The Lord of Value Starting from Liyue!

The opening of the Rice Wife chapter starts from the original plot. The protagonist goes directly to the snake bone mine to study the remaining power of the big snake. This is no problem. It would be no problem to do some experiments later and kill a "brave" by the way. But as soon as I came into contact with the real-life characters, I started to get frustrated. I was disgusted by Yae Shenzi a few times. I summoned the Fox Palace and really didn't do anything dirty and asked her to help Yae Shenzi. Will we still need to help with resurrection for free next? I have read several articles by Genshin Impact fans, and it is really an inherent problem. When I encounter a game character that the author likes, the protagonist directly turns into a dog licker. Although this book is not a dog licker, I really feel a little unhappy with this weak resistance. It may also be that I read too many cool articles and feel frustrated. In addition, the plot recommendations are too slow. The plot progress in one day is not even as much as one dialogue in Genshin Impact. It is recommended to have 20,000 yuan per day.

Have tasted it, currently non-toxic, more than food and grass

The writing is very smooth, but the protagonist's filter on the game is a bit heavy. He is obviously a very mature person in shaping, but there is such a layer of filter, not only for the game character, but also for the in-game culture. Other than that, overall, it is good, very good, very good, and the people are very sophisticated. This is one of the highlights. However, there is still a minor problem, which is the level setting of the characters. To be honest, I feel that Yelan's level is indeed high.

This is the first time I have followed a Genshin Impact fanfic for so long 1. The character design of the protagonist has no problems, it is extreme but reasonable, stable and non-contradictory, so that's ok. Regarding the issue of the influence of three views on substitution, I think reading novels is a matter of entertainment or even unrestrained entertainment 2. The emotional line is almost exclusively written about Shen He. Content. What have you been talking about, destiny, information, etc., And you still use pronouns. Although you seem to be serious, I don't think these are very cool. It's a bit confusing. Maybe it's because I haven't played Iron Breaker before, and I don't catch a cold at all. The pleasure of getting stronger with krypton gold is gone. It is seriously disconnected from the Teyvat game content that players are familiar with. I am writing my own explanatory text design draft, and it feels like I am studying. To be honest, I am very disappointed with the later part. Maybe I really like the previous part.

The writing is good, but the character design is too unlikable. He requires Liyue to protect him but is unwilling to do anything to protect Liyue, and even goes so far as to enrich the country in order to make money. Technology investment comes from the government's free prostitution policy, funds, land, and various assistance. As soon as the officials ask for help, they immediately start talking. If they can't reach an agreement, they dare to threaten the officials. In other words, if they bully the honest people in Keqing, they need to give him a slap in the face like Scarface at the beginning.

Let's put it this way, when the protagonist faces the crowd of fools, he will move Liyue and Dijun out at every turn, thinking that they will give him protection. But on the other hand, he doesn't want to fulfill his responsibilities to Liyue at all. He only thinks about whether he has lost or gained. This can be seen from the fact that there are no taboos. The protagonist doesn't consider at all how many people will die if he sells Bai Wu Tao to the Fools, and how much harm it will cause to Liyue. He just thinks that if Fools can make Bai Wu Tao without me, then I should make the money. To put it bluntly, this incident is enough to make you drink a pot. What will you do to face the fools then? This kind of parasitic behavior that only wants rights but not responsibilities and always subconsciously harms its own host is simply Jewish and disgusting.

The writing with Zhongli is a bit pretentious. The problem of the treasure stealing group has been happening in Liyue, and people have been victimized. Has the emperor taken care of it? He doesn't care about Liyue's own locals, so why do you think he would care about you, a person of unknown origin?

In fact, the strength of the Evil Rider is only average. You only need a Snickers bar to defeat him, because you can be yourself after sweeping the Evil Rider And why Bennett is at the top is because Benefit😜 (Phyllis: See you in the grave) (Seno: Good in the grave)

Some write heroines to develop the plot, and some to supplement the protagonist's character. As the author, you belong to the third category. You just want to write a heroine. In fact, it doesn't matter. In fact, your emotional drama is not that bad, but the key is that you just completely disappeared the heroine just after being sprayed. This kind of cunning operation is also rare, and after the heroine disappears, the protagonist's The behavior is becoming less and less human, and the character setting is so dry that only the word "money" is left. It is obvious that you can add some humanity to the protagonist at this time, but in the end, you just don't write it. You spent a lot of time describing the emotional drama when you shouldn't write it. You just didn't write it when you should describe the role of the heroine. Other characters have full characters in the game. What about the protagonist?

