Genshin Impact creator: Alicia, please endorse me.

[I can't wait!! I'm so damn excited!!]

How does the CEO of miHoYo think? How can he come up with so many novel and innovative ideas?

MiHoYo is awesome!!

[A seamless open world? Does that mean... I can go directly from the Destiny headquarters to the Rebel Alliance headquarters without needing to teleport or load the game interface??]

[Holy crap, that actually seems to be the meaning! The immersion is incredible!!]

Me: I really want to play!

[Phone: No, you don't want to (sweating)]

Nokia is ready to enter the fray! (doge)

[As expected, miHoYo has never disappointed me!! Hurry up and release it for me!]

……

Although the promotional video showcased many things, it still fell far short of the actual experience.

Nevertheless, the novel gameplay shown in the video still deeply impressed players around the world.

In their previous games, besides fighting monsters, leveling up, and upgrading equipment, the most distinctive feature was the skills of different characters.

Genshin Impact has just so many unique features.

Just watching the videos gave them the feeling of experiencing another world.

As the video continues, Amber brings the traveler (Luminous) to a place called Mondstadt.

"Why not take a break in Mondstadt between battles?"

Overall, this is a very safe place.

As the visuals and music changed, the architectural style of Mondstadt gave players a very serious feeling.

"Although... occasionally some powerful monsters come to attack this place..."

As Amber explained, a giant western dragon swept in with a strong gale and a sense of oppression.

At this point, the barrage of comments exploded once again.

[Beibeilong! Is that you? (Funny)]

No, it's Brother Beibeilong!

[The two upstairs... they've wandered onto the wrong set!]

[While I'm really looking forward to it, I'm also a little disappointed. It's another Western style...]

In the current environment, Western style has become the mainstream.

[miHoYo has done a great job. At least there's a "Fu Hua" immortal in Honkai Impact 3rd. Whether it's the fist techniques, the title, or the copywriting, it's all full of Chinese style.]

……

While players were discussing the event, the game also completed a clear of the Stormterror dungeon...

Then the scene switched back to Amber.

She said in her still energetic voice, "Alright~ that's all for today's Teyvat trip~"

"Speaking of which... if we have the chance next time, let's explore some even farther places together~"

"For example... how about going to see the Stone Forest shrouded in mist?"

"There, there's a city completely different from Mondstadt, called—Liyue Harbor~"

As Amber finished speaking, the video cut to a traditional Chinese ink painting with distinctive Chinese characteristics.

The painting depicts towering mountains, bustling cities, wooden bridges, harbors, sailboats, and... buildings that are instantly recognizable as... steeped in the ancient style of the Chinese nation!

This scene made all the players watching gasp in shock!

Before they could even be shocked, the music changed, and a symphony with the guzheng as the prelude slowly began to play.

The music is light and leisurely, and the perfect combination of flute and guzheng gives this symphony a touch of playfulness, but it is not at all lacking in grandeur.

Coupled with the ink painting scroll in the video, viewers subconsciously conjure up images of a bustling ancient Chinese marketplace, complete with the sounds of vendors hawking their wares.

Although it is a symphony, anyone who listens to it will subconsciously think that it is music created with the theme of the Dragon Kingdom.

It's clearly a Western symphony, but it's filled with a strong Chinese flavor...

This is a perfect combination of Western symphonic music and Eastern classical music.

Upon seeing this and hearing the song "Liyue," the comments section exploded.

【! ! ! ? 】

What the hell? Holy crap? This... this...

I have so much to say, but I don't know what to say...

I'm not very cultured, so I can only use "wow" to describe my current mood.

[Holy crap! The moment that flute started playing, my scalp tingled!]

[Ink painting... Guzheng and flute sounds + symphony... At this moment! I cannot express the complex emotions in my heart.]

The images that flashed through my mind... were so beautiful... it felt like stepping back into ancient China, walking through bustling streets filled with the smoke of fireworks...

I'm actually starting to feel the festive atmosphere! It's still so far into the new year...

Wow!! This is so good! No wonder it's a studio that's worked with Eden!

My ears are pregnant! This flute music is truly...touching!!

[Mihoyo's art and music teams...can I bow down to you?!]

MiHoYo is awesome!!

I'm absolutely blown away!

Just for this ink painting and symphony music, regardless of whether the game is fun or not, I'm definitely going to give it a try!

…………

At the end of the video, this ink painting was displayed for a full four minutes.

But no one skipped this static video.

They couldn't help but feel moved, delighted, and excited as they listened to the entire symphony.

Countless players liked, shared, and watched this video repeatedly.

An ordinary game promotional video went viral across the country at an unimaginable speed.

Within a very short period of time, the trending topics on Weibo were almost entirely dominated by the three keywords related to "Genshin Impact," "miHoYo," and "Liyue."

This terrifying heat is so intense that even Eden would probably have to avoid its brunt.

A song called "Liyue," a traditional Chinese ink painting, and a game promotional video have garnered widespread praise online.

Chapter 67: Official media praises, Eden admires.

This promotional video was specially created by Mo Li based on the current state of this world.

He has no concern whatsoever about others imitating the gameplay shown in the video and releasing their own games before him.

Because he knew that even with Tencent's involvement, it would take at least two years to achieve the same quality as Genshin Impact.

Therefore, Mo Li didn't hide anything in this promotional video.

They displayed everything openly and honestly.

The final scene depicting Liyue Harbor in the style of a traditional Chinese ink painting, accompanied by the symphony "Liyue," was also specially arranged by Mo Li.

His initial idea was just to create a preview of the Liyue map, which is why he didn't actually show the "Liyue" in the game.

The purpose is to arouse players' curiosity and anticipation.

But he never expected that the combination of ink painting and symphony would produce such a stunning effect.

This is also something he overlooked.

The games in this world are mostly Western in style.

This is also why Tencent hoards its traffic but does nothing, only imitating and distributing foreign games.

While players from China may not say it, they have always been looking forward to... looking forward to a game full of Chinese style.

The ink painting style in this promotional video and the strong Chinese flavor of Liyue easily resonated with players, naturally stirring their emotions.

The initial amazement and shock they felt made them want to share the video with everyone around them.

Whether you play games or not, anyone who sees the final ink painting and hears the melodious and playful flute music of Liyue 26 will feel a ripple in their heart.

Now, this video has gone viral online.

Countless bloggers shared it wildly.

They might give a vivid and engaging explanation, or they might shower their praise with enthusiasm and excitement.

But no matter how these Douyin bloggers praise it, the final stage of the video will always feature that ink painting and the game "Liyue".