In Genshin Impact: I accidentally ruined the Seven Gods

During the time he was sealed, Shiraki did not think about running away, but silently digested the original owner's memories and knowledge.

While examining the original owner's memories, Shiraki had a very strange feeling; examining the original owner's memories was like watching a movie.

Unlike watching movies, he doesn't need to deliberately learn the knowledge he has in his memory; he can immediately apply it whenever he thinks of it.

Bai Mu felt that his brain was like a computer hard drive, allowing him to freely view his memories, but without the option to delete them.

At first, Shiraki was worried that watching too many of the original owner's memories would dilute his own original memories and thoughts, so he was hesitant to watch too many of the original owner's memories at first.

However, as time went on, he realized that his worries were unnecessary.

He discovered that his deepest memories were still those of his past life. Memories from this world and his original self could be stored in his brain's "hard drive," which was countless terabytes in size.

This gave him a strange, inexplicable feeling, as if his memories of this world were all false.

But he didn't care too much about it, and it wasn't necessarily a bad thing.

In Shiraki's memory, this world has the concept of "wear and tear".

Wear and tear is a concept that no living being in Teyvat can avoid; it is a shackle imposed by the laws of nature.

Even the "Seven Gods" could not escape the shackles of this bondage. But in his understanding from his previous life, [wear and tear] seemed to be caused by the loss of memories or the inability to bear the memories of the past.

But these settings don't seem to have any effect on him.

Putting aside his current "movie-watching" memory storage mode, just the fact that he is a transmigrator already gives him a sense of superiority over this world.

Moreover, the "wear and tear" setting is imposed on the creatures of Teyvat by the laws of nature, so what does it have to do with the transmigrator Bai Mu?

Moreover, in the game, even the Lord, who is a transmigrator, will not be "worn down". As a transmigrator, Bai Mu considers himself superior and it seems reasonable that he will not be "worn down".

After learning that he might not be "worn down," Shiraki began studying elemental forces.

His research revealed that the release of elements in this world was not as simple as it had been in his previous life. It wasn't something that could be released directly using just "E" or "Q".

Fortunately, with the rock element crystals left behind by Morax and his original memories as references, he wasn't completely clueless about the use of elements.

There are seven elements in this world: wind, rock, lightning, grass, water, fire, and ice. Among these elements, the four that Bai Mu cares about the most are rock, wind, water, and fire.

It's not that these elements are particularly destructive, but rather that in his mind, "earth, wind, water, and fire" are the most basic elements that make up the world.

In his previous life, many protagonists in novels used these four elements to create worlds, which gave Bai Mu some ideas.

However, this idea requires a powerful grasp of these four elements, which was impossible during the time he was sealed away.

Fortunately, Bai Mu's body was also a dragon, and the dragons in this world had abilities that were not much different from those recorded in the myths of his previous life. Their control over the water element was beyond doubt.

With the rock element crystal Morax left him, he now has two elements; all that's left is to slowly study the rock element crystal.

Once he goes out that day, he will capture a few creatures with water and fire elements to study, and he feels that his creation plan will have a promising future.

Morax also visited twice during the sealing period.

One instance was when he told Bai Mu that after he publicized Bai Mu's suppression of the earth veins in Qingce Village, the people of Qingce Village spontaneously built a temple for Bai Mu and told him the location of the temple.

Upon learning this, Shiraki subconsciously projected his consciousness over, and was surprised to find that his consciousness could be projected outside the cave. Morax did not do anything to stop him.

When Morax came for the second time, Shiraki noticed that his murderous aura seemed much stronger than before.

Shiraki speculated that this might be because the Demon God War was currently at its peak, and Morax had killed too many Demon Gods.

This time, Morax brought Bai Mu "the method of incense cultivation" and some "immortal techniques".

This surprised Bai Mu; he hadn't expected Morax to teach him cultivation methods.

In response, Morax told Shiraki that Shiraki had done a good job in suppressing the ley lines, and that if the incense and prayers of the people who worshipped him were not dealt with, they would overflow into the ley lines and become nourishment for the monsters there.

The best course of action is for him, the person directly involved, to absorb the consequences.

Shiraki naturally agreed wholeheartedly.

After those two visits, Morax never came again.

Bai Mu didn't care about this. Anyway, he now had a cultivation method, and he wouldn't have to worry about his reputation if he went out. He could just lie in the cave in peace.

Occasionally, Bai Mu would emanate his consciousness to observe the outside world. In his observation, he discovered that his faith in the Qingce Village area even surpassed that of Morax in this area.

This is also related to the "miracles" that Shiraki occasionally displays.

Because of the Whitewood, the terrain of Qingce Village has become stable, and coupled with its distance from the hustle and bustle of Liyue Harbor, it has become a very suitable place for retirement.

Elderly people generally have a strong belief in deities and gods.

Many times when the elders of Qingce Village went to worship Baimu, the dishes they had just placed on the offering table would be swallowed up by a burst of golden light because a certain dragon was greedy for them, and in the end, not even the plates were left.

Over time, the people of Qingce Village learned that their Chilong Lord liked to eat "Matsutake Mushroom Stuffed Rolls" and "Stir-fried Shrimp," occasionally "Tian Shu Meat," and disliked "Cold Mint Salad."

Of course, Shiraki's explanation for this was: "Occasionally displaying miracles to increase the distance between gods and believers."

As for the dishes prepared by the believers, those were all based on the believers' own ideas, and were absolutely not prepared according to his taste, absolutely not!