Regarding the amount of molas used for upgrading, some book friends think that the molas used by the protagonist in the later upgrade are too huge. Hundreds of millions or billions of molas may be used in the later period. This data may collapse. Don't worry, everyone, molas are the basic currency in the game. One mola is equivalent to a copper plate in ancient times. Our current one yuan is an ordinary currency also used by ordinary people, which means that its existence is very huge. As the largest commercial country in Teyvat, Liyue has the right to cast molas. The number of molas flowing and precipitating in Liyue will be even more terrifying, and the number will be in the trillions. Think about it, Liyue has been in control of the casting of molas for more than 3,700 years since its founding. How many molas does it need to cast in order to absorb the wealth of the seven countries and realize the value of all treasures measured by molas? You must know that if the circulation is insufficient, it cannot become a base currency. How terrifying is the amount of circulation required to meet the needs of a world? For Mora to become the base currency, apart from its extraordinary value, the most important point is its 'cheap' cost. As said in the game, the first Mora was used casually by the Rock God because it was made of the most readily available material. So, there is no need to worry about the protagonist not being able to find Mora to upgrade in the later stage. The protagonist spends tens of billions and hundreds of billions of moras, which is just a drop in the bucket for the world of Teyvat. Since I set Mora as an upgrade consumption, I must have considered this issue a long time ago. There is no need to worry about the protagonist not being able to find upgrade consumables.

I just found this book, and I saw Shen He appear all the way. The character was firm and unwavering, but suddenly it turned into a bloody drama. The two sides immediately looked at each other, right? The character changed directly from a profit-seeking businessman to a youth romance drama. It was a normal and readable book, but the character design was not pleasing to the eye, but it was not unacceptable. I survived the previous screening and then suddenly changed the character design and screened the readers again. I had no desire to continue reading, which made me feel like all the money I spent on it was wasted. It felt like the author had no outline and could always bring it down a level with a paragraph of text. Can you please read it a few times before sending it out? It makes me angry.

The protagonist is quite strange anyway... He doesn't look like a human being from the beginning. Today is my second playthrough but I can't stand it anymore. Whether it's selfish or profit-oriented, it's fine as a businessman, but the writing is a bit disgusting. It was okay in the beginning. The stronger the power, the more disgusting it feels. After reading it again this time, I feel that the author really wrote it very immersively, but he did not take into account the reader's perspective of God, and is not that immersive. Whether it is Xumi versus the grass god or the rice wife, the protagonist always has to be fucked by something trivial first, and then the protagonist uses this excuse to come back with revenge tenfold and a hundredfold, and often does things that are not equal. In addition, Maura in the Golden House was said to have been changed before, but she didn't change it and still stole it... I was also convinced. She was petty theft, petty, and thought of herself too highly and was not down to earth. This is how this protagonist was created. Although it can be said that if it were me, I would have done more excessively and cruelly, but this is a novel, and the audience is from a God's perspective. It looks uncomfortable because the protagonist's selfishness is uncomfortable. The protagonists in many novels are selfish, and they all respond with an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth, but it is not disgusting. This book is indeed poorly portrayed. At least the Golden House stealer Mora couldn't get through it, and Inazuma's use of earth veins to resurrect the dead souls to retaliate against the Son of God was even more difficult to get through. Taking revenge on other people's dead friends was disgusting to write. Although the author tried his best to make it smooth, it was like this in the beginning. Just go ahead and cause trouble for her. Isn't it just a villain's behavior? Just like Xumi, he used the Order of the Order as an excuse and the foresight as a condition to force the little grass god to make a bet. It was for your own good and for Xumi's good. However, the protagonist's initial act was an act of kidnapping with alternative thoughts. When it was serialized, I could still read it because it was not very coherent. I really couldn't stand it any longer, and I regretted it for the second time. Damn it!

Why do everyone like Liyue, where merchants rule the country? If I traveled through time, I would definitely stay in Mondstadt and become a giant baby.

Looking at it this way, some of the protagonist's behaviors are quite normal. Isn't this what a high-quality Jew is? It depends on the reader's preference.

Following the suggestions of book friends, I have made some modifications to the plot of Namora in the Golden House, and slightly changed the image of the protagonist.

At the beginning, the protagonist's life was threatened when the treasure group was stolen, which broke the game filter for Teyvat. After escaping, he met someone like Zhongli Keqing. After communicating with him, he broke the character filter. As written, it is okay to label the protagonist as egoistic, but you still want to engage in friendship and so on. One moment, you will do whatever it takes to make money in order to maintain your strength. The next moment, he is my friend. It is not good for me to do this. It is easy to be scolded by both sides.

Everything else is okay. It's normal to have filters in the game. The only thing I don't understand is that Zhongli watched the protagonist being taken away by the stolen treasure group (and Zhongli arrived first). Some people said why Zhongli would deal with the people of Liyue for strangers. But are these treasure stealing groups good people? Or are they treasure stealing groups who have never killed anyone? It is not the case. It is also said in the book that the kidnapped people, some old and young, will deal with them. Even if it is not the protagonist Zhongli, won't he deal with these people when he sees them? What's more, although the protagonist had no power at the time, he was still an outsider. Can it be guaranteed that he would have no power? It would be fine if Liyue didn't discover it first. It had been discovered first, so why didn't it matter? Even if he didn't show up at that time, he shouldn't have been taken away by the treasure thief group. If he didn't have power, it was temporary (Zhongli couldn't confirm it, so normally he should be judged as having strength). What was his impression of Liyue? If he was abused on the way, or if he really joined the treasure thief group, how would he deal with it. I feel that normally the treasure thieves will not find out that I woke up and went all the way to Liyue. Zhongli can get to know the protagonist during this journey. Instead of being so arrogant and letting the protagonist be taken away by the stolen treasure group, there will be a gap or less goodwill between Liyue and the person who may be the descendant.

