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The morning sunlight, like liquid gold, shines through the thin veil of mist onto the shimmering sea.

The city of Fontaine, bathed in the morning light, seems to be imbued with a mysterious aura.

Luo Xiao sat in the VIP seat outside the restaurant next to the Angry Birds newspaper office, his gaze piercing through the thin mist and fixed on the distance.

He held the Mora given to him by the "kind" plump lady earlier, ordered a fragrant steak and a glass of Fontaine, and was happily eating while gazing into the distance.

Within his line of sight, readers were enthusiastically snapping up Steambird newspapers.

Behind the editors were mountains of Steambird newspapers, which meant Luo Xiao didn't have to worry about not being able to get his hands on this issue. However, his mind didn't seem to be on those papers.

Luo Xiao's eyes flickered slightly as he pondered a question deep in his heart: Could science fiction really interest the native inhabitants of Teyvat?

This question, like a seed, has already taken root and sprouted in his heart.

He gently stroked the tabletop, feeling the texture of the wood grain with his fingertips.

Before him stretched a shimmering sea, with waves gently lapping against the shore, making a pleasant sound.

Seagulls circled in the air, emitting clear cries.

It wasn't that he lacked confidence in Liu Cixin's "The Three-Body Problem," after all, it was the most awesome science fiction novel in his previous life. The main reason was that he simply remembered the story content of "The Three-Body Problem" and then rewrote it in his own words. Many details were not as meticulous as those in Liu Cixin's work.

Therefore, Luo Xiao was still a little worried about whether she could gain enough fans to reach the system's requirement of one thousand.

After all, science fiction was a new genre that had never appeared on the continent of Teyvat before.

According to Luo Xiao's understanding, the Teyvat continent is mainly dominated by light novels, followed by martial arts novels popular in Liyue. There are simply not as many novel categories as in his previous life.

As for the classic stories before his transmigration, Luo Xiao had a deeper impression of "Young Woman Bai Jie" and "The Reboot of the Healer's Life". He even remembered some details, such as how the protagonist made the princess choose the stick.

Such subject matter might be acceptable in Inazuma's case, but this is Fontaine, and the content is far too explicit... Just thinking about writing such explicit content right from the start, I might be arrested by the court tomorrow, then sent to a trial amidst Funina's silly smile, and finally thrown into Mello Petersburg for spreading inappropriate information.

Watching the readers below gradually buy the books, Luo Xiao thought for a moment. "The Three-Body Problem" is the pinnacle of science fiction. Even if the native inhabitants of Teyvat know nothing about the universe, the Trisolaran civilization, or those advanced technologies, they will surely be attracted by its novel content.

So Luo Xiao ate her steak and sang songs, calmly waiting for the result.

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On the other side, at the launch of the first issue of Steambird Newspaper.

A seasoned Liyue novel fan managed to snag a copy of the first issue of the Steambird Newspaper's novel column from the crowd.

"I hope that Mr. Zhenyu's new work will not disappoint me."

As a seasoned novel enthusiast for decades, Tian Tiezui is deeply obsessed with Liyue martial arts novels. When telling stories, he often mentions exciting scenes from martial arts novels.

Some time ago, Tian Tiezui heard that Teacher Zhenyu's new work would be published in the first issue of the Steambird Newspaper's novel column in Fontainebleau. He stopped telling stories and specially bought a boat ticket to Fontainebleau to rush to buy the first batch of the Steambird Newspaper's first issue of the novel column newspaper.

Although it's called a newspaper, it's actually more like a printed novel, requiring you to turn the pages one by one from the front to the back. Plus, newspapers usually have illustrations, making it more similar to the comic books I read as a child.

Although Tian Tiezui really wanted to see Mr. Zhenyu's new work, he figured he'd already spent the money, so he might as well start reading from the beginning and work his way up.

Moreover, as a loyal fan of Mr. Zhenyu, he was also very curious to know what kind of masterpieces could be ranked ahead of Mr. Zhenyu.

Tian Tiezui gently turned the pages of the book, and the scene before him instantly captivated him.

On the cover of "The Three-Body Problem," a girl with a backpack and pigtails is looking up at a sphere that looks like it has eyes. Behind the sphere are countless things that look like meteorites or speedboats. The whole composition gives people a great sense of shock.

Tian Tiezui's eyes seemed to be completely captivated by the image on the cover, and his breathing quickened slightly. The girl's eyes revealed curiosity and longing, as if she were exploring an unknown world.

That mysterious sphere seems to contain the secrets of the universe, making people want to explore it further.

His fingers gently traced the cover, feeling the texture of the paper. Those objects, resembling both meteorites and speedboats, created a grand cosmic scene, irresistibly drawing the viewer in.

This cover was designed by the top illustrator in Fontainebleau, based on the cover requirements attached to the article.

Looking at the novel cover, a hint of excitement flashed in Tian Tiezui's eyes, but he was also a little reluctant to continue turning the pages.

He feared that if the novel's quality was not high, it would ruin the artistic conception of such a beautiful cover.

But in the end, he turned to the second page and began to read the contents carefully.

