Genshin Impact: I wrote the plot into a novel to spoil the future

This is what constitutes a standard of judgment; otherwise, how would we know if you truly understand and agree with it?

So, General Thunder, the organization has an important mission for you.

There are too many benefits to this fight. Although I can have a new body, it's definitely not as comfortable as using 'my own'.

Moreover, if the underlying logic of General Thunder is not changed, she will continue to oppose you in the future, so it still needs to be changed.

So whether it's for Inazuma's sake or for the sake of the movie itself, we have to go for it!

At this moment, Lei Yingdian was helped by Lin Qiu to the front of the real consciousness space, where she had made ample preparations.

Once the path is approved by the shadow, even ten cowherds couldn't pull it back.

She needed to get here with the general, so she entered the general's body and used her consciousness to resist him. In this way, both of them were 'hard-controlled', making it easier to transfer them.

"Go, Shadow, we'll come pick you up later," Yae no Miko said with a smile.

Ying nodded, wanting to step into the consciousness space.

"...Why don't you just throw me in?" Ying said after a moment of silence; she really couldn't move.

Without hesitation, Lin Qiu scooped up Ying with both hands and threw her in.

"So, why was it me helping Ying up just now?" Lin Qiu asked, puzzled.

Since both of you foxes came along, it would be more appropriate for you to help them up, wouldn't it?

"Isn't this kind of physical work more suitable for an apprentice?" Yae no Miko emphasized the word "apprentice".

Lin Qiu understood; this girl was retaliating against him for 'betraying' her.

Naive, you don't actually think this is a punishment for me, do you?

Fox Palace and Yae no Miko didn't say much. You don't really think we're getting revenge on you, do you? You silly goose.

If I won't let you touch my ears, can't I at least let you touch my shadow?

The main reason is that Yae no Miko wants to maintain her image as an older sister and really doesn't want her ears touched, as she's too sensitive.

Leaving aside these three, let's first tell the story of "Journey Through the Fog".

The story begins with the familiar and beloved Miss Catherine!

As usual, she's assigning tasks to travelers again.

Readers have gotten used to it. In recent stories, whether it's the story of Yi Dou, the story of Qing Lai Island, or the story of Lei Er that I just read, they all start with this. It's hard not to get used to it.

Catherine: "I recently heard about the situation on Qinglai Island from Miss Yuezi. It's truly remarkable."

"Getting back to the main topic, the association has received a more challenging request. Are you interested...?"

Readers exclaimed in surprise, "Wow! The two paragraphs are actually connected!"

Originally, the stories of Yae no Miko and the Legend of the Shadow 2 were connected in time, but Lin Qiu reversed the order.

In the story, Yingmei patted her chest and said with a smug look:

"More difficult? No problem! Even the Fatui's enforcers are no match for me!"

Catherine: "That's true."

The Fools fell silent. "Catherine...aren't you one of our Winter's self-developed intelligent machines? What's going on? Why are you siding with outsiders and talking about your own people?"

And you two, D'Artagnan and Rosalind, it's all your fault! Who told you two to be so arrogant when you couldn't beat her!

Catherine, of course, was unaware of the Fools' complaints and continued to explain the mission to the traveler.

[Catherine: "The client is Miss Sumida. She'll explain the details to you personally."]

Sumida was slightly surprised in real life, but after thinking about it, he understood.

She doesn't want to look for travelers now, because Qiu Cheng has written all of their experiences in his book, which she can read directly.

However, the timeline described in the prophecy book does not include the book itself. The person in that timeline is unaware of the Traveler's story, so it's normal for them to want to seek information from the Traveler.

When the traveler in the story finds Sumida, Sumida immediately calls him a "legendary traveler," instantly elevating Yingmei to a high level.

The already arrogant traveler puffed out his chest and said with an air of pride:

"I am the legendary traveler."

Paimon: "I am the legendary Paimon!"

The readers are very satisfied! Look how humorous the beginning of the story is! It's sure to be a heartwarming story!

Qiu Cheng, you still have a conscience, don't you? You know to write a sad story first and then a heartwarming one to give us some comfort.

[Sumida: "Alright. To make a long story short, have you ever had the experience of 'getting the best sword in the whole village'?"]

[Paimon: "Didn't we get that longsword, 'The Dawn Sword that Cuts Through the Dawn and Points to Victory,' from Kaeya before...?"]

The sword Paimon mentioned is the one Yingmei is currently using. Its name is too long, so let's simplify it as: 'Dawn Sword'.

Sumida said that the name of the sword was a bit too deliberate. Reality may not follow logic, but novels cannot, so he asked the second question.

["Is there a life surrounded by beautiful girls?"]

Damn, I'm surrounded by beauties!

"So... what about the experience of defeating a dragon not long after the story begins? Or perhaps, being inexplicably drawn into a national crisis and becoming enemies with a 'group of a few elite villains with numbered badges'?"

[Traveler: "It's not that there isn't one..."]

Yingmei had a somewhat subtle feeling. It seemed like she had actually experienced what Motian was talking about. Wasn't this the fight against Dvalin, facing Oser, and confronting the Fools?

It's true that you can be surrounded by beautiful girls, but Yingmei gets angry just thinking about it.

Because Lin Qiu had written about Ling Hua's dance in the book beforehand, Ling Hua did not dance in front of her this time.

She didn't get to enjoy the dance; instead, Ayato kept a close eye on her.

Yingmei was also helpless. Why are you always staring at me? Why don't you keep an eye on Lin Qiu instead?

Chapter 318 Novelist? Prophet!

[Sumida continued, "Or perhaps, their true identity is that of a traveler from 'other worlds'...like the protagonist of the famous work 'The Nights of Princess Fischl'?"]

