Genshin Impact: What If Furina Had a Golden Finger

Hmm, I've only read up to chapter 43. I'm only interested in Fufu's story. So far, the author's writing is very good, I recommend it (only the first 43 chapters).

It's so beautiful, and it keeps having peals falling from the sky!

The whole story is full of twists and turns. I read it all in one night. There were parts that made me sore, maybe because Fufu is so important to me. The story is really sweet, and it's really angsty. However, in some parts, I felt that the servants were written too... Too insidious. Hehehe, just my personal opinion. It's okay. The whole book is very good, but I feel it's a bit short. It would be even better if it were longer!

I finished watching it half a year ago, and I only just realized there are no comments. All I can say is that it's super good, and I'll definitely be voting for it from now on! I started watching it last month.

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The arguments and debates during the trial were the kind of beautiful storyline I envisioned, not the forced, idiotic actions in the game's plot where the Traveler could turn the entire population of Fontainebleau against Fou with just a few words. God knows how many nitroglycerin pills I had to take while playing through that part!

A mortal body, more divine than any god, a hundred years spent alone. Dew-kissed spring, burying solitude, nightly weeping lamentations of loneliness. Bound to all beings, keeping the covenant alone, the sea of ​​conception dissolved without fear. Prophecy broken, sins absolved, a hundred years of loneliness and calamity vanished. Playing with heavenly principles, deceiving the Dragon King, the masses remain unknown. With the people in his heart, a hundred years of hardship, a thousand maple leaves bring peace. Sword hanging above his head, draped in light, dancing gracefully like a butterfly, sighing at the cycle of reincarnation. The final curtain falls, tears streaming down his face, the sinner's dance swirling, declaring that no one is guilty.

The writing is gentle, the logic is clear, and the characters are portrayed very well; it's a rare gem of a book.

Lazy, I rarely read. Finally, half an hour has passed! Xingluo, why did you leave? Let me see how many of the original members are left? (I remember there were seven.) And Sister Shenzi isn't online either; wasn't she going to drag me to buy fried tofu? Xingluo is a good author, and his books are great—highly recommended! But I missed all the previous events, which is frustrating. Seeing that this book is finished and the discussion is still so active is still gratifying; it proves that this book really has a lot of readers (gratifying my ass). I don't know what to say, because the previous part was just padding the word count. Finally, I hope Xingluo comes back soon; we miss you.

A highly recommended book