A Journey Through Teyvat as the Ashen King

This book is only suitable for players unfamiliar with Soul Rings. Soul Ring experts will find it difficult to read, as many of its contents regarding Soul Rings are incorrect. For example, the book clarifies the nature of Dark Souls and the Deep Sea Era. The Deep Sea Era occurred after the extinction of the Soul of Light, not due to Dark Souls.

Just kidding, if you don't like stories that suppress combat power, drop this one now! This book is insanely suppressing combat power! Keep suppressing it! It crushes weaklings to death. A lady is instantly weakened after using a skill, and even a Thunder General is a struggle. This suppression is too extreme! They're so powerful at the beginning, but become incredibly weak later. Anyone who wants to read this can read it.

I'll just say one thing: Dark Souls' art is the art of killing gods! It's the martial arts that slay gods, the techniques for dodging attacks, and the spells, incantations, and prayers that utilize the rules. Even without the First Flame and severely weakened, Ashbringer who has completed Dark Souls is still Morax from the Daedric Wars, a being without elemental power.

It's alright, it's an ember, not one of those disgusting fakes.

Was Teyvat's brain damaged by becoming a sun, or by a crash during a landing? Perhaps it's foreshadowing that led to this writing style.

The immersion is terrible; one minute he's a world-ending villain, the next a composed veteran warrior, and then a complete idiot. It feels like watching a lunatic who escaped from a mental hospital.

The plot of the Sumeru Desert is so convoluted, it's exhausting.

It just feels like the power level is suppressed a bit too much. Do you really think Ember can't beat General Thunder? Everything else is fine, but you've really suppressed the power level too much; it makes me want to give up.

Strangely enough, Ember has turned into a nonsensical loser. There are just too many secondary interpretations of Ember that I don't like. He's slaughtered his way through an entire world, killed several gods, and yet you still managed to write about the incredibly low-brow Ember?

Would people who like Dark Souls enjoy playing Genshin Impact?