Mona was shocked. "Seriously, isn't this a timeline without the prophecy book? How do you know all this?"

Are all novelists like this? Do they all have some kind of prophetic ability?

I came to this book to find the secret of Lin Qiu's prophecy, not to be attacked by you novelists!

And, so Amy's name comes from this book! Little Amy's been exposed!!

Little Amy was also a little flustered, not expecting her 'profile' to be exposed.

This book wasn't exactly a big hit; not many people knew about it before. But now, it's become a sensation.

"I...cough, I am not an imitator, I am the true princess of the Dark Night Pure Land—Fischl!" Little Amy declared resolutely.

In the story, Sumida talked on and on, and not only the traveler, but even the talkative Paimon couldn't get a word in edgewise.

It's quite surprising to realize that when Miss Catherine mentioned the difficulty, she was referring to the difficulty of communication.

The traveler turned around: "I'm leaving."

So he turned and walked into the mountains!

Seeing that the traveler was about to leave, Sumida finally stepped out of his own world and hurriedly stopped him.

[Sumida: "Eh? Don't go!"]

"Because Miss Catherine told me a lot about you, I thought you would be more like a protagonist in a light novel..."

Yingmei and Paimon exchanged a glance, neither of them having thought they resembled the protagonists of a light novel.

But Lin Qiu always used her as the main perspective in the story, and Lin Qiu was writing light novels, so now she really became the protagonist of a light novel.

It just so happens that Sumida is also a light novel writer, a new author who hasn't even decided on a pen name yet.

She plans to participate in this year's "This Novel is Amazing" competition, so she wants to ask a traveler to visit "He Guan," which is her ideal "filming location."

Yae no Miko laughed and said, "I'm afraid this author won't succeed; she goes off-topic too often."

"Not necessarily, what if the subject matter is well chosen?" Fox Palace retorted.

“But now I am the editor-in-chief of Yaedo. Whether it succeeds or not is up to me, isn’t it?” Lin Qiu said.

The three of them were reading in the cave, not in a hurry to find Ying. Anyway, the timeline inside was messed up, and they just needed to be teleported to the key point in time.

Whether they're in a hurry or not, the shadows will be fighting inside for hundreds of years.

Fox Palace was even speaking up for Sumida, but then Sumida mentioned her in the next paragraph.

Originally, he was introducing the location of the commission to the traveler, but Sumida veered off-topic and started talking about a novel he had written before.

[Sumida: "At the time, I wanted to use the legend of Lady Kitsuri leading people into the Desolate Sea Palace to escape disaster as a starting point to depict her lighthearted daily life as her reincarnation in the modern world, living with the people of Hanamizaka..."]

Now that his 'fantasy' had become reality, Fox Palace was all smiles.

She really did 'reincarnate' in the modern world, and she really is living a relaxed everyday life with her friends in Hanamizaka.

Could this Sumida also be a 'prophet'? She said the traveler's story was quite accurate in a certain sense.

Do all of you light novel writers have some kind of special ability?

Mona is already considering whether she should try writing light novels.

The traveler, fed up with the other person's off-topic rambling, said, "I'm leaving."

So he turned and walked towards the sea!

[Sumida: "Eh? Sorry, sorry! Don't go!"]

Mo Tian said: Fellow Daoist, please wait.

"I'm so sorry... but I'd like to ask you to go to Heguan and try to get me a 'wooden reed flute.' It's a traditional musical instrument from the Heguan civilization, which disappeared thousands of years ago."

In the traveler's departing figure, Sumida saw a certain determination, so she stopped digressing and immediately got to the point.

"Here's the thing. The story of 'Journey Through the Fog Sea (tentative title)' is set in Crane Gate. Of course, the story is fictional. When the nameless boy enters Crane Gate—"

Seeing that Sumida was about to go off-topic again, even Paimon couldn't stand it anymore and advised the travelers to leave.

She understood, she understood, they were going to head towards the mountains and the sea.

So Sumida quickly continued:

"—When I entered Heguan, I heard a strange sound, but it was actually the sound of the wooden reed flute, a traditional instrument of Heguan, recorded in folk tales. So if I want to accurately describe its timbre, I need a real wooden reed flute!"

Surprisingly, it didn't go off-topic! Although it didn't go off-topic... but the reason is just too strange, isn't it?

It's just the sound of a wooden reed flute, why not just write something like 'whoosh,' 'beep,' or 'beep beep'?

Sumida, however, said no, writing a novel is a very serious matter, and one must experience it firsthand in order to write authentic and believable content.

So I actually traveled through Teyvat (crossed out).

So when she was writing 'Thunder Calamity', she even went to experience the "Musou Blade Rift" and almost died there.

After being rescued by Afu, her world turned purple, even the things she vomited were purple.

Of course, it's also possible that she sees everything as purple, so she sees what she vomited as purple as well. You have to look at this thing dialectically.

Readers couldn't help but admire her dedication, and then their imaginations ran wild: could Qiu Cheng not be making a prediction, but actually experiencing the future?

How could that be? Impossible, impossible.

Even a dedicated author like Sumida didn't actually write anything in the end because she was bedridden for several days and couldn't write at all.

Readers facepalmed, so what's the point of doing this?

I went to see "Musou no Yama" to better write my book, but because I went to see "Musou no Yama", I can't write my book anymore. Isn't that putting the cart before the horse?

I can tell, this is indeed a humorous story. That's great, it's sure to be heartwarming, right?

Sumida gave the traveler a letter and told her to take it to Afu on the outlying island, where Afu would take her to Crane View.

The traveler asked who this Afu was who had saved Sumida.

Sumida said that Afu was very impressive, and then, taking advantage of his ability to digress, he talked about Liyue's "almond tofu".

She initially thought "almond tofu" was interesting, so she asked Afu to take her to Liyue.