Genshin Impact: I am Nangong Wenya, whoever I touch will be stupid

This book is temporarily finished here, and I would like to say a few words here.

Since the setting of Xingtie is very large and complicated, I don’t want to write fan fiction about Xingtie at this stage, but I don’t rule out the possibility of writing “Xingtie: I’m Nangong Wenya, whoever I touch becomes an idiot” in the future.

I started writing this book when Fontainebleau was just opened last year. Since there was no outline, I basically wrote whatever came to my mind. Some settings were added later, but at least some of the imagined plots were written out. I wrote 110 million words, but the total income may not be enough to draw a full-life character.

In addition, when I was writing about the plot 20 years later in the last chapter, I suddenly discovered an embarrassing situation.

It is difficult to write about the future in novels that do not include a full harem, because no matter who you write about those popular characters dating and marrying in the future, it seems inappropriate (for example, Hu Tao married Jia Ming. Although the two did not know each other, they were both among the few who possessed the God's Eye, so it was not impossible for them to be together in the future), which would cause some dissatisfaction.

But these characters, no matter how high their mate selection standards are, can't they stay single forever? (Ignoring the immortals) Do people like the Knights of Favonius never get married? It stands to reason that they will still fall in love with each other over time, so it is very likely that Kaia will marry Amber and Mika will marry Noelle.

So I added a little bit of a plot where a character interacts with another character, so that it seems more reasonable, such as Captain Qin having a tryst with Diluk, Xiangling and Chongyun dating without telling Guoba...

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Let’s talk about the new book, “Genshin Impact: Kissed Nashida at the Beginning”

Although I have written a novel with a female protagonist, I don’t plan to continue writing it. I feel that it is more appropriate to write a novel with a male protagonist, and the setting of the protagonist of the new book is not suitable for a female protagonist...

The setting is quite old-fashioned. Anyway, it's about joining the Fatui, becoming an executive, and then stealing the heart of God. I've read many books with this setting, but I haven't written one myself. In the past, I always followed the protagonist's perspective.

The setting time is one year before the start of the main storyline of Genshin Impact. Since the protagonist has never played "Genshin Impact", although he knows that he has traveled to Genshin Impact, he does not have the advantage of the plot. His brain suffered a strong impact three years ago and he has forgotten the memory of the time when he just traveled through time, so he sometimes becomes mentally ill.

In this situation, a "God-defying System" whose mind is sometimes even more abnormal than his is activated. However, the "God-defying" referred to in the name of the system is not the "God-defying" in the fantasy sense, but the "God-defying" in the sense of "a man who knows the heaven and can easily defy the heaven". As long as the protagonist performs acts that defy the heaven or participates in some system options, he can get rewards.

With the help of the system reward, he joined the Fatui in a daze. Because of his conceptual skill called "This is what I found", he was valued by the Queen and was regarded as the main force to snatch the Heart of God. He then went to various countries to carry out missions, with the primary goal of finding out the location of the Heart of God.

Although the Heart of God was not obtained in the first stop, Nashida of the Jingshan Palace was kidnapped. Then the main storyline began, and we went to Liyue to seize the Heart of God...

Since I hadn't decided on a title for the book, I originally wanted to write "xx Executive", but it didn't seem interesting, so I simply started by forcibly kissing Nashida. Nashida is the first female protagonist of the new book, the kind who accompanies the protagonist throughout the whole process.

I don't really consider starting a harem, after all, the protagonist is barely a villain, and the Fatui are hated by everyone in the previous countries, but things change when they arrive in Fontaine, but that may be because Hearth House is in Fontaine (I'm not sure, but judging from the servant legend, the old site of Hearth House is in Fontaine, and it is likely that the new home is also in Fontaine, although the place they live in Fontaine is called Buffati Mansion, which is a temporary residence in Linny's words)

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