
Genshin Impact: Starting from the Reversal of the Main Plot
原神:从逆转主线开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 480k Words
- Genre
- Anime & ACG
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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231Chapters
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200Clicks
8Favorites
0Fans
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Seventy-two Demonic Pillars? Reminds me of the Divine Throne
God Chen Jiayuan didn't even fucking play with him.
Come on, author, there are not many good books left, I look forward to...
This plot becomes incomprehensible after skipping a few chapters, but it is still a good book. In the meeting stage, "Hu Qiao" is translated as "I"
Is Liyue modeled after China? ?
One day, two programmers were testing the Seven Saints Summoning program. They were very bored because they had been playing for too long. One person suggested: "How about we bring some bets when we play!" The other person immediately agreed. Both of them took ten ten-yuan cards as chips. One played fast attack, and the other played equipment flow. Among them, the programmer who played equipment flow had bad luck, so he lost to another programmer many times. In the last round, this programmer finally collected a few important pieces of equipment, and there was another piece of equipment in his hand that could not be released because there were no dice. It must be a madness in the next round. Killing wildly, and the programmer using fast attack also got the appropriate card. The programmer using fast attack suggested: "Otherwise, let's increase the stakes in this game." The programmer using equipment flow said: "No, I only have one chip. It's really a card but no code." Pay attention to the identity of the main perspective.
Wc also has this awesome book, let me take a look
When will you arrive at Genshin Impact?
Recently, there are some books that don't have a unique understanding of the plot of Genshin Impact, but are quite original. Are they capturing the selling point?