storyline is also lacking in substance, jumping from one topic to another.