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

[Nelu said unwillingly: "But, Dinazede, you've been looking forward to this Flower Goddess Dance so much. I know this Flower Goddess Festival is very important to you, and I don't want you to have any regrets..."]

Yes, nobody wanted to. The thought that this might be the last Flower Goddess Festival for Dina Zede made readers hate the Great Sage even more.

Nilu and Dina Zede made a promise for next time... next time... will there ever be a next time?

The traveler, back at his lodgings, was also filled with anxiety. In his restless sleep, a sound seemed to echo—'beep'—

[“The plan has entered its most critical phase; the power extraction will begin from the point marked with '—'.]”

Seno, Elhesen, and the others frowned, sensing that the Order of the Fathers was up to something again.

Then, the story moves to the 'second day'.

Chapter 529 The Endless Flower Goddess's Birthday Festival

Waking up, Paimon urged the traveler to hurry up and find Dinazede, as the appointed time was fast approaching.

The reader is bewildered. What agreement? The next Flower Goddess Festival? Won't that have to wait until next year? Did I just wake up and time travel?

The traveler in the story seemed unaware of anything strange and went to meet Dina Zede.

Dina Zede was waiting for them, but she was not in good condition. She looked weak, as if she had stayed up all night, and her voice was a little softer.

Readers understand this, after all, they have just gone through those things, it is normal to feel disappointed and have trouble sleeping.

But then we see Dina Zedei browsing the market with the traveler again, just like last time, visiting the "Seven Delicacies Table," alchemy divination, and choosing candy once more.

This is obviously not right. It seems like everyone has lost their memory.

The reader's current feeling is like trying to cut down a big tree with a wooden sword—it's impossible (they can't understand it)!

I really like a comment from a reader: Huh?

What's going on? Have we returned to Heguan? This matter is also recorded in Heguan.

Some people are wondering whether the problem lies with Sumeru or with the book's printing.

Could it be that the copy I have is a misprinted, unique edition? Wouldn't that be incredibly valuable?

Most readers were left wondering: What's going on? Can travelers also foresee the future? Were the experiences they had just had precognitive dreams?

Or has the Sumeru realm already achieved time reversal? Surely not? Has Sumeru technology reached such an awe-inspiring level?

Got it! This is Dina Zede's obsession! She must complete the Flower Goddess's Birthday Festival to escape, otherwise it will be 'endless October', which is Dina Zede's melancholy.

However, Dina Zede herself was also confused as to why this was happening.

I don't know, but no one has doubted that this was a dream we all had together, because it was mentioned in the previous story that 'the Sumeru people don't dream'.

This statement subconsciously ruled out the possibility that the Sumeru Man was dreaming.

The people in the story did not notice the problem of the 'cycle', except for the traveler.

All her experiences seemed to have a sense of déjà vu, and a cloud of doubt hung over the traveler's mind. She made up her mind to investigate.

The traveler leaves Dina Zede and goes to the tavern with Paimon, intending to do something unexpected that he wouldn't normally do.

That’s it for now, let’s eat first.

Try this bizarre dish that you would never normally eat, and put it in your mouth. The Yingmei in the illustration has turned into a woman with her mouth open and eyes closed.

After finishing eating, Ying opened her eyes. Her pupils trembled violently, not because the food was bad, but because it was delicious!

Ying in the story has gotten used to this taste! In other words, it's not the first time she's eaten it.

This dish looks dark but tastes alright. Lin Qiu can even get used to the Fish Singing Piece, let alone this kind of dish that isn't too dark.

I reckon Yingmei has probably eaten here several times during her revival, but she just doesn't know it herself; her taste buds have gotten used to it.

This is even more serious now. Everyone thought they had just watched the first loop, but it turns out it's already the umpteenth loop!

Yinghui's habit clearly stems from her prior awareness of the problem, which is why she comes up with something she wouldn't normally do.

However, as the number of cycles increases, things that were previously unused become things that are now frequently done.

This is bad, how can we break this cycle? I don't know what to do, maybe I should look for Doraemon first?

