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

As the afternoon sun slanted into the office, Charlotte sat quietly, her eyes reflecting the pages of "The Three-Body Problem".

Her fingers gently traced the thin sheets of paper that were nearing their end, and a faint sense of melancholy welled up in her heart.

Time seemed to freeze at that moment, unconsciously reminding her of the excitement she felt when she first opened this science fiction masterpiece.

Her gaze fell on the few remaining pages, and the inner conflict and struggle intensified.

Charlotte wanted to finish reading the rest, but she also didn't want such a wonderful book to end like this.

This is similar to how many people follow anime series. When they see that their favorite anime has reached its finale, they want to watch the ending, but they also don't want their favorite anime to end completely in their hearts.

Amidst this struggle and hesitation, Charlotte took a deep breath and resolved to turn to the last few pages.

She knew that every story had its end, but in her heart, these stories would live on forever, forever shining with their unique light.

……

Luo Ji, once hailed as a hero, has now become a forgotten figure in the world. His past glory has shattered like a dream, leaving him a lonely figure who has gradually faded from people's lives. His name and his past seem to have been ruthlessly erased by time; no one remembers his former glory, nor does anyone care about his current desolation.

That day, Luo Ji dragged his heavy steps, carrying a cumbersome shovel, and staggered out of his house. He boarded a bus full of sleeping people, residents of the old city, who, like hibernating animals, were silent and taciturn, letting the stillness of the autumn night envelop the entire carriage. The journey was calm and uneventful, just like his current life, devoid of any surprises.

However, fate seemed to love playing tricks on him. An hour later, a passenger unexpectedly recognized him—the hero who had once saved the world. But now, because he had failed to offer an effective plan for redemption, he was treated like a pariah, subjected to the scorn and contempt of everyone. Despite his insistence that he had paid the fare, he was still coldly kicked off the bus with coins.

Forced to walk alone in the rain, Luo Ji was immersed in loneliness and despair. He wandered aimlessly until he finally arrived at the graves of Yang Xiaodong and Ye Jie.

Once upon a time, he and Ye Jie had gazed at the same starry sky together here. In endless longing and pain, he dug a shallow grave for himself. As the first rays of dawn fell upon him, he knew it was time to end it all.

……

Everyone was shocked when they saw this.

Luo Ji's experience was too tragic!

From being the savior of all mankind, he has become a rat that everyone hates and can't even ride the bus.

When Klee heard Sugar read this passage, she blinked her big eyes and said with teary eyes, "This Luo Ji brother is so pitiful. Why would everyone treat him like this?"

As a child, Keli might not understand the laws of the universe or the concepts of spaceships and interstellar warfare, but she could understand that Luo Ji was clearly a good person, yet everyone treated him this way. She didn't know why things had turned out this way.

Sugar scratched the back of his head and squinted as he explained, "Well... maybe those people felt that the protagonist didn't save them, so they became sinners."

Klee looked up and continued to press, "But... but why did the protagonist become a sinner without saving them?"

"Well... Sugar-neechan doesn't know either."

Bennett rubbed his nose and said with some sympathy, "This protagonist is really unlucky, isn't he? Even more unlucky than me."

Sitting next to Bennett, Mika nodded in agreement: "Indeed, just because he didn't save them, he became a sinner. If it were me, I probably would have collapsed long ago!"

Unlike these young boys and girls, Ningguang, sitting upright in the Jade Pavilion, naturally understood the reasoning behind it.

Because those humans regarded Luo Ji as their savior, he had to shoulder the responsibility of being a savior. Once his actions differed from their expectations, this strong psychological gap would generate endless malice towards Luo Ji.

"If we, the Seven Stars of Liyue, had failed to save the people of Liyue when the Demon God Oser invaded, and instead caused them to suffer losses, I'm afraid we, the Seven Stars, would have been abandoned just like this protagonist."

Ningguang crossed her legs and said leisurely.