It looked pretty good at first, but after it was put on the shelves, the more I looked at it, the more interesting it became. First of all, in terms of plot, there are no explosive points. It has always been the development process of the protagonist. The protagonist Long Ban is not involved, and Osel is not involved much. Unfortunately, this book does not have the ability to write about the farming process. To summarize, it is: upgrading requires money, so I opened a factory with others, and then the system exchanged krypton gold for technology, and was counterfeited with stronger krypton technology. Farming is the most fearful thing about deus ex machina. The system presence in the entire development process is too high. It's just that the protagonist's character is not very likable. The relationship with Xingqiu was handled very well in the previous part, but when it came to the Auxerre plot, it felt strange. First of all, it's understandable that there is resentment over Zhongli's failure to save him, but later on, the protagonist must have received a lot of protection from Liyue. The Liyue household registration that was obtained with the help of Immortal Breath, including the issue of such a large amount of money, Grandma Ping's notes, Zhongli's talismans, etc. Were not delved into. But during the period of Orsay, the protagonist forged a non-taboo rule for the fools, revealed the problem of Orsay without reporting it to Zhongli, directly stole money from the gold house, etc. . It leaves a very bad impression. If you say that you stole the money and then played a big role in Liyue's crisis, then forget it, but it doesn't actually show anything. How is this different from the kind of people on the Internet who pick up the bowl to eat and put down the bowl to scold their mother? The last thing is the upgrade of the protagonist. Every time he is upgraded to level X1, level X2, and level X3. . . Upgrade to (X+1) level 0, and then post all the skills of the protagonist. It can easily be written in two pages. It seems that the number of words is too low, which does not give people a good impression.

I have read nearly 300 chapters, tell me your feelings. The protagonist of this book is the most selfish and irresponsible protagonist I have ever read in so many books. Be selfish not only towards your enemies, but also towards your potential friends. But if there is a slight chance to reap the benefits, I would like to knock the bones and suck out the marrow (not just against the enemy). It's understandable to be alone when your strength is low, but when you become strong, you won't want to help the world, but you won't want to suck the blood of the whole world. Vomited🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

Let's put it this way, if we calculate the moral level, the protagonist can sit at the same table as those in Fontainebleau. Because other countries also have many things that defy the heavens, the protagonist seems normal, but in the environment of Liyue, where there are many normal people, the protagonist appears to be incomparable.

I was recommended a book next door, but the author said he didn't know this place. Is this some new kind of play? 😏

Watching these days, I feel that the protagonist is too greedy... I always feel like I will be beaten to death by the emperor...

The writing is quite good, but the more I look at the protagonist, the more alienated he becomes.

I think other plots are okay, such as the plot about not having a good impression of Zhongli, and the plot about stealing money. Because I think everyone is essentially in a state of chaos and evil, and I don't really believe in saints. Look at the current Internet. The rules are just a little blurred, and all kinds of monsters and snake gods have exposed themselves. If I were really allowed to travel to a place where I could cultivate immortality, if I had not established any contact with this world, I would probably be a demonic cultivator who would do whatever it takes to strengthen myself. I could refer to the Immortal Way of Kou Wen and sell myself to become an immortal. So the most important thing is to have a sense of identity, but I was not very comfortable with yesterday's plot of repaying Xingqiu's interests. Xingqiu felt that he was already a friend. If this is also sold, what should I say? You will feel that there is no point in cultivating this immortal. I hope that the protagonist will recognize others one day.

The protagonist's selfish moral level was fine as a villain, but it turns out that selfishness is the basic three values. That's disgusting.

It's getting boring! The interstellar chapter has no main plot, or the plot is too general! There are too many things about research and strength systems, and I don't like to read those things about settings and research.

I said that the moral level of the protagonist is lower than that of the skirmishers. Do you understand?

Some people always say that Yanqing only looks young, but is actually not young anymore, but many plots have shown that Yanqing is actually only about 10 years old. The first evidence is that his story says that Yanqing belongs to the year of the general horn. The second evidence is that in the conversation with Luka, Yanqing and Luka were close in age. The third and most critical piece of evidence is that Yanqing said in the text message he sent us that he did not remember anything when he was picked up by the general. Later, there was a text saying that it had been 9 years since Yanqing was picked up by the general and the tomb was built.

Ah ha, it was really contaminated by greed. Although the author's writing becomes more and more boring later, this prophecy is indeed awesome.

I won't read the new book. The ending of this book is too perfunctory.