Genshin Impact was written as Three-Body Problem, but due to delayed updates, Fou locked him in a da

"Why did the Wallfacer commit suicide after the Wallbreaker exposed the Wallfacer's plan? He was shouldering the heavy responsibility of saving humanity! Giving up his life like this is so irresponsible!"

Upon seeing this, Keqing, the purple-haired cat-eared girl who was enjoying afternoon tea with Ningguang, suddenly widened her pupils. Her cat ears trembled slightly, and her purple hair swayed gently in shock.

She couldn't believe that someone who was clearly an elite among humans, someone who had worked tirelessly for the future of humanity, would end up like this.

Ningguang calmly put down her teacup, her eyes revealing a profound understanding. Dressed in magnificent clothes, she exuded an air of nobility, yet her words displayed a deep insight into human nature.

"Perhaps his faith collapsed... After all, his carefully crafted plan was ruthlessly exposed, all his previous efforts were in vain, and the weapons he had spent a lot of resources to create became useless. Naturally, he could only atone with his death."

"Furthermore, his plan was utterly devoid of humanity and morality, which may be why he chose to commit suicide..."

Ningguang immediately saw through it all. Although she was the richest woman in Liyue and possessed assets that could rival those of a nation, few people knew that she had started from scratch and worked her way up to her current position step by step in the fiercely competitive Liyue Harbor.

Therefore, compared to Keqing, who comes from a wealthy family in Liyue, Ningguang is better able to understand the truth of the world and that everything in the world requires a price to be paid.

……

Momang Palace.

Holding the book "The Dark Forest: The Three-Body Problem," which had shaken countless hearts, in her hands, Fu Ningna turned the pages gently between her fingers, but her heart was trembling violently.

As the story unfolds, Funinna suddenly feels an unprecedented sense of resonance—she feels a sense of déjà vu with the Wallfacer in the book.

After a moment of silence, she murmured to herself, "Isn't what I'm doing now the same thing that the Wallfacers do?" Her voice carried a hint of sadness and a deep sense of helplessness.

She had forgotten how long she had been deceiving everyone; she had fooled everyone, even herself.

"So I'm just like the Wallfacer in the book, I need to deceive everyone..." A bitter feeling welled up in Funina's heart. Her eyes were fixed on the pages of the book with a complicated expression, as if she were searching for a shadow similar to the Wallfacer.

When she saw the part about Taylor's suicide, the resolute determination to give up everything for a greater goal plunged her into deep thought.

Under the grand mission of saving everyone, deception becomes a necessary sacrifice.

That is why Furnessa fully understands why Taylor committed suicide after failing in her efforts.

Such a long-held secret has been ruthlessly exposed. If it were her, she probably would have done the same.

After all, the secret that Funina held in her heart was more important to her than her life itself.

The Wallfacers must deceive the Sophon, ETO, and the Trisolarans.

And she, Funina, as the water goddess of Fontaine, bears an even heavier responsibility—to deceive the people of Fontaine, to deceive Navelette, and even to deceive the laws of nature.

In the Mo Mang Palace, a temple of knowledge and power, Fu Ningna felt an unprecedented loneliness.

Her status placed her above all others, but her mission plunged her into deep contradictions and isolation.

On this tranquil afternoon, every wall of the Mo Mang Palace seemed to be quietly listening to the secrets in the heart of the water god.

Especially when she saw Taylor reveal the truth to the public, but the crowd thought Taylor was lying, no one believed that what Taylor said was true, they would only think that it was part of the Wallfacer program, and they praised him, "Look how well he pretends."

She was afraid that if her plan were exposed, she would end up like Taylor, yelling at the people of Fontaine to leave, but they thought it was just a performance by the Water God and treated it as a drama.

She was afraid, afraid that she would end up like Taylor, kneeling on the ground and sighing helplessly after the plan was exposed: How did we end up in such a ridiculous situation?

Fulina gently stroked the book, trying to find some solace within it.

……

Qin Le's tragic suicide drew the deep attention of the Federation, leading to an emergency hearing. This suicide was not only a tragedy, but also a warning about the vulnerability of human society in the face of the Trisolaran challenge.

In the hall of the Federation organization, Raikkonen and Histor reported the latest progress of their plan to all members. After the report, they chose to hibernate, hoping to awaken when future technological leaps occurred.

At the same time, at the request of the council, Zhuang Yan also chose to be laid to rest with her child, in order to await hope for the future.

The investigation results indicate that the Trisolarans feared Luo Ji.

Therefore, the Federation hoped that Luo Ji could set aside his personal feelings, explore why the Trisolarans feared him so much, and become their Wallfacer. Under these circumstances, Luo Ji, who had lost his wife and children, began to shoulder the responsibilities of a Wallfacer and threw himself into this war concerning the future of humanity.

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PS: When I was writing this book, the main storyline had not yet been updated, but judging from the updates, it can't be considered a betrayal.

I think that Frinna is the Jinchūriki of the Water God, a human created by the Water God, essentially the Water God's human form. Therefore, it's reasonable that her blood contains a trace of the Water God's power, so the previous plot couldn't be considered a betrayal.

In addition, I personally feel that the storyline of 4.2 is better than that of Sumeru. The forced cleansing of the scattered soldiers at the end of Sumeru was a real mistake. The storyline of Fontaine is generally good, at least compared to Sumeru. In particular, the five-hundred-year-old game played by Fukaros, which allowed another version of himself, Frynn, to deceive the heavens and everyone else, is just like the "Wallfacer Project" of Teyvat.