You can't find Doraemon, but you can find a white dwarf.

Another sleep for the traveler, another day has passed, no, 'today' is not over yet.

[“…Intelligence output has decreased slightly, but remains within the normal threshold range.”]

The third loop, as readers know it, naturally didn't feature Doraemon this time, but instead introduced a white dwarf—Narcissus—who made a dazzling appearance. (＾－＾)V~

Readers commented, "I get it now! The power of the Grass God is to dream, so aren't these dreams created by the Grass God?"

It startled us; we thought something terrible was about to happen. Turns out, it was just this.

The readers seemed to understand everything. This must be because the Grass God wanted to hold the Flower Goddess's Birthday Festival, so he used a precognitive dream to help the traveler find the best solution.

You'll find out soon enough, because the traveler caught up with them.

The traveler chased after Nasita, who, despite her short stature, was surprisingly fast, like a 'runaway moon'.

Despite her short legs, she moves incredibly fast; travelers can only see her from afar and can never catch up with her.

Just like Zeno's tortoise, it seems like you can never keep up.

The traveler eventually lost track of her, and in the village where she was, there was a birdcage next to where she had been standing.

The camera pans to the cage, and then the cage door opens, allowing the bird to fly out.

This passage is clearly hinting at why birds can fly.

The cough implies that 'the caged bird has been freed.'

Nasita stopped in the distance, seemingly waiting for the traveler. The traveler, naturally unable to resist this 'fishing' tactic, followed her.

What follows are various close-ups of little Narcissus: close-ups of 'food,' 'badminton,' and her face, from her delicate little feet to her sweet smile. Readers are saying, 'Lin Qiu, you really know your stuff!'

But gradually, the readers noticed something was wrong, because the later illustrations were... close-ups of Dina Zede!

The close-up shot from bottom to top is a common technique used in the prophecy book; it seems Lin Qiu really likes this kind of bottom-up shot.

But the last close-up is clearly wrong! Why is Dina Zede here?

Dina Zede was with the traveler just a moment ago, but now she's lying here unconscious. What happened?

It really gave readers goosebumps. What on earth is going on? Why is it getting more and more bizarre?

Is Dina Zede here? Then who is that person with the traveler up ahead?

The more I think about it, the scarier it gets. I'm a little afraid to continue reading Arataki Ichito. Could there be ghosts in this story?

Even Dina Zede herself couldn't understand it; her brain had already started to 'unresponsive'.

The film was even more heavyweight; she didn't want to watch it anymore.

Or maybe I should wait until my sister finishes reading it and then tell me about it.

Nasida wasn't puzzled, because she already knew these things from Lin Qiu beforehand.

Mona pondered, but could only see some vague information by using water to divinate the basin, after all, it concerned the gods.

However, considering the "moon," "illusion," and "lie" mentioned in the text, Mona said: I gradually understand everything!

This alchemical divination seems really interesting; Lin Qiu wasn't kidding me!

Hmph, as expected, this genius won't be fooled. Saying you're trying to fool me is just playing with me!

Honestly, you love playing tricks on me. Next time, even if you say you're just kidding, I won't believe you! There's always a hidden meaning! Are you secretly laughing at me for not understanding?

Just wait! This genius will soon see through this story!

Chapter 530 First Deduction

Mona 'understood everything,' but the traveler in the story was confused. Nasita noticed this and took out her wonderful gadgets.

A yellow jar of knowledge contains the traveler's 'memories' from this period of time, which can be considered 'yellow knowledge'.

Whether this thing is canned knowledge or a pornographic disc is not really important, because it is just a form of expression. If Nasita wanted, she could make it into the shape of a toilet and it would have the same effect.

Paimon and the traveler absorbed the 'knowledge' together, only to realize how many cycles they had gone through.

Paimon said, "For us, today is already the twentieth? Oh no... the thirtieth? Fortieth? Has it been countless Flora's birthdays?"

Everyone was shocked. Paimon... how come you can't count them after you're forty?!

