In Teyvat, Beginning by Saving the Dendro Archon

Upon seeing the third item, the protagonist seems to have a hypocritical attitude, as if knowledge should be free. He tries to cheat his way into the Order of the Church, hoping to acquire Tina's theories, put them into practice, and claim them as his own, yet he's furious about the academic plagiarism of the scholar from Aru Village.

The biggest problem with this book is that what the author writes is not what the readers want to see. The beginning portrays the protagonist as incredibly powerful, possessing multiple divine eyes, a martial arts genius, and unfathomable elemental power. However, when it comes to actually doing things, he resorts to underhanded tactics and lacks any real dominance.

The plot feels increasingly drawn out. The protagonist already has three Eyes of God, so why does he still need to resort to the "pretending to be weak" tactic to defeat Tanit? His entry into the academy is also quite confusing. He already possesses three Eyes of God before even enrolling, meaning he's already at a level comparable to the Traveler, capable of defeating the young master and lady.

He was caught five times after trying to escape, and he even implicated a kind old man! This grudge deserves the lives of 5,000 bandits! I suggest that once you're powerful enough, you go and harvest 5,000 heads; that would be truly satisfying, allowing you to act as a righteous hero and create dramatic conflict! If you succeed, you can make a huge public spectacle.

This is hilarious! I promised myself I wouldn't get involved in Inazuma's messy affairs, but I've gotten dragged into it again. I'm not watching anymore.

I just finished reading the latest chapters today, and I have some different opinions about the woman's image. After the woman went mad, she used her life to ignite the hellfire, burning only monsters. The battle at the West Gate was just the beginning. She was called a witch because everything she passed through was reduced to ashes. What did she do to Mondstadt?

The pig's feet are not afraid of the Dead Zone and can even eat the Dead Zone. Does this mean that if the pig's feet are embedded in the World Tree, the Great Compassion Tree King can be rescued?

This is a typical example of trying to write about everything but ending up with nothing to write about, resulting in only about 70-80% of each aspect, leaving the reader feeling unsatisfied and unfulfilled. Also, starting with stock trading at this point is pure suicide. Single, multiple, and no are incompatible; the further you reveal the other two factions, the bigger the pitfalls become.

It feels like the protagonist's power has never been fully utilized; he's too weak. Also, the pacing is too slow. Two God's Eyes, a world where power resides within oneself—you're supposed to strive to become stronger before changing the world? What is this protagonist doing? What kind of research is he doing all day? Without strength, everything is meaningless; power is king.

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