The story of The Three-Body Problem unfolds from the perspective of the protagonist, Wang Sanshui, whose first mystery is the mystery of suicide.

Following the suicides of several members of an internationally renowned academic organization, Wang Sanshui was invited by the authorities to take on the mission of uncovering the truth.

Upon seeing this, Tian Tiezui couldn't help but mutter to himself, and at the same time, he became interested in the author named "Xiaoxiao".

To dare to create a completely new world is an unprecedented innovation in all previous novels set on the Teyvat continent. Moreover, this author is quite good at attracting readers, using many novel terms that have never been heard of before.

That's creative!

"So is this a detective novel? I've heard that there are quite a few detective novels in Fontainebleau, but I haven't seen any new ones recently. Since this is officially recognized as number one, I'll talk about what's going on."

With his doubts still lingering, Tian Tiezui continued reading.

After learning the reason for Yang Xiaodong's assassination attempt, a mysterious set of numbers suddenly appeared in Wang Sanshui's eyes the next day and wouldn't go away. This was the second clue he faced - the ghost countdown.

the other side.

Xingqiu and Yae no Miko each picked up a copy and began to read it seriously. It wasn't that they couldn't accept defeat, but rather that they had finally encountered an author who could surpass them, so they were naturally very curious, as if they had met their match.

Originally, the two of them held an almost unshakeable position in the world of Teyvat novels. Yae no Miko, as the editor-in-chief of Yaedo, had been running Yaedo for hundreds of years.

Besides reading light novels to pass the time, I occasionally write some light novels myself to provide reference for the authors at Yaedo.

With the fox demon clan's extraordinary lifespan, coupled with the Eightfold Divine Child's extensive experience reading light novels, her writing style and plot design naturally represent the pinnacle of Inazuma's work.

As for the bestselling book "Please, My Fox Fairy Master" that was sold throughout Inazuma and even the Teyvat continent, it was just something that was created to amuse the otaku girl who made the movie "Thunder".

Now that he's heard about a novel with an unprecedented subject matter that's also exceptionally well-written, the scumbag fox is naturally eager to read it as soon as possible.

So, disregarding their professional relationship with Steambird Newspaper, they dumped all the affairs of Narukami Shrine on the other shrine maidens and went straight to the outlying island to buy a ferry ticket to Fontaine to personally attend Steambird Newspaper's press conference.

As for Xingqiu, thanks to his talent and research on martial arts novels, his series of novels with Liyue martial arts characteristics became bestsellers throughout the Teyvat continent.

He had consistently won first place in various novel competitions, but a few days ago the organizers informed him that a new author had surpassed his work. Naturally, he was even more excited and bought a boat ticket overnight to Fontainebleau to attend the press conference.

The two sat in the authors' section of the conference hall, carefully reading the Steambird newspaper in their hands, with occasional flashes of admiration and anticipation in their eyes.

Yae no Kamiko and Yukiaki felt both curiosity and deep respect for authors who could surpass them.

Such an opponent will undoubtedly inspire them to create even more brilliant works for the world of novels on the continent of Teyvat.

"There is a supernatural force restricting the research progress of scientists on Earth. This setting is really interesting. It looks just like what that Thor did before, sealing off the country in an attempt to stop Inazuma from changing in order to achieve eternity."

Yae no Miko's voice carried a hint of contemplation. Her foxy eyes glanced at Xingqiu beside her as she continued to mutter to herself, "But... the purpose of restricting the research process here shouldn't be to achieve eternity, right?"

Her gaze returned to the pages, and she continued reading the fascinating content of "The Three-Body Problem." Her eyes gradually deepened, as if she were pondering some profound question.

"The Three-Body game, a game that can bring a realistic physical experience, requires the use of special devices to enter the Three-Body world in the game."

Xingqiu, the second young master of the Feiyun Chamber of Commerce, also spoke softly, her voice revealing a hint of amazement, "I never thought of such a setting before. Teacher Xiaoxiao's idea is truly amazing. I admire you!"

Xingqiu, sitting to the side, was also reading "The Three-Body Problem" and nodding from time to time. His eyes also revealed his respect for the author he had never met.

A hint of admiration flashed in his eyes, as if he were silently paying tribute to the author in his heart.

These two giants of the Teyvat fiction world were both captivated by the unique setting of "The Three-Body Problem," their hearts filled with curiosity and admiration for this new author.

In their view, such innovation and imagination are undoubtedly a breath of fresh air in the world of novels, and are worth exploring and learning from in depth.

And so, Xingqiu and Yae no Miko exchanged a glance, then lowered their heads again, looking down very intently.

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PS: Welcome to all new readers. This book is a Genshin Impact fanfic and a Three-Body Problem fanfic. miHoYo owns the copyright, but Three-Body Problem is not copyrighted here. Using the same character names can easily lead to malicious reports. This book has already been reported once. It used to have a lot of traffic, but after being reported, the traffic plummeted, and it was almost impossible to continue. However, the author did not want to give up on the book that has been written for so long, and did not want to let down the old readers who have been supporting and sticking with it. So, the author gritted their teeth and persevered, and revised the entire book. The character names were deliberately misspelled to avoid copyright issues. Please forgive me, new readers.