My Heroic Spirits Never Drop Loot, So I Have to Go Myself

Could you please provide a brief introduction to Genshin Impact? I just added it to my bookshelf because I thought the beginning was good, and then you suddenly pull out a heavily modified version of Genshin Impact. It's so unexpected!

If violence is only for killing and atrocities, this world will have no countries, only hell.

It's a heavily modified version of the Genshin Impact universe combined with the FGO system, but it only features Mystic Codes and no Servants. The protagonist acts as a god behind the scenes, using a secondary account to lure outsiders into a special space, similar to the Lord of Mysteries mode.

Why are they all Craft Essences? Are there no characters in the gacha pool?

After tasting it, I can tell this book isn't awful; it's just that the author did a lot of stitching. The author's writing ability is also quite strong. Are there novels that rely entirely on plot devices and lack writing ability, even if they have many stitches? "Yes, brother, yes, are you looking for this book?" My Superpower: Refreshing a Baidu Tieba Forum Every Week There are nine such books. "Don't believe me? Come see my book list and you'll see what real shit is."

These are "faux pas" novels, containing elements of both original and derivative works. The world-building is a patchwork of various secondary games. It's like you're some reincarnated monster/extraterrestrial demon who came to Qidian to write novels. Faux pas novels are characterized by a high floor and a low ceiling.

The concept is quite interesting, so why insist on using the Genshin Impact universe? The Genshin Impact storyline is the same as the original, why do you insist that I watch this drastically altered version of the original story again? The more I watch, the more annoying it becomes; the more I watch, the more I feel the main plot is just a thesis defense.

The book is good and worth reading. But in the "Behind the Scenes" series, the protagonist is the least sophisticated and least driven I've ever seen. Note that this is based on my reading of the "Behind the Scenes" series; it's not that it's bad, just a comparison.

I thought they could use the Mystic Code to create something interesting, but it's just a simple stat boost, which is a bit disappointing.

There are over a hundred chapters, many of which are relatively boring. The reason is that the pace has slowed down. By slowing down the pace, I mean that it needs to be changed. What I am writing now is already quite uninteresting. The protagonist's miraculous feats might work in the first script, but in the second, the effectiveness is halved.