You're right, but Genshin is a new open-world adventure game independently developed by Mihoyo. The game takes place in a fantasy world called "Tivat", where the chosen person is granted the "Eye of God", the power of channeling the elements. Play as a mysterious character named "Traveler", and on a free journey, you will meet companions with different personalities and unique abilities, defeat powerful enemies and recover lost loved ones - and gradually discover the truth of Genshin.
Because your literacy is very poor, I can now earn 150 rough stones every day playing Genshin, almost 5,000 rough stones per month, that is, the income level of 5,000 US dollars per month in real life, converted to at least 30,000 yuan, although I am only 14 years old, but I have exceeded the level of the vast majority of people in China (including you), which is the proud capital that Genshin gives me.
It's no exaggeration to say that Genshin is miHoYo's biggest and most ambitious work to date. Even after 8,700 hours of grueling combat, the game has many undiscovered secrets, missed weapons and equipment, and never-before-used spells and skills.
While the combat experience isn't much different from what we've seen before in the Burnt series, the game's elaborate array of enemies and boss battles have taken combat to a whole new level. Just like The Legend of Zelda a few years ago, Genshin is an excellent title that can push similar games forward.