The group gods who retired to fish in Genshin Impact

Ahem, well, I think about how to say this, it’s really a bit strange.

I probably ordered the prequel of Jiang Corpse, which was correct, and I also read it when it was released.

I'm pretty sure it shows the prequel to Jiang Shi, but why this one is posted and it's not the one above, I don't know.

Then I will make a temporary modification now, just to say what I originally wanted to say in advance.

The prequel of Ginger Corpse is officially on the way.

I must have seen everything that I should see. The early Jiang Shi and the current Jiang Shi are completely two different people.

"Darkness" also changed from a hidden tsundere to an upright tsundere.

The next plot can be regarded as a small battle in the early stages of Jiang Zhi's development.

After all, it was the first powerful enemy he faced, and there was a specific breakdown of the strength of the infected.

It will gradually become clear in the later stages.

Because the strength division of the infected in the early stage was made by Jiang Shi himself, and there was no systematic statistics.

In the prequel of Jiang Zhi, the country has actually counted the strength levels of some infected people and made a more detailed and practical division.

Then the prequel of Jiang Zhi also inherited my consistent style. The protagonist is invincible, although he may be beaten badly.

After all, it is a developmental period, please understand.

The development period of ginger corpse is cyclical.

Just assume that there are ten levels of strength in that world.

Everyone starts to develop from level 0, and then freezes

Jiang Shi is the special one, he will jump to level three first.

He then stays at Level 3 for a long time, and doesn't develop again until most people have reached Level 3.

It will suddenly jump to the sixth or seventh level of development.

After all, Jiang Shi's development is to temper his body, exercise the power of darkness, and wait until he reaches the bottleneck to patiently temper and refine himself.

After breaking through the bottleneck, it will be a rapid progress.

Just like a spring, the tighter you press it, the harder it rebounds.

This is the early development of ginger corpse.

The rhythm will be relatively dull, and you won't encounter many strong enemies.

Wait until the middle stage when different worlds, monsters and evil gods join.

Jiang Shi will meet more and more opponents who are evenly matched with him.

There is an evil god among them, and I actually admire him very much.

That's what I'm saying, if Jiang Zhi didn't beat him to death.

I would definitely consider writing a book about him.

That evil god, apart from his style and actions, I actually admire him very much.

And unlike other evil gods, that evil god should have the best relationship with Jiang Shi, but he is also the worst.

They fall in love and kill each other.

But it was still very early before the evil god appeared.

I'm thinking that if the prequel of Jiang Shi and Ling Yi are better, my wallet will be richer.

I'm wondering if I should find someone to draw his image.

The image of the evil god is probably the best one to draw.

Also, this is the second time I've posted the wrong chapter, and I don't know why.

Last time it was Le Ming.

That time it was because of network lag, so I logged out and logged in again.

As a result, Jiang Shi’s book was pinned to the top, so it refreshed back, and I subconsciously clicked on the first one.

Then Jiang Shi's book topped Le Ming's.

But I learned a lesson from that time. I habitually open the website and put it next to it.

Wait a while and then take it out and click on the book I want to publish and publish the chapter.

I don’t know why this time. I was reading the book in front of Jiang Shi, but for some reason its chapters were moved to this book.

If you don't have Aite, I really don't care.

Because I habitually refresh after publishing to see if the publishing is successful.

I saw that the release was successful before I quit. At that time, what I saw was the prequel to Jiang Shi.

Then when I read it again, it became this book, and I was very confused.

I don’t know if it’s because my eyesight is dazzled, or because the website is stuck, so what I saw was the prequel of Ginger Corpse.

But it's actually this one.

That is, an error is displayed.