Baiwen, who was helping with the documents nearby, looked incredulous upon hearing this: "No way, the people of Liyue have always supported Qixing, not to mention Lady Ningguang, you've done so much for the people..."

"They don't care how many good deeds you've done, they only care about which things you haven't done well. That's human nature."

Ningguang said calmly, pausing her hand from turning the pages of the book. After a pause, she turned to Baiwen and gave him some pointers: "As those in power, what we need to do is to do our best to meet the needs of the people. With great power comes great responsibility."

"Okay, thank you for your guidance, Lord Tianquanxing." Baiwen nodded, then left Ningguang's office with the documents in his arms.

Ningguang continued flipping through the pages and then looked down at the book.

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Luo Ji stared silently at the tiny ant crawling on Ye Jie's tombstone, seemingly seeking solace in this insignificant life. His voice was low and filled with self-reproach: "If I did anything wrong, Ye Jie, I'm truly sorry." As he finished speaking, he slowly stood up. Although his body trembled violently from weakness, he still tried to straighten his back, as if declaring war on fate.

He fumbled for a charged pistol, which was not only a weapon but also a symbol of his challenge to fate. As the morning light gradually rose in the east, Luo Ji faced the warm light and began his ultimate showdown with the Blue Star civilization and the Trisolaran civilization.

His voice was calm yet firm, as if piercing through the void: "I, Luo Ji the Wallfacer, am now speaking to the Trisolaran world."

……

Rice wife.

Yi Dou chuckled, puffed out his chest, and said to his underlings beside him, "Great! I knew this Luo Ji guy was no ordinary person. Look, he can now talk directly to the Trisolaran world! So cool, he's half as cool as me."

Ah Huang muttered under his breath, "You were just saying that Luo Ji was useless, that he got bullied by an old man, and that he didn't deserve to be a Wallfacer at all..."

Ichidou glared at him: "Huh? What did you say?"

"Huh? It's nothing, nothing."

Yuan Tai scratched his head, somewhat puzzled: "Boss, I don't understand, why can Luo Ji talk to the Trisolaran world just by taking out a pistol? Is this pistol really that powerful?"

Ichidou was stumped by his underling's question, but in order to save face, he forced himself to explain, "Ahem... well, you don't understand, this is part of the plan."

A-Shinobu thought Ichito was too noisy, so she rubbed her forehead and shook her head gently: "Alright, boss, let's keep watching."

……

In the silent space, Luo Ji's voice was calm yet powerful; he believed that the Trisolaran civilization was listening.

The surrounding silence was like a meadow washed clean by rain, exceptionally tranquil. However, when the Trisolaran civilization remained unmoved by his words, Luo Ji slowly raised his right hand, displaying the seemingly inconspicuous device.

This device, resembling a watch in appearance, conceals a tremendous power capable of altering the course of Trisolaran civilization and human history. Beneath its gleaming surface, Luo Ji reveals its true nature and his long-planned Wallfacer Project.

The device on his wrist was far from ordinary; it was the actual version of the Cradle System that Lei Dapao had used to fool humanity. One end was connected to Luo Ji's heart, and the other end was closely linked to the stellar-class hydrogen bomb hidden in the solar orbit. These terrifying and powerful weapons were like a group of sleeping behemoths, waiting for the signal to be triggered.

If Luo Ji's heart stops beating, these hydrogen bombs will detonate simultaneously. The sun will be surrounded by an oil film of interstellar dust, and it will flicker intermittently beneath the dust cloud. It will no longer be an ordinary star, but a bright lighthouse in the Milky Way. Its light will outline the precise location of the solar system in the universe, reveal the relative coordinates of the Trisolaran world, and at the same time expose the location of the solar system.

This device is Luo Ji's ultimate strategy in the face of the Trisolaran civilization, and it is also his extreme challenge between life and death, hope and despair. On the chessboard of the universe, he gambles his own life to transform the sun into a beacon that can guide salvation or destruction. In this tense and suspenseful moment, the entire universe seems to hold its breath, waiting for Luo Ji's next move.

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