Quick, go find Paimon a school to attend!

Just kidding. Readers will naturally know that this is a way of showing the number of reincarnations, and it certainly doesn't mean Paimon can't count.

...Well, readers aren't so sure either, always feeling that it's not impossible for Paimon not to be able to count.

Like the traveler in the story, Nasita has many questions she wants to ask, but Nasita has already gone through many trials and tribulations, and calmly waits for the traveler to accept her advice.

The illustration focuses on Nasita's round face; her chubby little face looks incredibly cute, making you want to pinch it.

Nasita, with a wifely smile, gently told the traveler to think it over carefully, as the answers were all there. Despite being a little girl, she had a motherly feel to her.

Although she was very gentle, Lin Qiu seriously suspected that Nasita had already explained it to travelers too many times, so she was now too lazy to explain it anymore.

Nasita said, "To explain... you were blessed by the power of the grass element, and you also have a very special 'sensitive constitution.'"

Look, even her explanations are so perfunctory now!

Naxi Da's words were concise and to the point. Although she didn't explain them very clearly, everyone seemed to understand that she meant Yingmei was very sensitive.

Because Yingmei is too sensitive, she immediately noticed anything amiss around her, which is why only Yingmei and Paimon were 'awakened' by Nasita.

It seems that travelers are indeed very inspired. Although they have suffered a lot because of this, they have also been exposed to many things that others cannot access. So it can be said that fortune and misfortune are intertwined.

This time as well, the sensitive Yingmei activated her skill 'Yingmei's Shock' and discovered something was wrong, which is how she 'saw' Nasita.

[The traveler asked, "What's the deal with Dina Zede over there...?"]

[“As you can see, she is very weak. You should also have noticed that the Dina Zede around you lately is different from the ‘original her’…”]

The three question marks seem to be meant to conceal Nasita's identity and make her seem more mysterious.

Indeed, under normal circumstances, no one in the region would recognize Naxi Da, not even the people of Xumi.

The problem is, everyone's already seen the 'Happy Birthday' anime PV, so there's no mystery left. I can tell you're not human at a glance, you grass god!

[The voice continued, "And now, the 'original her' is right before you, and... time is running out."]

Oh no! Readers tensed instantly. Time was running out? Was Dina Zede about to...?

Readers gritted their teeth, thinking, "How many more times do you have to tell this story of meeting, getting to know each other, falling in love, and finally parting ways?!"

It's 'Crane Viewing' and 'Farewell' again, even the gods have been 'in seclusion' for five hundred years, and damn it, Inazuma is still chasing me!

Why didn't the isolation edict lock these 'bad things' in Inazuma?

Despite the complaints, the story still had to be read. After turning the page, the illustration was given to Nasita, who smiled sweetly and said:

"Oh, right, my name is... Nasita."

Although readers already knew Narcida's identity, they admitted they had fallen for her again when she introduced herself with a sweet smile.

She... is kind of cute, no, more than a little, she's very cute, extremely cute, cute in the literal sense, even more cute than the literal sense, even cuter than that!

Dina Zede even forgot about herself for a moment, her attention completely drawn to the illustrations. "Is this food too good? It's like a state banquet!"

How would you describe this in Beijing dialect? It tastes even better than the KFC downstairs!

Dina Zede instantly understood Kujo Sara and Barbara's feelings. Reading the prophecy book was really helpful; it was exactly what they needed!

Quick! Frame it in my room!

In reality, Dina Zede was not only fine, but in fact, she was in a great mood.

However, in the story, she was already on the verge of death, and Nasita could only protect her and delay her death; she could not forcibly wake her up.

This is a dream so profound that it involves divine power. Forcibly waking the person could cause brain death. One should not force the dream to continue; the dream should be allowed to shatter on its own.

Nasita looked at Dinazeda: "She's like a bird whose feathers are about to be completely plucked, flying high in the sky, and all I can do is whip up a whirlwind to delay her fall."

Nasita's wonderful metaphor appeared, and it must be said that it was very apt; the readers really understood it.