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

Mondstadt.

Knights of the West Wind.

"It's alright, Barbara. No matter what happens, I will protect you all, and I will protect everyone in Mondstadt."

Qin Tun Chang comforted his younger sister Barbara, gently patting her as she was frightened by seeing the Dark Forest Theory.

However, even Jean, the acting leader of the Knights of Favonius, felt quite heavy-hearted at this moment. Upon reading this, she couldn't help but put herself in the shoes of the humans in the book and couldn't accept the ending where the Trisolarans were about to arrive on Earth and humanity was about to face annihilation.

They did not want to become like the humans in the book, losing their homes and friends, and becoming people of a fallen kingdom. Once upon a time, Vanessa, the Lionfang Knight, the hero of Mondstadt, bravely resisted the tyrannical rule of the Lone King of the Tower for the freedom of the Mondstadt residents, and finally won the happy and free life they have today.

They did not want to return to the era of being ruled, and no one in Mondstadt wanted that, not even the old nobleman Lawrence.

Sumeru Teaching Academy.

Unlike the others who were bewildered upon seeing the impending arrival of the Trisolaran civilization on the human world, Elhesen remained calm and analyzed the situation as always:

"If a single probe from the Trisolaran fleet could defeat an entire human fleet, wouldn't that be considered a top-tier cosmic catastrophe?"

"Since the Trisolaran fleet is far stronger than human civilization, what is humanity's only chance of victory?"

"Currently, the only variables for humanity are Luo Ji, who is a Wallfacer, and the Blue Space and Bronze Age ships that escaped the solar system. Could it be... that the only variables are those two spaceships?"

"No, that's unlikely..."

As he spoke, Elhesen took out his notebook and began calculating some data as usual. He didn't even look at the last chapter of The Three-Body Problem because he felt that the answer would only be meaningful if he studied it himself.

Moreover, Al-Hysen, who enjoys studying all kinds of knowledge, said that studying this kind of knowledge about the universe is much more interesting than those detective novels.

Most people on the continent of Teyvat agree that it must be incredibly difficult for the humans of that universe to face such a powerful enemy.

Judging from the description in the book, the place where humans lived in that universe was simply hell. They had worked hard to develop to this point while their technology was blocked, but they were easily defeated!

This is just one probe from the Trisolaran civilization. What kind of disaster would it be if the Trisolaran fleet actually arrived on Earth?!

Thinking about this, everyone felt a chill run down their spines.

At the same time, they were secretly relieved that the continent of Teyvat, where they lived, was not under that universe, and even whether there was a universe outside of Teyvat was an unsolved mystery.

at the same time.

Sky Island hovering above Fontainebleau.

The Ruler of Heaven plopped down on the throne of Sky Island, his long legs crossed, his fair skin swaying back and forth.

When she saw Luo Ji reveal the Dark Forest Law, she immediately raised her head triumphantly, put her hands on her hips, and muttered to herself:

"Heh heh~ Now you know how terrifying the universe outside of Teyvat is, right?"

"You all want to explore the world beyond Teyvat all day long, and you all shout that you want to rebel against me! I'm protecting you!"

"If it attracts the attention of other civilizations, let alone the current seven kingdoms of Teyvat, even if you combine the previous Kanria and Shar-Fendnir, they wouldn't be enough to defeat a single spaceship."

"Hmm~ Now it seems that this book isn't all negative. At least it can let those guys in Teyvat know the terror of the universe and make them understand my actions to some extent."

"Maybe then they won't even think about rebelling against me anymore, and my burden will be lightened considerably..."

Thinking this through, the guardian of justice nodded in satisfaction, then shifted to a more comfortable position, intending to continue reading.

Winter Country.

Sitting in the empty executive council room, staring at the Dark Forest Law in his hand, Dotore suddenly felt a burning pain on his face, as if he had been slapped.

As the iron-fisted executor of the Fools, Doughtore enjoys a high status on the continent of Teyvat, but his wisdom also has its limitations.

He attempted to decipher the cosmic laws that far exceeded human comprehension, laws that even his master, the Winter Queen, only knew a little about.

Therefore, his most likely assumption was that the Trisolaran civilization invaded Earth's human civilization solely to plunder resources. However, when he learned about the Dark Forest Theory, all his views were overturned.

This law reveals a more brutal truth about the universe: the Trisolaran civilization attacked Earth not only for its resources, but more importantly, they were hunters in the dark forest. In this cosmic competition for survival, if Earth's civilization was not eliminated first, the harsh environment of the Trisolaran civilization would likely be wiped out by the technologically advanced human civilization one day in the future!

After witnessing this law, Queen Winter also felt that it applied to the entire universe. In any universe, under the influence of the chain of suspicion, only one civilization can survive. Therefore, once two civilizations discover each other, the weaker one is destined to be destroyed.

Thinking of this, the Winter Queen's resolve to rebel against the maintainers of divine justice became even stronger.

Since there are other civilizations beyond the universe, instead of trapping ourselves in a self-imposed prison, we should focus on developing the technology of Teyvat.

After all, it was only a matter of time before she was discovered by civilizations outside of Teyvat. Before that moment arrived, she was determined to forge her civilization strong enough to destroy any other civilization that dared to threaten it.

After a careful study, Kaeya, a descendant of the Kanria, suddenly had a bright idea. He rested his chin on his hand and said to Diluc, who was reading *The Three-Body Problem* with him:

"You tell me, the reason that droplet didn't kill Luo Ji is because the Sophon has already told the Trisolaran civilization that Luo Ji has comprehended the Dark Forest Law and has already told all of humanity about this law."

"In other words, it would be pointless for Waterdrop to assassinate Luo Ji now, because as long as there is one human being alive on Earth, someone will send a signal to the sun to transmit some kind of information to other civilizations in the universe."

Upon hearing Kaeya's words, even the usually composed Diluc couldn't help but raise his head and, unusually, nod in agreement with his point of view.

"Unexpectedly, your blindness in one eye has enabled you to discover blind spots that are difficult for others to spot."

Diluc crossed his arms and spoke calmly.

"Hey! I'm telling you, the book you're reading is one I brought to you. Can't you say something nicer?"

Kaiya was a little unhappy. Was this guy praising him or insulting him?

"Well... I'm just saying nice things, it's just a matter of how you interpret them."

Hearing Diluc's answer, Kaeya rolled her eyes at him, then turned her attention back to the book "The Three-Body Problem" in her hands, flipping through the last chapter of "The Dark Forest"—Luo Ji's dialogue with the Trisolaran civilization!

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