The Lost Wanderer of Teyvat
提瓦特的失乡人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 839k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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My Reading List, Starting Today
Read books. Read good books. Read books that are fun to read. Read books that still seem good when you revisit them years later. Read books so good you want to finish them in one sitting, and so good you can't wait for the next update.
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For when I'm in a reading slump
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Recommendations from a ten-year veteran reader
The Bookworm’s Reading Room
I started reading novels in fifth or sixth grade. The first genre I encountered was women's fiction, and later I read my first fantasy novel, The Last Hunter. I still remember that books were all printed on paper back then. The paper was not especially good and felt slightly rough to the touch, but once I started reading, I could not stop. At my most obsessed, I could skip meals, stay awake instead of sleeping, and even avoid going to the bathroom. Even when I did go, I had to bring a novel with
Read Every One at Least Three Times
I'm in a reading slump at the moment. Since I found a way to add books here, I thought I'd share. I've read each one three to five times. The list includes transmigration stories, history-changing stories, System stories, and all kinds of fan fiction.
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An undercover agent without a country, a journey with no return!
The story begins with the protagonist being captured by a treasure-hunting gang. To survive, he joins as a pledge of loyalty, killing a mentally challenged hostage who is trying to save his mother. I couldn't continue reading from there. To be honest, the writing is decent, but Genshin Impact is a lighthearted game for ages 12+, and this story immediately throws in the protagonist's suffering…
The beginning was actually quite good, but the scene where he met Ningguang felt a bit strange. Logically, the protagonist was forced to kill Yuan Mu to save his own life, so the primary responsibility wasn't his. Sending Yuan Mu's ashes back to Liyue and arranging for a doctor to treat Yuan Mu's grandmother was already quite kind; there was no need for him to feel so much moral pressure.
Why do all the characters' skills seem like game skills? Surely in real life, there are more than just those three basic moves from the game! In the manga, Kaeya can conjure an ice wall with a wave of his hand and casually condense ice elemental energy into darts. Why is it so rigid in the author's version? Can't the author create some original character moves? If not, at least borrow some. It's so awkward to be so rigid even in the real world.
This is just my personal opinion, and it's filled with various subjective thoughts.
The female lead is Ying, I can't imagine that a twin who is an immortal being and can actively travel between worlds would "fall in love" with a native of a world, even if the protagonist is not native, and the protagonist's travel is likely to be problematic, and her sudden appearance in front of me is also very suspicious. How can she "fall in love" under such suspicion?
Dude, are you writing a female-oriented novel? It's so gay.
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The Lost Home of Teyvat — Grain and Straw (Note: The following content contains spoilers. Please view with caution. Also, the evaluation is highly subjective; if you disagree, please feel free to discuss. Relatives are not guilty; please be mindful of your words.) Highlights: 1. The protagonist has a strong sense of morality, which is good; the world ultimately needs more people like him.
It's indeed difficult for her to be the female lead; she is essentially a civilization traveler even greater than the Seven Gods and the Heavenly Principles.
The author's writing at the beginning was truly excellent, so much so that I was moved to tears within just a few dozen chapters. However, starting from the point where Zhongli gained power, well, the overall tone dropped. Of course, it was still very enjoyable, but not as good as the beginning. So I've noticed that this isn't just a problem with this author; many authors exhibit similar traits.
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Let's not release it. Let it stay as a mascot. If there's a problem with the sage, we'll replace him.