Why Does My Territory Have a Bishojo Game Art Style?

Judging from the description, this isn't anime-style art but rather the original art style. While the original art style is famous, it doesn't represent the entirety of anime/manga art.

Second-generation games are a branch of the anime/manga genre, and Genshin Impact is just one of many second-generation games. The author's bio might as well say "My territory is in the Genshin Impact style" to avoid criticism.

The term "anime/manga" is too broad, and everyone interprets it differently. Before clicking in, I thought it was a combination of Japanese fantasy and classic anime/manga character designs, but the description told me it was the original. Because of this, when readers click in and find the title refers to a specific game, they easily feel deceived, leading to anger and outbursts.

Why is your territory in the Genshin Impact art style?

I'll just change my name and play Genshin Impact in my territory. 😁

Finally, a synopsis is written in the book! In recent years, there have been a lot of garbage books. They write about cultivation or fantasy, with very attractive and creative synopses, but they're barely out of the beginner's village after 300 chapters, and end after 500—pure electronic garbage.

You're a lord and you don't even have any troops? Over 60 chapters, your territory only has the protagonist. Everyone else has special buildings, but no special troops at all. This is getting increasingly strange.

Why not just change it to "My Territory: Why Does It Have the Genshin Impact Art Style?"? That would also include a keyword for easier search and recommendation.

It doesn't feel very satisfying. The cheat system seems to be both active and inactive. With the current level of power, the protagonist can only have a relatively easy life; relying on cheats to reach the top is unlikely.

I finally reached level 7, but then the focus shifted to other characters. The ensemble cast wasn't even properly developed to begin with, and now they're moving the focus even further? I didn't even want to read these two chapters based on the titles alone.