Genshin x Minecraft: Transforming Teyvat Using MC Mods
Ryen, who traversed into Teyvat, unlocked a two-way portal to the world of Minecraft.
Not only can he bring others into MC, but he can also activate various mods?
Nahida: "If you want to get rich, start by chopping trees! Dig three blocks and refill the mine once!"
Hu Tao: "Hey, piglins over there, why not try this new coffin? Crafted from pure obsidian, buy with confidence, die in peace!"
Venti: "Hehe! Dvalin, stop looking for me; I'm worried the Ender Dragon might misunderstand!"
Yae Miko: "Yae Publishing House is now mass-producing Drawn Swords! Only 999 Mora each, an essential blade for duels in front of the emperor!"
Zhongli: "From a rational perspective, this weapon called Barrett seems more practical than the Vortex Vanquisher."
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Years later, the dormant Heavenly Principles awakened.
Looking at the drastically transformed Teyvat, they could only slowly raise a question mark.
“Heavenly Principles ahead, you are suspected of unlicensed flying within city limits and will be detained and prosecuted by the 73rd Security Bureau of Teyvat.”
“You have the right to remain silent. If you resist with force, we will not hesitate to deploy Titan Iron Golems and aerospace carrier battle fleets.”
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Original Author: 地下道大主管
PixelWarden · Video Games
Usually I don't give low rating, I just stop reading the story altogether, but I wasted my time on this, went in with great expectations, but was ultimately disappointed. The story was acceptable until chapter 10. Then MC killed Rey. And that was it for me. How could Kylo Ren not convince Rey to join him? It makes no sense! Rey may had been a Jedi, but she had no prejudice against dark side force users like other Jedis. This was not what that movie was even about. Even if he couldn't convince her to join him, Jedi were already finished. Yoda himself burns down the temple in the last movie, there was no need to kill Rey, or Luke, who was just quietly living out the rest of his life in peace. Author lacks sufficient imagination required to become a writer, or the proper understanding of the characters. And this has nothing to do with English not being the first language.