Genshin Impact, but in the Real World

This book started off somewhat interesting, following the typical pattern of building suspense before triumph. However, as I read on, something felt off. Regardless of whether the author altered the personalities of the Genshin Impact characters, the mere amplification of conspiracy theories without highlighting the original characters' strengths makes them feel like completely different…

First, it should be noted that, except for a few exceptionally powerful individuals, those who possess the Eye of God are generally unable to ignore ordinary people and armies. Even obtaining the Eye of God doesn't grant immediate ascension to the heavens; even the holder of the Eye of God requires learning and growth.

Tsk, the author has managed to expand the backstory of the 12+ episodes in a way that makes sense, and the characters' personalities haven't fallen apart so far. I can only say the author has written very well, but it is indeed somewhat padded. Let me say this: Writing a novel is about telling a story, not about creating plot analysis posts like those on the MiHoYo forum.

Generally speaking, it's just a political intrigue story disguised as Genshin Impact. For those who only know the general plot of Genshin Impact, the author's writing is basically the same. However, upon closer inspection, the author's writing is full of flaws.

How should I describe this book? If you're coming in expecting a game-like or wish-fulfillment novel, then you can leave now. If you want to understand the game's storyline better, this book is essentially a patch for miHoYo's work. However, in terms of writing style, it's more like a political essay.

Starting with a debt of 10 billion Mora... Good heavens, what kind of bizarre monetary concept is this?! The reconstruction of Qunyu Pavilion will cost less than 1 billion Mora. You've written this directly: the opening scene owes ten Jade Pavilions. This is not a small number when considered at the national level.

It's the same old story over and over again: Are you telling me I'm paying to read your thesis? The plot is indeed very interesting, but who would be happy to be made money off you like this? Even if you just wrote about wandering through the shadows, or even just about bullying Paimon, wouldn't that be better than you writing 20+ chapters a day and getting criticized?

It's somewhat interesting, but very padded, extremely padded. If it ends like this, I can only say that the author deserves my wish that their life ends halfway through.

Well, to put it simply, I hope the protagonist can just focus on being beautiful and independent for now! Because none of the characters introduced so far are suitable for a female lead! At least not in the protagonist's current situation! Yura is the least suitable!

The world of Genshin Impact still has a long way to go before its ending. For example, the Empress has not yet appeared, and the truth about Canria has not yet been revealed. Why did she become a Teyvat? These plot holes will only be revealed in future storylines, but we're currently at version 3.6, And there seems to be a 3.7 Coming soon.